December 13, 2001

• Campus transformer
  Practice Professor of Landscape Architecture Laurie Olin is bringing his vision of the urban landscape to the campus and to Independence Mall.

• Shop with ease
• Time to get back to the humanities
• Ramos named chief of staff

• Research: The play's the thing on video, now
• Faculty feature: Cheer, sigh, boo, hiss. It's a pantomime.
• Staff Q&A: Think poetry and technology don't go together? Come meet Teresa Leo.
  

• New pay stubs: More information, more security
• Help! It's raining on me at my desk
• Just about all wrapped up
• Literacy to grow at Tech.21
• For What It's Worth: Facts no cure for teen HIV
• Holiday home checks, escorts and more

• Event Listings
• Editor's Pick: Not your father's chamber ensemble
• Remembering the dream, living the vision
• Clang, clang, clang...
• Conference Call
• Readers' Best: Wrapped wishes

• News Briefs
• Bookquick from the University Press
• Quoted Recently
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Quoted recently

“Does anybody really trust Microsoft to comply?”

—David Farber, Alfred Fitler Moore Professor of Telecommunications Systems, on the proposed consent decree in the Microsoft antitrust case (The New York Times, Nov. 7)