December 11, 2003
- Lean
on me
If you’ve got a problem and there’s no one else on campus you can turn to, University Ombudsman David Pope is willing to listen.
- Sorensen replays ’62 missile standoff
- Unix co-inventor gives a glimpse into the future
- KWH event bridges literary generation gap
- ICA’s early years still Green in his mind
- Mark their words
- Shoe maven puts best foot forward at Wharton
- Out and About: A uniformly stimulating exhibit
- Event Listings
- Editor's Pick: Prince of darkness and light
- Wrap up a splendid holiday on campus
- Conference Call: Children's theater showcase returns
- People's Choice: Great gifts for famous people
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CONFERENCE CALL
Children’s theater showcase returns
The International Showcase of Performing Arts for Young People returns to Penn’s Annenberg Center for its 26th edition Jan. 21-24. This international market for children’s theater and creative arts brings programming professionals and artists together to sample offerings and discuss the state of performing arts for youth today. Showcase performances are also open to the general public; info on the performances will appear in our next issue. Conference registration $225 before Jan. 1, $275 thereafter. Info/registration: www.pennpresents.org or 215-898-6707.
“Natural Design in Context: Intimate to Grand” is the theme
of the Morris Arboretum’s 14th Annual Symposium on Landscape Design,
held at Villanova University Jan. 27-28. This event for landscape architects
and designers, horticulturalists, ecologists, artists, gardeners and
other plant industry professionals features talks on environmentally
sensitive landscaping, allowing people and wildlife to coexist, roadside
vegetation and more. Conference registration $279, students $170. Info:
Jan McFarlan, jlm@pobox.upenn.edu, or 215-247-5777, ext. 125 or 156.
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