September 19, 2002

• Special Report: Penn research brings knowledge to the world
  A look into the growth and workings of Penn's half-billion-dollar research enterprise.
• How Penn's research enterprise works and grows
• Penn brings the fruits of research to market
• How Penn became a giant in advancing knowledge
• Desert's past discovered
• Research gets its own Web site

• Penn calls up Marine as EVP
• Celebration of 150 years at SEAS
• A simple test offers hope
• School named for great alum
• One of a cast of hundreds

• Research: Some folks like it hot, while some do not
• Staff Q&A: The Writers House's Tom Devaney makes art while he sleeps. Thus, a book is born.

• Ask Benny: Time to sort out all those PennTerms
• Aramark resets the dining table
• Executive workout
• Steer your professional life
  

• Event Listings
• Editor's Pick: A night in Cuba—dine, dance and groove
• Conference Call
• People's Choice: Where do you park?

• News Briefs
• Bookquick from the University Press
• Quoted recently
• Appointments
• Awards & Honors
• At Work with...Marjorie Hansen
• Campus Buzz

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QUOTED RECENTLY

“It’s like having a dishwasher so you don’t have to wash your own dishes.”

—Judith Coche, clinical associate professor of psychology in the School of Medicine, about automated hotlines that dispense rejections as well as comfort to would-be suitors
(Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Sept. 9)