You are a survivor.  Your body holds the evidence.  The process of evolution and its outcomes have had a profound impact on your daily life.  And the process continues.  The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, 3260 South Street in Philadelphia, invites you on a journey of self-discovery.  Visit Surviving: The Body of Evidence, an interactive, multimedia exhibition that opens Sunday, April 19.  Travel back millions of years to meet ancestors from now extinct species.  Encounter some of the world's most brilliant scientific thinkers.  Take stock in the imperfect, but remarkable, human being that you are today.  Hear predications for the future from geneticists, biologists, and others.  For information about Surviving: The Body of Evidence and a full Year of Evolution series of public programs, call Penn Museum at 215-898-4000 or visit museum.upenn.edu.

To raise money for its summer camp for blind children, the Delaware Association for the Blind will hold its fourth annual golf tournament on Monday, May 19 at the Back Creek Golf Course in Middletown. Visually impaired and sighted golfers are welcome. The tournament fee includes lunch and an awards barbecue. For more information, to sign up or to sponsor a hole, call executive director Linda Lauria at (302) 655-2111. The Delaware Association for the Blind is a private non-profit agency serving legally blind and severely visually impaired adults and children in Delaware.

Take Steps for Crohn's and Colitis is the nation's largest event dedicated to finding cures for digestive diseases. Join us in the Spring of 2008 as we walk to raise crucial research dollars for the millions of people fighting Crohn' and Colitis. Bring the whole family and help us be heard across the nation. Together we can achieve a better quality of life for patients and those who participate in their care. Better therapies and prevention are only a few steps away.  Visit www.cctakesteps.org for more information and to join the fight!

Members of the Philadelphia Police Department’s 4th and 24th Districts have established a trust fund for the family of Sergeant Stephen Liczbinski, who was killed in the line of duty on Saturday, May 3, 2008. Anyone wishing to make a donation can do so in the following ways: By mailing a check payable to: The Stephen Liczbinski Family Memorial Trust Fund Police & Fire Federal Credit Union 901 Arch Street Philadelphia PA, 19107 Donations can also be personally taken to the 4th District which is located at 1301 S. 11th Street and the 24th District which is located at 3901 Whitaker Avenue or to any of the following Philadelphia Police and Fire Credit Union Branches: 901 Arch Street, 7604 City Avenue, 8500 Henry Avenue, 3338 S. Broad Street, Leo Mall, Byberry and Bustleton Avenue, 7500 Castor Avenue, 3330 Grant Avenue