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This is one of the few times in our lives when we will easily be able to branch out and explore and gain knowledge in fields previously unknown.
Penn students love tween stars. I wish we didn’t, because it’s pretty embarrassing.
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Long before that junk food has any effect on your BMI, it can take a serious toll on your GPA.
Using stress to get more done is effective, but more often than not it just makes life unpleasantly overwhelming.
Schools must value physical health just as much as intellectual development.
Schools must value physical health just as much as intellectual development.
This is one of the few times in our lives when we will easily be able to branch out and explore and gain knowledge in fields previously unknown.
Penn students love tween stars. I wish we didn’t, because it’s pretty embarrassing.
Blocking content in high-school newspapers is harmful to the future of journalism.
Getting an A+ in classes is a real possibility. The process for how these grades are awarded should be better standardized.
As a community, we not only rejected Westboro Baptist Church's philosophy, but we offered our own.
Studying abroad, no matter what country, is fantastic, and more students should take advantage of this opportunity.
Currently, four Ivies permit an ROTC program on campus, and only two, Penn and Cornell University, continue to award any sort of academic credit for cadet participation. This should change.
In treating the Button like a canvas for some poorly conceived message, the vandals turned an iconic campus focal point into an eye sore that we must shield from tour groups.
All Penn students possess an awareness of academic burnout. We should make sure that we play as hard as we work.
At the end of the semester, when stress reaches a high point, we teaching assistants tend to hear a lot of griping from our students. While undergrads have their complaints, we have ours too.
It’s one thing to support your own position and refute those who disagree with you, but it’s quite another to actively prevent alternate theories from being published, which it seems is what some of these researchers hoped to accomplish.
While fun, it’s still too early to switch to eBooks for textbooks.
Texting, perhaps because it feels so discreet, lacks clear boundaries in determining when it’s appropriate.
Once upon a time, there was a princess. There’s usually always a princess involved.
Back on campus after Thanksgiving break, we haven’t just returned to the steady routine of takeout and five hours of sleep per night — we’re also one step closer to finals.
Once the final bell rings, you’ll be hard-pressed to find much student engagement in Philly middle schools coordinated by the School District of Philadelphia. And here is where you all come in.
