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Many know the big three credit rating agencies, the Harvard-Yale-Princeton big three, or even the big three Allied leaders in World War II: Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin. At The Daily Pennsylvanian, there’s a new big three. Don’t worry, there’s no Stalin among them.
Over the next few weeks, new students will receive truckloads of unsolicited advice. Some of it will be valuable and much of it will be useless, if not plain wrong. You’ll have to sort through the platitudes, to learn what to trust and what to eschew.
On New Year’s Day, a new group of leaders took over The Daily Pennsylvanian, Inc. It’s the 134th such group to do so at the company — an accurate statement because The DP really is a company, independent of the University and responsible for its own survival. We take the helm at a time of great upheaval in the media industry, but that’s nothing new. For years now, the media landscape has shifted and bucked, and chances are it's not settling down now.
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After an overwhelmingly successful referendum, Fossil Free Penn is taking its next steps toward fossil fuel divestment.
On Sunday, Oct. 11, a group of 93 high school seniors arrived at Penn. They hailed from 23 different states but had at least one thing in common: all were here as part of the Penn Early Exploration Program.
An idea and a current Penn email address are all it takes to start a business.