January 16, 2003
Special Report: A look at the lively arts on campus
Student performance groups like Penn Dance (above) are just one slice of the many-layered campus art scene, which encompasses entertainment, education and even community problem-solving.
- U-City
cops can now talk to one another
A new radio network casts a big safety net over University City.
- Seminar
speakers educate and stimulate discussion
Experts offer planning tips and their thoughts on today's economy.
- Campaign
tells drivers, bikers to share the road
Local institutions team up to improve safety for all on U-City streets.
Editor's Pick: Celluloid conflict
War makes for compelling cinema, as the films in International House's "War Is..." series demonstrate.
- Research:
Procedure cuts suffering from sinusitis
A recent study shows that surgery gets patients with chronic sinusitis back to normal in three years.
- Staff
Q&A: Ajay Nair
The native son and child of immigrants returns to his hometown to help Penn students cross the same cultural boundaries he has.
- Ask
Benny: Supervisor reference serves a purpose
Also: How many statues of Ben Franklin are there on campus?
- Test
drive for a College House makeover
Penn goes furniture shopping—and students get to try before it buys.
- Your
career on track
Human Resources courses help you deal with conflict, priorities and handling a management position.
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