The tax plan, which is expected to be released on Nov. 2, will increase the deficit by $1-3.5 trillion in the first decade and will cost between $2 trillion and $10.6 trillion by 2040.
Amy Gutmann
Penn named one of the best schools in the country for producing entrepreneurs
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Caroline Riise
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Nov. 1, 2017
Penn has expanded its efforts in recent years to encourage more students to enter the field of entrepreneurship, most notably with the opening of the Pennovation Center last October.
In this week's crime log: robbery outside Atlantis Gentlemen’s Club and three counts of assault
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Skyler Palatnick
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Nov. 1, 2017
On Oct. 20, a man affiliated to Penn reported that someone struck him in the back of the head near the intersection of 38th and Sansom Streets.
The Latest
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Chris Doyle
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Nov. 1, 2017
Penn's most recently renovated dorms, Hill and New College House, make use of similar HVAC and hot water systems as other much older residential buildings across campus.
Report: Penn's tuition increase is nearly double the average for private colleges nationwide
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Alice Goulding
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Nov. 1, 2017
Penn is not the only Ivy League school whose tuition hikes are above the national average of 1.9 percent for private, four-year colleges.
From #MeToo to Penn's task force, here's what students covered at a discussion on sexual harassment
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Urooba Abid
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Nov. 1, 2017
“I’m really mad about everything I’m seeing in the media and I just thought that it would be a great space to share what I’m feeling,” said College freshman Zoe Osborne.
From #MeToo to Penn's task force, here's what students covered at a discussion on sexual harassment
By
Urooba Abid
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Nov. 1, 2017
“I’m really mad about everything I’m seeing in the media and I just thought that it would be a great space to share what I’m feeling,” said College freshman Zoe Osborne.
Penn named one of the best schools in the country for producing entrepreneurs
By
Caroline Riise
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Nov. 1, 2017
Penn has expanded its efforts in recent years to encourage more students to enter the field of entrepreneurship, most notably with the opening of the Pennovation Center last October.
In this week's crime log: robbery outside Atlantis Gentlemen’s Club and three counts of assault
By
Skyler Palatnick
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Nov. 1, 2017
On Oct. 20, a man affiliated to Penn reported that someone struck him in the back of the head near the intersection of 38th and Sansom Streets.
Three Dartmouth professors are being investigated for charges of sexual misconduct
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Lucy Curtis
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Nov. 1, 2017
“We take these allegations very seriously and are pursuing our own independent investigations in coordination with law enforcement officials,” Dartmouth President Philip Hanlon said in an email.
Siyin Han | Why do I try?
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Siyin Han
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Nov. 1, 2017
SIYIN HAN is a College senior from Birmingham, Ala.
Brad Hong | Cup O'Joe
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Brad Hong
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Nov. 1, 2017
BRAD HONG is a College sophomore from Morristown, N.J.
A year after Penn, this Nursing graduate has launched a startup to treat patients in their homes
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Ty Ciatto
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Oct. 31, 2017
RELATED: This Engineering senior's company was just accepted into a startup accelerator for health care innovation These Penn students created an app to connect LGBTQ patients with inclusive doctors Nursing at Penn helps lead health care innovation through new fellowship
That's so Raven: freshman Sulaimon turning into a major weapon for Penn volleyball
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Lucy Popko
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Oct. 31, 2017
Red and blue jersey, knee pads, and court sneakers are the usual attire for a Penn volleyball player. Yet, standing before me is outside hitter Raven Sulaimon, clad in a chicken suit.
Fossil Free Penn's new focus is recruitment and education, not 'inflammation'
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Michel Liu
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Oct. 31, 2017
Fossil Free Penn's weeklong series of events will culminate in a silent protest at a Board of Trustees meeting on Friday.
Jacquelyn Sussman | Let the memes begin
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Jacquelyn Sussman
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Oct. 31, 2017
Not only have I made and bonded with friends over memes, but there’s a comfort in knowing you are not the only one going through a certain situation.
It's Halloween — and you have to see what Penn women's soccer did to celebrate
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Greg Robinov
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Oct. 31, 2017
What do the Cheetah Girls, grandmothers and Disney princesses have in common? Answer: They all took the field on Tuesday afternoon for Penn women's soccer's practice in preparation for the team's final game of the season against rival Princeton.
Students say a lack of information on course selections is making academic planning more difficult
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Haley Suh
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Oct. 31, 2017
“[T]he school should at least be open about when a certain class will offered, when it will be offered again and how regularly it will be offered," College junior Heidi Lee said.
Students in Wharton Women want to bring their business knowledge to Phila. high schools
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Ally Stern
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Oct. 31, 2017
The group has formed a Financial Literacy club to teach high school students about subjects that range from credit scores and managing budgets to student loans and taxes.
A Penn senior has helped raise over $20,000 for Philadelphia residents who cannot afford bail
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Caroline Riise
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Oct. 31, 2017
College senior Arjun Malik is one of the founding members of the Philadelphia Bail Fund, which aims to post bail for as many low-income individuals as possible.
Trump's visa policies prompt Penn international students to offer new resources for their peers
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Esha Indani
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Oct. 30, 2017
Trump's administration has enforced multiple travel bans that have impacted students from various countries.
Carlos Arias Vivas | Dispelling the Early Decision fears
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Carlos Arias Vivas
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Oct. 30, 2017
At the end of the day Penn students are here for their academics and the opportunities that Penn has to offer, therefore applying ED shouldn’t be reserved only for those who have had the luxury to visit campus.
Alex Silberzweig | Creating a more accommodating recovery atmosphere at Penn
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Alex Silberzweig
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Oct. 30, 2017
Those with the power to do so should improve the way that Penn students to recover from illnesses by extending SHS hours and giving students time to get better.
