Wharton and Engineering sophomore Justin Warner has been removed from the Undergraduate Assembly due to “excessive meeting absences,” according to a statement by UA Chairman Alec Webley, a College junior.

Although Penn men's basketball lost both of its games this weekend, they walked away with new motivation — witnessing the celebration of an Ivy title for the second consecutive season.

In a 20-point drubbing of the Quakers Saturday, Cornell clinched at least a share of the Ivy title.

Penn gave the Lions a window with 2.7 seconds left and Columbia junior Brian Grimes nailed a desperation shot from just inside the arc for the win.

Though the Ivy Classic remained close throughout its duration, ultimately the Quakers were forced to settle for the bronze for the third year in a row.

The Quakers remain undefeated after their last doubleheader of the season, rolling over Villanova, 6-1, and then outlasting Delaware, 4-3.

Penn (1-24, 0-11 Ivy) exited the weekend with eight straight home losses and 24 losses overall, both of which are program records. The team's worst previous record was 3-23 in 1995-96.

And thought it was a close match, the Quakers put up a strong fight yesterday at Levy Pavilion and snatched a 4-3 win, keeping Bucknell winless on the season.

The men tied for second place and the women clinched third on Sunday at the Ivy Fencing Championship in Hutchinson Gymnasium.

Even with a chaotic slate, the Quakers managed to finish in the top half of the field in both the Ivy League and Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) championships.

At Heps, the Penn men finished seventh out of eight teams with 33 points, while the women placed sixth with 48 points.

In the end, the No. 1 Crimson proved to be the stronger team, defeating the No. 3 Quakers 6-3 yesterday in the tournament’s final round.

The University should organize a seminar series that helps students decide which labs to join.

Huntsman as a speaker has tremendous potential, and anybody carrying around actual anger about it really needs to take a breath.

We encourage the state legislature to loosen alcohol restrictions and allow distributors and other stores to sell six- and 12-packs.

Penn’s 57-member Board of Trustees, led by chairman David Cohen, convened last week at the Inn at Penn to approve some of Penn’s large-scale efforts and decisions.

In response to last week's fire at the ZBT house, OFSA initiated a new fire prevention measure by stationing security guards at on-campus sorority and fraternity houses this weekend.