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Two weeks ago, Angela Davis gave the keynote address of PENN's Women's Week. I think that Angela Davis' career, including her invitation to this University, is a sign of something wrong on many American college campuses.
For the Quakers, two heads worked better than one over the weekend.
The Grand Old Party might be able to celebrate a new nominee by tonight.
When Roberts Proton Therapy Center opens in fall 2009, it will bring to Penn a type of facility that has attracted attention for both its effectiveness and high price.
Facebook. Or "le livre de visage." Or maybe "das Angesichtbuch."
On Wednesday, July 11, 2007, thousands across the United Kingdom celebrated a very special occasion in a rather unconventional way.
Martin Meyerson, Penn's sixth president, died of prostate cancer June 2 at Penn Presbyterian Medical Center.
Martin Meyerson, Penn's sixth president, died of prostate cancer Saturday at Penn Presbyterian Medical Center.
There are a lot of adjustments to make after graduating Penn.
Today is the last day of classes, which means reading days and finals are quickly approaching. But for many out-of-state students, the work doesn't end with exams. In fact, there's one thing I'm dreading even more than finals: move-out day.
He graced the pages of National Geographic. He rock climbed two vertical miles in a day, solo. He wore a Wonderwoman costume as he traversed a 600-foot mountain. He brings granny panties, which he refers to as "prayer flags," on almost every climb.
News of Penn Economics professor Rafael Robb's arrest for his wife's murder has thrust him under a spotlight both in Philadelphia and around the globe.
For many students, the decision to pursue higher education is not a particularly difficult one to make.
Tomorrow, as Americans, we have an opportunity - and a responsibility - to make a decision about the future of our country.
West Philadelphia resident Solange Chadda wants her name on the Pennsylvania ballot for the U.S. Senate race in Pennsylvania - even if it means pushing back this Tuesday's election.
It was mid-summer, the church looked gorgeous, and family and friends dotted the premises. But as Shannon Barbour stood at the altar next to her husband-to-be, she started "zoning out." While the priest spoke, Barbour turned her attention to the pretty murals adorning the church walls.
As we speak, American scientists are packing their bags and moving to Singapore.
The United States boasts the world's largest economy, its strongest army and perhaps the most diverse population in the world.
The events of Sept. 11 have made many of us immigrants question our identities and sense of belonging and shocked us into the realization that we as a nation are as vulnerable as any developing country - unprepared for the attacks and the subsequent renewal. But equally alarming is the stereotyping that has resulted from the actions of the terrorists, who were Muslims and Arabs.
Philadelphia's dream to host the 2016 Summer Olympics was cut short yesterday as the City of Brotherly Love was eliminated by the United States Olympic Committee.
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