Battle is on to create the first 'super chip'

Most of us have no desire to see the inside of a computer. But if you do decide to crack one open, you'll find Doug Carmean's digital fingerprints everywhere. Carmean, a chief designer at Intel who helped develop the acclaimed Pentium 4 processor, spoke yesterday afternoon at the Wu and Chen Auditorium in Levine Hall.

LETTERS: Friday, April 28, 2000

GUEST COLUMNISTS: Queer Student Alliance is here

GUEST COLUMNIST: One year after the alcohol-related death of Michael Tobin, campus leaders reflect.

Sports Briefs: Friday, February 25, 2000

GUEST COLUMNIST: Katz has fresh answers to Philly's problems

Athletes sue for being videotaped in locker rooms

GUEST COLUMNIST: Dreams of Penn in the summer

GUEST COLUMNIST: The need for student voices

COLUMN: Missing a piece of the puzzle

DP SWAMIS: The Quotes are real. So are the turbans.

GUEST COLUMNIST: Street smarts: expert tips on safety

COLUMN: Rodin 'master' of missteps

COLUMN: Who really does have next?

LETTERS: Better coverage of Asian American events is needed

GUEST COLUMNIST: Six months out, still confused

GUEST COLUMNIST: Collegiate challenge: Evading illness

COLUMN: What is art?

COLUMN: Can Gen. Bagnoli overcome the losses?

In West Philadelphia, safety is always of paramount importance