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Corrections In last week's issue, the obituary for Joseph Guerrero should have read, he is survived by his wife, Miriam Mann Guerrero, manager of administration and finance in the English Department, and three children, Marcelino, Felicia Davis-Fields, and Anthony; and three grandchildren. We regret the errors. The new boundaries for the Enhanced Mortgage Program, which were described in last week's issue, area are actually more inclusive than what was shown. They now extend not only north and west as was described but southward beyond the old boundary of Woodland Avenue to the Schuylkill River. The expanded geographical area mirrors the coverage area for the Citizens Bank University Neighborhood Improvement Program. See below for the revised map. --Ed.
Almanac, Vol. 50, No. 26, March 23, 2004 |
ISSUE HIGHLIGHTS: Tuesday, Undergraduate
tuition, fees, and room and board for 2004-2005 will
increase 4.4%. Dr. Robert Inman is the Richard
King Mellon Professor of Finance. The first Evan
C Thompson Professor for Excellence in Teaching is
known for award-winning teaching. Speaking
Out about the odors of mulch, permeating the indoors. University
Council will hear about the budget and plans for next year. PPSA: Call for nominations for officers. Report
by the Consultative Committee for the Selection of a President. Trustees'
Meeting coverage, beyond the tuition increase. Recommended minimum
Postdoctoral
Stipend levels for FY 05. The IACUC
policy for review and investigation of animal welfare concerns. How
to combat rising health care costs? Focus on Wellness next week. College
Green goes wireless, uniting other wireless areas on
campus. The SAS
Dean's Forum and the Goldstone
Forum are two annual events
at Penn. A
Cultural Heritage Institute for Young Iraqi Specialists visited
the Penn Museum. |
