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A small community of School of Social Policy and Practice students raised their voices Wednesday evening in support of a larger community — the underprivileged women of Philadelphia who have been affected by the recent funding cuts to women’s healthcare.

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By Brian Kotloff · March 18, 2011

On an NCAA tournament opening day filled with drama, Princeton fell just shy of adding to its storied history of upsets, losing to fourth-seeded Kentucky, 59-57.

Many employers are now choosing to conduct interviews via the downloadable application, allowing students to speak with employers from their dorm rooms.


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Many employers are now choosing to conduct interviews via the downloadable application, allowing students to speak with employers from their dorm rooms.



Slideshow: Women's health rally

A small community of School of Social Policy and Practice students raised their voices Wednesday evening in support of a larger community — the underprivileged women of Philadelphia who have been affected by the recent funding cuts to women’s healthcare.


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The Programs in Religion, Interfaith and Spirituality Mattershosted ““Women?? In Religion???,” a panel in which five female students of different faiths sat side-by-side in the basement of 1920 Commons to answer questions about stereotypes relating to women and religion.


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Police Chief Mark Dorsey attributes this to the fact that the Division of Public Safety recently has taken into custody a number of criminals who had plagued the campus with theft.



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A trial date for Leslie Mosby, the alleged carjacker involved in the shootout at 40th Street and Locust Walk last November, was set for Sept. 26 at a scheduling conference on Wednesday.


American Indian author promotes literacy

As the author of The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian — this year’s “One Book, One Philadelphia” selection — Sherman Alexie’s talk was the capstone event for the 2011 program, a joint project between the Free Library of Philadelphia and the Office of the Mayor.




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With the 81st NCAA Wrestling Championship starting this morning at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, here is the rundown for the Quakers who are competing for a national championship.


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The madness begins

By Brian Kotloff · March 17, 2011

With Princeton set to take on Kentucky at 2:45 p.m. on CBS, we asked Penn men’s basketball assistant coach Mike Martin, who has scouted both teams, for his thoughts on the matchup.




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In response to a potential nuclear crisis in Japan, the Office of International Programs announced Wednesday that all upcoming Penn Abroad programs in the region have been put on hold.