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For Penn Family Day:
Aesops Fables at the University Museum


On Saturday, October 5, as part of the Penn Family Day, the Museum offers not only free admission for PENNcard holders and their family members (Museum open 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m.), a 10% discount at Museum shops with PENNcard, but family-oriented activities including: What in the World? Challenge, Gallery Treasure Hunt, 12:30-2:30 p.m., and, Aesops Fables: Puppet Theatre Inside Out, 1-1:45 p.m., when master puppeteer Steve Abrams involves his audiences in everything he does, from the simplest form of puppetry using a paper bag, to an expert and funny presentation of Aesop's Fables. Kids are thrilled to shake hands with a strange, blue animal that lives in Steve's suitcase. Steve promises that "the audience will leave with smiling faces, a great turtle voice, and a memory of a warm encounter with the world of imagination and with their own creativity."

Photo by Michael Wakely

Puppeteer Steve Abrams and some of his fluffy friends.

ISSUE HIGHLIGHTS:

Tuesday,
September 24, 2002
Volume 49 Number 5
www.upenn.edu/almanac/

The Annenbergs enhance Penn's Annenberg School for Communication with a new $100 million endowment.
A Sesquicentennial Celebration--celebrating 150 years of Engineering at Penn, this week.
LGBT Center celebrates new home and 20th anniversary on Thursday.
A White House Town Hall Meeting on Securing Cyberspace will be held on campus next Thursday.
Alumna on Jeopardy! tonight.
Speaking Out: Compensation; Safe-guarding Labs, and Arms of University.
Pottruck Health and Fitness Center--a state-of-the-art facility--gives new meaning to recreation.