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January 13, 2005

Penn responds to tsunami tragedy
Find out how you can help support relief efforts.

What’s On
Your guide to what’s happening on campus

Where’s the Shaq of science?
Dean Kamen says science needs superstars.

Eschenbach: Embrace music, life
Christoph Eschenbach believes music saved his life, and it could do the same for everyone.

Penn prof joins elite group
Penn addictions expert delivers historic Anatomy Lesson lecture.

Sculpture to honor Joe Burk
A Penn Design lecturer sculpts the figure of a Penn rowing legend.

Ask Benny
Will the South Street bridge ever be fixed?

Movable Feast
Hearty dishes to keep warm.

How Penn stays green

Bob Giegengack launched

From wind power to environmental education, from fish farming to urban revitalization, Penn is doing its part to improve the earth.

Features

Research: Freeman seeks answers to exit-poll discrepancy
Steven Freeman says exit polls are reliable. So he can’t help wonder why they were so wrong on Election Day.

Staff Q&A: Bart Miltenberger
By day, Bart Miltenberger works for Penn’s Office of Alumni Relations. By night, he’s one of Philadelphia’s top trumpet players.

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Robert Schuyler, associate curator of Penn Museum’s Historical Archaeology Section received the 2004 Dean's Award for Innovation in Teaching for his two-semester field course in historical archaeology focusing on Vineland, New Jersey.

Editor's Pick: Minimalist Chaos
“Accumulated Vision, Barry Le Va” showing at the Institute of Contemporary Art.

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University honors Martin Luther King, Jr.

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