November 29, 2001
Penn's University Life Division, headed by Vice Provost Valarie Swain-Cade McCoullum, wants students to live in and love The Place That Loves You Back.
- Kill-a-watt
Penn's hard look at its energy use is now reaping praise from external agencies.
- Tony
Soprano takes a hit from Camille Paglia
The media love Tony Soprano, but lots of Italian-Americans don't.
- Survey
says...
We asked what you thought of the Current, and you told us. We're making some changes in response.
Editor's Pick: Yule cheer for Philadanco!
The
world-famous dance troupe's "Xmas Philes" joins the list of
Philadelphia holiday traditions.
- Research:
Little labs for quick reactions
Haim H. Bau's experiments with microfluidics hold promise for medical and military research.
- Student
spotlight: Business competition is too good to resist
David Valger is working for this year's Wharton Business Plan Competition.
- For
What It's Worth: Inequities on film
A look at films shows why we still need feminism, says Ruth Perlmutter.
- Staff
Q&A: Robert Sigafoos
The New Bolton Center's chief farrier finds it tough to keep his glue-on horseshoes in stock.
- Snapshot:
Talk, music and lots of camaraderie
Noted classical composers bring philosophies of music and life to concert.
- Penn
women throw some party
Alumnae from all over celebrate 125 years of women at Penn.
- Learn
about management, communication—or yourself
HR courses help you better manage your job and your career.
- A
memorial takes root
Students and community residents plant trees along Chestnut Street to commemorate the victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
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Current, winner of four CASE awards for
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