Jeanne Leong

Penn Library's Marian Anderson Collection Photo is the Inspiration for Postage Stamp DesignJan. 27, 2005PHILADELPHIA   The image of singer and Philadelphia native Marian Anderson featured on the U.S. Postal Service's latest black heritage commemorative stamp is based on a photo in a special Penn Library collection.

Expert Comment on Privatizing Social Securityfrom the University of Pennsylvania Law SchoolJan. 20, 2005David Skeel, a law professor at the University of Pennsylvania, teaches, researches and writes about corporate and bankruptcy law

Expert Comment on Supreme Court Rulings in U.S. v. Booker and U.S. v. Fanfanfrom the University of Pennsylvania Law SchoolJan. 12, 2005Paul Robinson, a law professor at the University of Pennsylvania, is the former chairman (1986-88) of the U.S. Sentencing Commission and teaches, researches and writes about criminal code reform and criminal sentencing.

Angela Davis, Mary Frances Berry to Speak at University of Pennsylvania Martin Luther King Jr. Lecture in Social JusticeWHO:Angela Davis, activist and University of California at Santa Cruzprofessor Mary Frances Berry, Penn professor of history and former chairof the U.S. Civil Rights CommissionWHAT:Martin Luther King Jr. Lecture in Social Justice:

Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service Events at the University of PennsylvaniaWHO:Amy Gutmann, Penn presidentPenn students, staff, faculty and community membersWHAT:Day-long events in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.WHEN:Jan. 17, 2005WHERE:University of Pennsylvania campus9 a.m.Martin Luther King Jr.  Day of Service Breakfast

Expert Comment on the Dover, Pa., School Board Plan to Include Intelligent Design in Its Curriculumfrom the University of Pennsylvania Law SchoolJan. 4, 2005Theodore Ruger, a law professor at the University of Pennsylvania, teaches, researches and writes about constitutional law.

EXPERT COMMENT FOR  PENDING  U.S. SUPREME COURT RULINGSfrom the University of Pennsylvania Law SchoolWhether the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines are unconstitutional because they allow a judge to increase a sentence based on issues that were never presented to a juryPaul Robinson, professor of law

Penn Students "Trick or Treat" at President Amy Gutmann's HouseWHO:Amy Gutmann, University of Pennsylvania president, Penn studentsWHAT:Penn students trick or treating WHEN:Oct. 31, 20047-8 p.m.WHERE:Eisenlohr, the Penn president's home3812 Walnut St.

Penn Hosts Talk About Preservation of Jewish HeritageWHO:Warren Miller, Chairman of the U.S. Commission for the Preservation of America's Heritage AbroadWHEN:Oct. 26, 20046-7:30 p.m.WHERE:University of Pennsylvania Law SchoolTannenbaum  Hall, Room 145Sansom Street, between 34th and 36th streets

Expert Comment on Potential Balloting Problems in the 2004 Presidential Electionfrom the University of Pennsylvania Law SchoolOct. 19, 2004Nathaniel Persily, a law and political science professor at the University of Pennsylvania, has researched and written widely about election law and voting rights.