January 29, 2004
With “Prisoners of Hate,” Aaron Beck applies cognitive principles to bigotry and violence. It’s one way the influential psychiatrist remains active and engaged 50 years after joining the Penn faculty.
- Princetonian
picked to run Penn
Scholar-educator Amy Gutmann is nominated as Penn’s next president.
- Dyson,
Singley trade riffs
A year-long conversation begins with two extended monologues.
- High-tech
wall that’s a wrap
A thin film withstands Category 3 hurricanes.
- A
Rhodes for Ferreira
The Bermudan is the first Penn student to win an international Rhodes Scholarship.
Editor’s Pick: Serious monkey
business
The University of Pennsylvnia Museum welcomes new performers to its annual Chinese New Year Celebration.
- Research:
Scholar peers into the feminist generation gap
A study finds fewer young women identify themselves with the term.
- Staff
Spotlight: From Cairo to Cape Town to honor a fallen friend
David Sylvester crosses a continent to raise money for a college scholarship fund.
- Staff
Q&A: Machamma Quinichett
The woman in charge of putting together the Martin Luther King symposium enjoys keeping the legacy alive.
- Ask
Benny: That voice wouldn’t (898-)MELT butter
Also: Penn had an executive residence before Eisenlohr Hall.
- Innovators
welcome at Weiss Tech House
Penn’s newest hub brings tech types across campus together.
- Drive
for the score
The women’s basketball team opens its Ivy season with a victory over Princeton.
- Election
2004: Déjà vu all over again, with a twist
A Penn political scientist reads the tea leaves out of Iowa.
- Out
and About: A day on ice (sort of) for a rusty skater
Our frostbitten correspondent checks out the action at Class of 1923 Rink.
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