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March 16, 2006

Penn responds to avian flu threat
The avian flu is nothing new to this SVM team.

Putting controversy in 'context'
Is the search powerhouse living up to its “Don't Be Evil” motto?

Foster to speak in May
Two-time Oscar winner will speak to grads

Also In This Issue

Nursing prof finds time to play for troops
A Nursing professor performs at the Pentagon.

Ask Benny
What's the reason for those propane tanks?

Out and About
On the face of it

For the Record
Totally wired

Movable Feast
Let them eat cake

An 'amazing tapestry'

Sarah Barringer Gordon

Photo credit: Candace di Carlo

Sarah Barringer Gordon is one America’s leading experts on the way religion has impacted, and continues to shape, U.S. history, culture, law and politics. Lately, she’s had plenty to think about.

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

Features

Staff Q&A: Bob Gutowski
The arboretum's ‘people’ person

Burning away the pain
Pain relief, from a red-hot plant.

News briefs
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Editor’s Pick: The fastest game on two feet
Prepare for the 2006 NCAA Men's Lacrosse Championships—to be held again in Philadelphia—by checking out a much-improved Penn team.

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