Intramural Soccer Results from Thursday 3/17

Intramural Basketball Scores for the week of March 14, 2011

Despite crushing Yale and extending their Ivy League win streak to 31, the Quakers were disappointed in their offense after the game.

One Big Puddle, an organization dedicated to solving the world’s water-related issues, opened its exhibition H2011 at the Rotunda to a small audience Friday.

After a frustrating set of matches over spring break in which the team went 0-3, the Quakers edged Georgetown, 4-3.

With a 21-year losing streak against No. 11 Princeton on the line, the Quakers delivered an 8-3 defeat to the Tigers Saturday.

Though National Women’s History Month commemorates years of struggle for women’s recognition, the fight for equality continues at Penn.

If the 2011 NCAA Wrestling Championships proved one thing to the casual fan this past weekend, it’s that unpredictability — not chalk — rules the sport’s college postseason.

After winning the all-around at the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference Championships Saturday, Penn sophomore Dana Bonincontri was named ECAC gymnastics Athlete of the Year.

While many symptoms of the recession have begun to improve, a Wharton study indicates that distrust in banks may be an obstacle to further recovery.

The School of Nursing sponsored a 5K walk Sunday to raise funds for filtration systems and clean water access to a national nursing school and affiliated clinics in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

The senior became Penn’s 25th All-American and its first ever at 141 pounds.

After Mark Rappo lost a heart-breaker to start the morning, the Quakers’ seniors went 6-0 in wrestlebacks and have four in the Round of 12.

Though St. Patrick’s Day meant green costumes and Irish music for many students, the holiday’s focus on booze also brought the potential for more crime.

The organizers of Alternate Spring Break should be more active in fostering civic engagement and continuing the dialogue after the trips end.

We’re busy people with no time to waste. But on a road trip, we’ve resigned to taking the long way, and it’s okay.

Almost all foreigners who have ever come into contact with it possess an instinctual fear of the United States immigration and customs bureaucracy.