December 5, 2002

• Out of Africa
  As a college student, Tukufu Zuberi was involved in the heady early days of Afro-American studies. Now, he sees equally exciting times ahead as Penn's program enters its fourth decade.

• Word gamers achjeve syzygy
• Doctors take pulse of hard times
• Hope for new drug

• Research: The case of the nonexistent voters
• Faculty Feature: Still learning from Las Vegas
• Staff Q&A: Amy Zoll has written a new book on a female warrior who was just as tough as Russell Crowe.

• Ask Benny: Penn's Way donations get put to good use
• A new learning hub on campus makes three
• Pleased to meet you, Sir
• Get a grip on stress and your career with HR's help
• Tiny tot robocop
• Out and About: On and off Walnut Street
  

• Event Listings
• Editor's Pick: One world, one hope
• More holiday shopping tips
• People's Choice: Coming attractions

• News Briefs
• Bookquick from the University Press
• Quoted recently
• Awards & Honors
• At Work with...Alice Parker and Baseemah El-Amin
• Campus Buzz

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“I really had a long, long week.”

—Penn Football Coach Al Bagnoli on his busy schedule during the week of the Penn-Harvard game. Penn defeated Harvard 44-9, earning a share of the Ivy title. (The Washington Post, Nov. 17)