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Penn Basketball Supplement | Mike Lintulahti took unconventional road to Palestra
Mike Lintulahti isn’t one for the spotlight. For him, basketball has always been about the players first and foremost. And now, taking over as one of the assistant coaches for Penn men’s basketball, Lintulahti has the chance to shape the players in this program in ways that he never could before.
Penn Basketball Supplement | Senior captains healthy, ready to lead
Luckily for Penn basketball, all the negativity surrounding the program is external. Inside the Palestra, the atmosphere pervading Jerome Allen’s players is one of positivity, optimism and belief. And it starts with two of the four seniors on the roster.
Penn Basketball Supplement | Matt Howard, Sophomore Spotlight
With several important upperclassmen from last year parting ways with the program, the Red and Blue will count on the underclassmen to produce, and Howard will be looked upon to lead the way.
Penn Basketball Supplement | Mike Lintulahti took unconventional road to Palestra
Mike Lintulahti isn’t one for the spotlight. For him, basketball has always been about the players first and foremost. And now, taking over as one of the assistant coaches for Penn men’s basketball, Lintulahti has the chance to shape the players in this program in ways that he never could before.
Penn Basketball Supplement | Senior captains healthy, ready to lead
Luckily for Penn basketball, all the negativity surrounding the program is external. Inside the Palestra, the atmosphere pervading Jerome Allen’s players is one of positivity, optimism and belief. And it starts with two of the four seniors on the roster.
Penn Basketball Supplement | Freshman class ready for immediate impact
Having lost several key players – either due to graduation or other reason – from last year, the Red and Blue will look to a talented freshman class to help get the program back on track and moving in the right direction.
Community college brings a big change to the community
Columbus State Community College is small compared to nearby Ohio State University, yet its new president David Harrison is making changes that will have lasting impacts on students and those in the greater community. Harrison has committed to helping the Lumina Foundation — Indianapolis-based foundation — work towards its goal of increasing the proportion of Americans with college degrees, certificates, or other credentials to 60 percent by 2025. Harrison has engaged the help of the broader Columbus community, and so far many companies have pledged their support.
Stephen Glass apologizes after sixteen years
Sixteen years after the notorious scandal, Stephen Glass, former associate editor of New Republic, apologizes for his previous deeds. Glass was a rising star in the journalism who published "bizarre and amazing" stories that were immediate success.
Former Penn professor faces the jury
Rafael Robb, a former economics professor at the University of Pennsylvania who was sentenced to 10 years in prison for beating his wife to death after pleading guilty to manslaughter in 2007, now faces a Montgomery County Court jury that will decide whether to award his remaining assets to his daughter. The attorneys of his late wife, Ellen Gregory Robb, are suing for punitive and compensatory damages under the state’s wrongful death act.
UA updates airport shuttle ticket sales, talks requirements
At their Nov. 9 meeting, the Undergraduate Assembly will be selling airport shuttle tickets online this year.
From the EPA to Apple, Lisa Jackson challenges the boundaries of corporate sustainability
Apple Vice President of Environmental Initiatives Lisa Jackson came to her post from the Environmental Protection Agency, but she's proving that the private sector can save the planet, too.
Student apathy caused low voter turnout, local leaders say
Polling locations at Penn saw a 23 percent decrease in the number of voters as compared to the last gubernatorial election, according to the most recent data available from the city.
Why do people come to Penn?
Every day, hundreds of students and parents flock in and out of Irvine Auditorium to go on a campus tour.
Speaker advocates for rights of those with autism
At a Penn Speaks for Autism event Monday night, Director of Disabilities Rights at the Public Interest Law Center of Philadelphia Sonja Kerr spoke about the difficulties that people with autism and their families face.
Penn celebrates focus on online learning
Events this week include an open house, panels featuring Penn professors who teach online courses and discussions about the new education platform. The panels will be available online as webinars and one of them will take place in the Active Learning Classroom in the ARCH building.
Civic House coalition restructures to address current problems
CHAC plans to dissolve its student executive board and instead, set up a working group that will redevelop a future programming structure for CHAC member groups.
Tydings |Penn football's Bagnoli must follow Jeter's lead
Everyone reading this next sentence will hate me but I will say it anyway: When Al Bagnoli announced in April that he would retire after the 2014 season, I immediately thought about Derek Jeter.
Penn women's basketball bonds over trip to Italy
One of the beautiful things about sports is their universality – you don’t have to speak the same language as your opponents to recognize a fantastic play or a well-fought game.
Freshmen show signs of bright future for Penn men's soccer
As the Quakers prepare for Senior Night this Saturday against Harvard, it is natural to wonder who will be filling in for graduating seniors Duke Lacroix, Kamar Saint-Louis, Louis Schott, Jason deFaria and Mariano Gonzalez-Guerineau.














