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College students are working to make the College of Arts and Sciences as recognizable a brand as Wharton — at least, on their T-shirts.

Fit & Making strides

By Stephen Guss · Dec. 2, 2009

The Penn squash team might have an antidote for its early season blues against No. 16 Franklin and Marshall tonight.

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The signs on Locust Walk — which included phrases like “Fling is Cancelled,” “No More Hey Day” and “Fall Break Discontinued” — were part of a one-day campaign by the NEC to teach students the purpose of Penn Student Government.



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College students are working to make the College of Arts and Sciences as recognizable a brand as Wharton — at least, on their T-shirts.


Fit & Making strides

Fit & Making strides

By Stephen Guss · Dec. 2, 2009

The Penn squash team might have an antidote for its early season blues against No. 16 Franklin and Marshall tonight.


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In June 2007, College sophomore Turja Chakrabarti, a Kolkata, India native, helped found Pratit, an international non-profit that works to create solutions to poverty in the slums of Kolkata and villages in West Bengal.


Crime log: Nov. 20-24

Crime Log

By Jared McDonald · Dec. 1, 2009

Nov. 20 — Wilbert Tyreek, 50, unaffiliated with the University and of the unit block of Ridge Avenue, was arrested at about 11:45 a.m. for allegedly attempting to remove items from a cafe at HUP.


Grappling with social change

University Chaplain Chaz Howard encouraged students to grapple with the issue of poverty in their conversations about science and education.












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When students buy ice cream from the Uncommon Market under 1920 Commons Dining Hall, the cow that produced the milk for that ice cream is not far away.