November 14, 2002

• Nursing visionary
  Dean Afaf Meleis brings her international savvy to the School o fNursing at a time when nations across the globe are facing a critical shortage in nurses.

• Beyond the Big Bang
• Lessons on leadership from Mayor Giuliani
• A look at this winter's hot teams

• Research: Prices are fairer than you think—no, really
• Faculty Feature: Ben Franklin 101, a new twist on an old guy
• Staff Q&A: Tony Aiello is the latest in a long line of Philadelphians who've discovered a horticultural treasure trove in China.

• Ask Benny: Flexible work lets mom be with her son
• The moviegoers
• Careers and holiday help from free HR programs
• New building keeps horses in form
• Out and About: A spooky night at the Speakeasy
  

• Event Listings
• Editor's Pick: Hollywood, County Kerry
• People's Choice: Museum treasures

• News Briefs
• Bookquick from the University Press
• Quoted recently
• Awards & Honors
• Appointments
• At Work with...Margaret Mary Thomas and Barbara Woodford
• Campus Buzz

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“Some of these people, if their spouses said, ‘breathe for the next half-hour,’ they’d try to hold their breaths.”

—James Coyne, professor of psychiatry, on how a bad marriage can negatively impact an individual’s health (The New York Times, Oct. 22)