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Amy Gutmann

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The Penn basketball season has already tipped off, and with it the annual tradition of students waiting to buy season tickets at The Line has come and gone. But for most students, this historic tradition went by largely unnoticed.


Watching from Abroad

By Will Marble · Nov. 13, 2012

Even when Penn students weren’t in the United States, many of them found ways to keep up with the 2012 election.

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By David Greenbaum · Nov. 13, 2012

Starting kicker Connor Loftus and starting punter and holder Scott Lopano like to have fun while they are waiting for their turn on the gridiron. But when they’ve gotten on the field this season, they have done a near-flawless job.




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Watching from Abroad

By Will Marble · Nov. 13, 2012

Even when Penn students weren’t in the United States, many of them found ways to keep up with the 2012 election.



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Penn Information Systems and Computing recently launched the Penn Box, a service that allows users to share files and folders from multiple devices. The service offers 20 gigabytes of storage for all active students, faculty and staff.


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Theft: Nov. 8 — A male employee reported copper piping missing from a secured location at the Perelman Parking Lot at 3410 Civic Center Boulevard around 11:15 a.m.







	Penn struggled to contain Delaware forward Josh Brinkley in Monday’s 84-69 loss. Brinkley scored 15 points and pulled in nine rebounds.

It’s hard to land a punch when every swing is aimless. That’s what the Penn men’s basketball team found out Monday night in its 84-69 loss to Delaware as the Quakers hacked, hacked, hacked away to the tune of 31 fouls. If there was a triple bonus, Delaware would have been in it.






Dephanie Jao, author of "Hunting for Asians" guest column, is interviewed by the DP

The Penn community is speaking out in response to a graduate student’s account of an alleged on-campus racial incident. In a Nov. 1 Daily Pennsylvanian guest column, Graduate School of Education student Dephanie Jao wrote of the encounter.