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Members of Animal ACTivists of Philly rally at the corner of 34th and Walnut streets against abuses of animals in University research facilities. In 2011, a study reported that Penn had committed 11 “severe violations” to animal welfare.
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Guess what’s getting axed in the studgov sequester?!
Will Marble arrives to a community meeting of around 200 in which tensions rise as a result of increased property valuations and likely taxes. RELATED: Phila. residents dispute tax increases
See what went down at peer schools this week.