Penn Current: Out and About

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News, Ideas and Conversations from the University of Pennsylvania Oct. 29, 2009
Penn Current Home Latest News Research Features Interviews Ask Benny News Briefs At Work With For the Record Out and About Publication Schedule RSS Feeds Penn Current is on Twitter What's On Event listings Private Detective Cici McNair talks about her book, "Detectives Don't Wear Seat Belts," at 6 p.m. on Nov. 5 at the Penn Bookstore. What do you think? Send us your ideas and comments to current@pobox.upenn.edu Penn Current Editorial Staff Manager of Internal Communications: Tanya Barrientos Managing Editor: Heather A. Davis Staff Writer: Greg Johnson	Out and About Free Library: Walnut Street West The Walnut Street West Branch at 40th and Walnut serves the University City and Spruce Hill communities with all of the amenities a modern library has to offer. Read more ... Milk & Honey Market This new corner store is dedicated to providing patrons with the best that local farmers, cheese and meat purveyors, bakers and dairies have to offer. Read more ... Who’s Coming to Dinner? The Rare Book & Manuscript Library exhibit that explores the interaction between cookbooks and their uses. Read more ... Redcap’s Corner This recently opened store and space is home base for gamers of every ilk. Read more ... More Current Features New eats (and drinks) in U. City Penn Bookstore book club 40 Winks with the Sphinx 'Discover Penn' Sun Ra at the ICA West Philly Tool Library The Weave Bridge: First impressions The Dorrance H. Hamilton Fernery	Search Penn Current View Current Archives Other Useful Sites Penn Homepage Penn Digest News Center Research at Penn Arts at Penn Penn@Work U@Penn Jobs@Penn Staff Directory Campus Maps Library Transportation College of Liberal and Professional Studies University Archives Penn Athletics Penn Recreation Human Resources Almanac World Cafe Live University City District Quoted Recently "One of the areas they are going to have difficulty with is just gripping the ball. With cold weather you usually have decreased touch and sensation and sometimes just getting a grip on the ball creates a problem not only for pitchers but also for position players." —Brian Sennett, chief of sports medicine at the University of Pennsylvania Health System, on the pitfalls of playing baseball in football weather. (KYW1060.com, Oct. 10, 2009)