The Penn Current / January 16, 2003 / Quoted recently

Special Report: A look at the lively arts on campus
Student performing arts groups are just one slice of the many-layered campus art scene, which encompasses entertainment, education and even community problem-solving.
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Seminar speakers educate and stimulate discussion
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Staff Q&A: Native son and child of immigrants Ajay Nair returns to his hometown to help Penn students cross the same cultural boundaries he has

“If you look just broadly at whether companies that lay off do
better, the answer appears to be no.”

—Peter Cappelli, George W. Taylor Professor of Management and director of the Center for Human Resources at the Wharton School, on the effect of downsizing on corporate performance (The New York Times, Dec. 26)

“If you look just broadly at whether companies that lay off do better, the answer appears to be no.”

“If you look just broadly at whether companies that lay off do
better, the answer appears to be no.”