Christopher Bradie of Penn Business Services discusses the benefits of a chain- owned bookstore.
Penn in the News
Kansas City Star — March 14, 2006
Jeff Roth of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses the criminologist commentary of the ‘90s.
Associated Press — March 13, 2006
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of Penn’s Annenberg School for Communication discusses the difference in connotation of “gaming” and “gambling.”
Philadelphia Inquirer — March 13, 2006
Mark I. Greene and colleagues in the School of Medicine have made a blood test more sensitive, possibly opening the way to earlier detection of cancers.
Time — March 13, 2006
Theodore Schurr of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses the first human migration to America.
Associated Press — March 10, 2006
Polk Wagner of the Law School says online predators pose a
greater threat to children than pornography.
Boston Globe — March 10, 2006
Martin Seligman of the School of Arts and Sciences is cited for his pioneering research in positive psychology.
Associated Press — March 10, 2006
Anjan Chatterjee of the School of Medicine discusses an Alzheimer’s patient’s artistic visual documentation of his mental decline.
USA Today — March 10, 2006
Dean Lee Stetson of Admissions says the SAT scoring errors were small enough so as to not affect early-admission decisions.
New York Times — March 9, 2006
Dean Lee Stetson of Admissions discusses the impact of recent SAT errors.
Philidelphia City Paper — March 9, 2006
Paul Root Wolpe of the School of Medicine discusses adult behavioral trends for children who grow up transgender.
Boston Globe — March 8, 2006
Donald Bogle of the School of Arts and Sciences says the experience of trading races on a new show might be more educational for one of the families in particular.
Washington Post — March 8, 2006
Jeff Roth of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses theories behind drops in teenage crime.
Knight Ridder News Service — March 8, 2006
James McKay of the School of Medicine is cited for his research on addiction.
Orlando Sentinel — March 8, 2006
Jonathan Barnett of the School of Design comments on urban layout in relation to population growth in the future.
Knight Ridder News Service — March 8, 2006
Stephen Rubin of the School of Medicine discusses the symptoms of cervical cancer.
Baltimore Sun — March 7, 2006
Don Kettl of the School of Arts and Sciences discusses the controversial sale of American ports to global companies.
National Public Radio — March 7, 2006
Mary Frances Berry of the School of Arts and Sciences is a guest on “News and Notes.”
Philadelphia Inquirer — March 7, 2006
Jeanne Stanley of the Graduate School of Education discusses social support for alternate lifestyles.
Minnesota Public Radio — March 7, 2006
Kathleen Hall Jamieson of Penn’s Annenberg School for Communication guests on a radio show discussing motives behind advertising.
