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The Penn women's crew team is more than ready to hit the water of the Housatonic River Saturday after last weekend's home season-opener was cancelled due to poor weather conditions.
Health care in the United States has reached a near breaking point. Improvements have enabled us to better and extend the quality of life. And the decision to do more predicts health care cost increases of 12-15 percent nationally per year.
Aaron McGruden, author and illustrator of "The Boondocks" comic strip, is not a leader.
I wouldn't call myself a fan of the Winter Olympics, since very few events grab my attention, but I do watch figure skating commentary -- or I did. Now, like many people, I change the channel when I hear any correspondent mention "pairs", "French judge" or even "Kwan" for that matter.
Before last year, a banana harvester from Hawaii might never have believed that theater groups across the country would be producing the play he wrote.
With the help of his brother, College senior Jon Rand has created a website that has opened the door for ambitious playwrights to showcase their work on a larger scale than they could have ever imagined.
First of all, it's "Tronno," not "Tuh-RONT-oh."
Yet another award has been added to the already impressive list of honors held by the faculty of the Nursing School.
Planned Parenthood: This is the largest, most powerful, most
Most Penn students understand why the Stars and Stripes are hanging nearly everywhere these days -- alongside the road, on construction sites and even pinned to clothing. After all, America is their homeland.
WASHINGTON -- U.S. investigators pressed yesterday to identify terrorist collaborators who may still be in a position to strike more Americans, and agents located critical "black boxes" from two of Tuesday's hijacked planes.
Dozens of Penn faculty members -- primarily doctors in the University's Health System -- have had to put their plans on hold due to travel disruptions in the wake of Tuesday's terrorist attacks.
James Martel, Penn's new women's squash coach, was recruited by the Quakers 28 years ago.
So you spent your summer in a cramped office, filing papers, answering inane phone calls, adding cream to your boss' coffee, making zero dollars an hour.
So you spent your summer in a cramped office, filing papers, answering inane phone calls, adding cream to your boss' coffee, making zero dollars an hour.
Mid-morning on a steamy August day, a time when most classrooms are only scenes of drying paint and settling dust, the dance studios of the Rock School, the official academy of the Pennsylvania Ballet, are anything but.
Mid-morning on a steamy August day, a time when most classrooms are only scenes of drying paint and settling dust, the dance studios of the Rock School, the official academy of the Pennsylvania Ballet, are anything but.
At this very moment, I can register to defend our nation in far-flung corners of the world. I can help elect a President, get married or even buy a handgun. I can kill myself with cigarettes or Snickers bars or Tylenol. I can jump out of a bridge with only a rubber band to save me.
The Schuylkill is more than just a large tributary of the Delaware River.
In planning the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's three-year mission to Mars, ethical issues are certain to be raised, such as what to do if an astronaut gets injured during the trip.
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