If you're using the standard context processors, then just make sure
to use RequestContext and you'll have a user variable in your template
context.
The only downside is that this will _only_ work when you're using
RequestContext, so your template should probably do something like {%
if user %}<a href="{% url user-profile user %}">{{ user }}'s Profile</
a>{% endif %}.
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