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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 The Arthur Ross gallery exhibit, "Jacob Lawrence and the Urban Experience: Selected Prints, 1963-2000," opens Oct. 17 and runs through Dec. 24. 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	At Work With Lisa Krause This industrial hygienist anticipates, recognizes, evaluates and controls workplace hazards in order to protect Penn employees. Read more ... Sylvester Broxton If you’ve ever needed to bring your pet to the Ryan Veterinary Hospital, chances are you’ve met Broxton, a parking attendant and groundskeeper. Read more ... Alison Thornton Thornton was brought back to the Morris Arboretum, after a short stint at Penn State’s Delaware County campus, specifically to help lead an upcoming Capital Campaign. Read more ... Paul Severin There’s always some event happening at WXPN—and Severin is right in the middle of it all. Read more ... More Current Features Tom Pote Sara Stewart Jared Hupp Alessandro Pezzati Beth Warshaw Mike Irwin Julie Lawson Brian Caputo Hal Mackin Debbie Dawson	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 "China gets treatment that other dictatorships can only dream of — a free pass on human rights." —Arthur Waldron, the Lauder Professor of International Relations in the Department of History, on the decision by Empire State Building officials to bathe the building in red and yellow lights on Sept. 30 in honor of the 60th anniversary of China’s communist revolution. (MyFoxNY.com, Oct. 1, 2009)