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November 3, 2005

Fox, others on non-profit challenges
Michael J. Fox was among the guests during a symposium at the newly named School of Social Policy and Practice.

Gioia at Writer's House
A renowned man of letters delivered the sixth annual Gay Talese Lecture at Kelly Writers House.

Catholic church stands its ground
Does the synod of bishops tell us anything about the future of Catholicism?

Also In This Issue

‘Lifestyle’ to rent
New apartment community coming to University City.

Study in contrasts
Exhibit features work of Slutzsky, Welliver.

Ask Benny
Alterations change face of Furness original

Out and About
30th Street Station

For the Record
Student Sit-in, 1967

Movable Feast
Fall brews

Truth and consequences

Daniel Langleben

Daniel Langleben and colleagues here at Penn say brain scans can be used to tell truth from lies. Now, the question becomes how their work is put to use.

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

Features

Staff Q&A: Ilene Rosenstein
Helping students navigate an anxious age.

A spoonful a day keeps the doctor away?
What olive oil and ibuprofen have in common.

News briefs
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Penn@Work brings you all the latest news from the Division of Human Resources.


Editor’s Pick: Art of autumn Holly Harmon Shimzu, executive director of the United States Botanic Garden, talks about “The Garden as Sanctuary” on Nov. 6.		Event listings

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