Almanac

UNIVERSITY of PENNSYLVANIA
Tuesday,
July 16, 1996
Volume 43 Number 1



Which Way to the Olympics?

There's more than one path from Penn to participation in the Summer Games this year. Dr. Britton Chance (left), a 1952 gold medalist, has now in vented 'Runman,'a new training device being used by Olympic hopefuls. Campus Police Officer Michael Sandt and Sgt. Thomas Rambo (below right) are off to Atlanta as security volunteers. Graduate Student Jeff Pfaendtner (bottom of page) is one of the "light four" competing for the U.S. And from farther away, Penn Law alumna and bronze-plus-silver oar Anita De Frantz (below left) is on the International Olympic Committee and heads the Amateur Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles.

Credits:

Photograph of Dr. Chance by Evelyn Hockstein, courtesy of The Daily Pennsylvanian;

Officer Sandt and Sgt. Rambo by Candace diCarlo;

Mr. Pfaendtner by Steve Peterson Ms. DeFrantz couresty of the AAF of Los Angeles.



In this Issue

An AIDS Vaccine Developed at Penn Passes a Major Test

SENATE: At-large and SCAFR Electees; Call to Join in Fall Opening Ceremonies; Dr. Amado, Vice Provost for Research; Reorganization in I.S.C.

TRUSTEES: GSFA Dean and Other Actions; News in Brief: Penn Breakthroughs in AIDS and other stories

Community Partnership Grants; Wanted: 'Into the Streets' Volunteers; Faculty Advisory: Book Costs and Stress; OF RECORD: On the GSFA Dean Search

Speaking Out: Dining Service's Future, More than Art, Fall Issue Deadline

Compass Features

Opportunities

Dental Care for Retirees; Health Club

Free, Anonymous HIV Testing at HUP, Gimbel Gym: Schedule Change, OEHS Lab Safety Training, Hazard Alerts

CrimeStats, Update, Need a Ride?, Almanac During the Summer, Almanac: A New Address

Benchmarks: ICA Mixes Youth and Art


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