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Ninety-seven radioactive treatment errors will cost the Philadelphia Veteran’s Affairs Medical Center $227,500.
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Ninety-seven radioactive treatment errors will cost the Philadelphia Veteran’s Affairs Medical Center $227,500.
Despite a nationwide decline in demand for legal services stemming from the recent economic downturn, Penn Law graduates have not found much difficulty securing jobs.
Documents in Philadelphia’s Court of Common Pleas confirm that Fresh Grocer negotiated the terms of the 40th Street store’s closure prior to its temporary shutdown on Feb. 17. These terms were approved by a judge, and the store remained closed until the afternoon of Feb. 18.
Federal stimulus money is finally funding a statewide research and education network that has been planned by Penn and other higher education institutions in Pennsylvania for seven years.
Saturday night, Penn graduate students will resort to jabs, left hooks and uppercuts to settle inter-school rivalries — but all in the name of charity.
The trial for 43-year-old College of Liberal and Professional Studies graduate student Susan Finkelstein was rescheduled from yesterday to March 22.
The Fresh Grocer near campus is contesting reports of a court order requiring the store’s closure after multiple failed health inspections.
An argument by the United States Department of Justice that law enforcement agents should have easier access to cell phone information is worrying some students.
Smoke was seen coming from the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity house at 39th and Spruce streets Monday morning.
Despite initial reports of electrical problems, Fresh Grocer was required to close last week due to a court order following multiple failed health inspections, according to Jeff Moran, spokesman for Philadelphia’s Department of Public Health.
The criminal trial of 1983 Wharton graduate alumnus Raj Rajaratnam — accused of receiving and profiting from insider trading tips — will occur on Oct. 25, after his civil trial.
A recent sting operation policy announced by the Hanover police has students at Dartmouth College — as well as other Ivy League students and administrators — discussing drinking culture on campus.
Three questions at the end of this year’s performances of The Vagina Monologues have sparked dialogue among Penn students.
In October, a federal jury awarded over $400,000 to a former student who claimed the University cheated him out of a degree from the Wharton School.
A trial date of April 20 was set Thursday morning for College junior Cyrus Shepherd-Oppenheim, 22.
A trial date of June 16 has been set for Domenique Wilson, suspect in the home invasion and sexual assault at 44th and Spruce streets in December 2008.
College sophomores Doug Miller, Lambros Theofanidis and Ori Kedar love to visit local restaurants — but not just for the food.
Several Penn Law students didn’t even have to wait to graduate to get involved with the nation’s highest court.
Neil Gajare, 23, who was charged with arson in connection to a fire in Rodin College House last April, his case was dismissed Jan. 6 due to lack of prosecution.
Domenique Wilson, suspect in the home invasion and sexual assault at 44th and Spruce Streets in December 2008, rejected a plea bargain from the District Attorney’s office Wednesday at his pre-trial conference.