October 2, 2003
As we learned in 2000, Election Day isn't the last word on a political campaign. Professor of Law Nathaniel Persily helps clean up the post-election debris.
- Search
for Sabloff successor under way
After a decade at the helm, the Museum’s director goes back to full-time research.
- Bioinformatics
Alliance promotes life sciences
Researchers pool resources to help a vital local industry.
- Navigating
campus easier with new signs
Easier-to-read signs mark campus buildings.
The Penn Library mounts a retrospective of works by our favorite photographer, Candace diCarlo.
- Research:
A new way to control your credit card
Now that's a smart card: New technology lets you program spending limits and security features.
- Faculty
Feature: The policy wonk as editorialist
Fox Leadership Program Senior Fellow Mark Alan Hughes gets bitten by the columnist bug.
- Staff
Q&A: Susan M. Anthony
A friend lends the Wharton School fundraiser a book to read, and the next thing you know, she's got a book club going.
- Ask
Benny: Campus remembrances of conflicts past
Also: What's the oldest document in the Penn Library?
- Veteran
journalist to run Annenberg voter survey
The most detailed survey ever of the American electorate gears up for its second edition.
- What
Brown did for them
An expert in organizational dynamics—former Sixers coach Larry Brown—does a stint as a guest lecturer.
- HR
programs offer help and ideas
Career and personal improvement are on the syllabus.
- PennFit
wants to pump you up
Get your blood flowing with fitness and exercise classes.
- ICA
displays tunesmith's pictorial prowess
A seminal figure in the New York downtown scene displays another artistic side.
- Out
and About: A do-it-yourself music scene
Looking to score a gig? Drop in on the Penn Collective.
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