“Justice Talking” A show on hot-button constitutional issues has caught the attention of public radio stations across the country thanks to Annenberg Public Policy Center Senior Fellow Kathryn Kolbert, one of America’s most respected public interest lawyers. Panel examines experimental college Student spotlight: TV news grabs student intern Staff Q&A: Diane McAndrews has a REMEDY for places in need of medical equipment Research: A better Viagra? Partners in crime (prevention) New Dean Penn grows the region Donald Trump plays hardball Caught in the act Undergraduates publish on the web For What It's Worth: Three faces of hate People do make the difference Event Listings Editor's Pick What's on WXPN Readers' Best News Briefs Bookquick Quoted Recently Awards & Honors Campus Buzz

December 2, 1999 Caught in the act Students entertained themselves and nearly everyone else on campus with a plethora of performances in November. We sent our roving photographer to catch a few in the act. He found... ...Stimulus Children’s Theatre’s enthusiastic soccer goalie in “The Cat’s Pajamas”... ...two a cappella groups, the Quaker Notes (all gals, above) and the Chord on Blues (all guys, below), harmonizing in a joint performance... ...percussion on a wastebasket at a Glee Club performance... ...“The Serpent,” performed by Intuitons Experimental Theatre... ...Penn Six-5000, who accessorized their retro singing style with funky garb... ...and two hippies in Arts House Theater’s “The Man Who Turned Into a Stick”. All photos by Daniel R. Burke