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News, Ideas and Conversations from the University of Pennsylvania July 3, 2008
Penn Current Home Research Features Interviews Ask Benny News Briefs At Work With For the Record Out and About Publication Schedule RSS Feeds What's On Event listings The belly dance troup Hipnosis performs a show for children on July 9 at 10:30 a.m. at the Penn Museum. What do you think? Send us your ideas and comments to current@pobox.upenn.edu Penn Current Editorial Staff Editor: Tim Hyland Managing Editor: Heather A. Davis Staff Writer: Greg Johnson Executive Editor: Deni Kasrel	Penn Pix > Cute as a button Five-year-old Theo Zarobell enjoys exploring the famous Split Button sculpture on College Green. Zarobell is the son of Keally McBride, lecturer in the Center for Programs in Contemporary Writing. Photo credit: Mark Stehle	Search Penn Current View Current Archives Other Useful Sites Penn Homepage Penn Digest Newsroom Research at Penn Arts at Penn Penn@Work U@Penn Jobs@Penn Staff Directory Campus Maps Library Transportation College of General Studies University Archives Penn Athletics Penn Recreation Human Resources Almanac World Cafe Live University City District Quoted Recently "Most doctors don't know how to make the diagnosis and don't really try to do anything about it until it is so easy to diagnose that all you have to do is glance at the patient." —Charles P. O’Brien, professor in the Department of Psychiatry, on a new strategy to make physicians think about alcohol abuse in the same way they think about depression, anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder. (The Washington Post, June 17, 2008)