Penn Arts & Sciences Magazine - Spring 2004

Letters

Dean's Column

SAS Journal

SAS Frontiers

Soon to Be a Motion Picture Major
Cinema Studies Premieres at Penn

Earning Their Wings
Long Hours and Tough Love Turn Marginalized Middle Schoolers into Top Scholars

Bird’s-Eye View of the Amazon
Airborne Archaeologist Challenges the Myth of a Pristine Wilderness

Between the Boundaries of the Known
The Molecular World between Solid and Liquid

Aiming the Lance of Language
Translator of Contemporary Lit Takes on a Classic

Clarke in the Crosshairs
Former Terrorism Czar Attacks White House Handling of the War on Terror

The Business of the World
Lauder Institute Gives MBAs the Language and Cultural Savvy to Succeed Overseas

Renaissance CEO
Roy Vagelos’ Intersecting Careers in Medicine, Science, and Merck

SAS Partnerships