The Penn Current / April 3, 2003 / Front Page

April 3, 2003 Take our survey—you could win a prize!
Let's admit it ...we are all a bit mystified by the admissions process. Dean of Admissions Lee Stetson took time out from delivering the news to the Class of 2007 to explain how his staff "sculpts" an incoming class.	A look at bias against caring Human resource administrators from across the country meet at Penn to discuss care-giving in the workplace. Americans filled with spirit, survey finds Reports on the death of spirituality are greatly exaggerated. $10m gift to turn research into drugs GlaxoSmithKline's grant to the School of Medicine seeks to kick-start the transition from interesting substance to potential cure.
Editor’s Pick: A moviegoer's feast The Philadelphia Film Festival is bigger and better than ever. And with the addition of a new venue, there's more of it to see in University City. Event listings Conference Call People's Choice: Dear graduates...	Research: A cosmic Krispy Kreme? Good question A footnote in a paper could fundamentally change our understanding of the universe. The scientists who wrote it doubt it, though. Student Spotlight: SEAL dives into new career in business One of the Navy's elite makes the transition to civilian life. Staff Q&A: Anita Mastroieni The Graduate Student Center director's pet works like a dog to comfort graduate students and hospital patients.
News briefs Bookquick from the University Press Quoted recently At Work with...Ray Bonikowski Campus Buzz	Ask Benny: A tiny little tax returns from hiatus Also: How to hang on to your Penn benefits if you answer the call to military service. HR classes add polish to your professional and home life Give your career and your personal life a boost with help from Human Resources. Kill a watt, save a buck Facilities Services stages an "environmental blitz" to fix leaks and install energy-saving lights. We have questions, you have answers—and could win a prize It's time for our performance review. A guide to changes for Open Enrollment It's April, which means it's time to choose. Out and About: Our spin on the Web Save your mouse finger! Here's our pick of Penn's most interesting web sites.
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