Paul Rozin of the School of Arts and Sciences says lunch in America is more a chore than a course.
Penn in the News
HealthDay News — January 11, 2006
Mark V. Pauly of Penn’s Wharton School says co-pays have their advantages for insurers.
New York Times — January 10, 2006
R. Polk Wagner of the Law School is cited for his work on intellectual patents.
New York Times — January 10, 2006
Jeremy Siegel of Penn’s Wharton School discusses the recent surge in the Dow.
New York Times — January 10, 2006
Mitch Lazar of the School of Medicine comments on the relationship between diabetes and cardiovascular problems.
New York Times — January 9, 2006
Peter Capelli of Penn’s Wharton School says IBM has led the way in quality of benefits and retirement.
Washington Post — January 9, 2006
Penn’s neighborhood-revitalization efforts are highlighted.
Christian Science Monitor — January 9, 2006
Kent Smetters of Penn’s Wharton School discusses the magnitude of President Bush’s budget proposals.
New York Times — January 9, 2006
Michael Eric Dyson of the School of Arts and Sciences comments on the newly installed president of entertainment for Black Entertainment Television.
Kansas City Star — January 9, 2006
Michael Eric Dyson of the School of Arts and Sciences says Bill Cosby should not be held up as a sociological expert.
USA Today — January 8, 2006
Arthur Caplan of the School of Medicine discusses the societal reactions to Dick Clark’s New Year’s Eve appearance.
Tampa Tribune — January 8, 2006
David Rudovsky of the Law School says that future technology will provide the government with unlimited spying capabilities.
New York Times — January 8, 2006
President Amy Gutmann says competition for admission does reflect educational quality.
New York Times — January 8, 2006
John Kromer of the School of Arts and Sciences says Philadelphia’s new tax breaks make living in the city just as cheap as living in the suburbs.
Newsday — January 7, 2006
Arthur Caplan of the School of Medicine says that tissue-reclamation companies, not hospitals, are at fault for bad donor tissue.
Knight Ridder News Service — January 6, 2006
John P. O'Reardon of the School of Medicine says the anti-depression implant is a last hope for some sufferers.
Indianapolis Star — January 6, 2006
Arthur Caplan of the School of Medicine says doctors are often worried about admitting guilt because of lawsuits.
Chronicle of Higher Education — January 6, 2006
Michael Weisberg of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses the court decision banning intelligent design from science classes in the Dover, Pa., schools.
Scripps Howard News Service — January 6, 2006
Benjamin Chang of the School of Medicine discusses the risks posed to babies’ digits if mothers smoke during the pregnancy.
Los Angeles Times — January 5, 2006
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg School for Communication says that reporters covering the trapped Sago miners’ story should have questioned announcements that they had been found alive.
