The Penn Current / Sept. 4, 2003 / Front Page

September 4, 2003
Service at Penn: A way of life How Penn has incorporated community service into every aspect of its operations.	Another summer of work While the students are away, Penn gets busy building. Time once again to rebuild a nation A Penn scholar contemplates his homeland of Liberia and its future. Band of pioneers Wharton West graduates its first MBA for Executives class.
Editor’s Pick: Four decades out front Unorthodox anthropology and the first museum exhibition of Patti Smith's work highlight the start of the Institute of Contemporary Art's 40th anniversary year. Event listings See the world for a few dollars more Talkin' justice at the NCC Admissions demystified Get out of line on payday People's Choice: Rodin's next act	Research: Reheated blues: The thrill is gone In the blues clubs of Chicago, nothing—and everything—is authentic. Staff Q&A: Joanne Spigonardo The Wharton School media relations coordinator gives the term “legacy” new meaning.
News briefs Bookquick from the University Press Quoted recently Awards & Honors At Work with...Anthony Antonucci and Donald Kelley Campus Buzz	Ask Benny: “Employer-funded” health insurance? Huh? Also: We tally the historic buildings on campus. These days, it's all about Benjamin The stock of Penn's own Founding Father is trading at an all-time high. Secure your bike A pilot program offers peace of mind for campus bicyclists. New cafes, retail options debut this fall Aramark caffeinates the campus and noodles around with Houston Market.
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