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The squirrel-theft ridiculousness has gone on just a tad too long — here are my open letters offering solutions.
I don’t know how to write about rape. If it were something abstract to me, I could probably distance myself, but victims of sexual assault are my friends and classmates, and it’s happening all the time.
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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.
Long- distance travel on Amtrak has logistical and social benefits.
Long- distance travel on Amtrak has logistical and social benefits.
The squirrel-theft ridiculousness has gone on just a tad too long — here are my open letters offering solutions.
I don’t know how to write about rape. If it were something abstract to me, I could probably distance myself, but victims of sexual assault are my friends and classmates, and it’s happening all the time.
For most, Halloween Friday is a bacchanalia of wild parties and scandalous outfits; I saw Shakespeare.
The Student Activities Council is responsible for allocating more than $800,000 to more than 140 student groups across campus that received funding this year. And it is in serious need of reform.
Just when you thought politics were getting boring again, Sarah Palin burst back onto the political scene this week with her new book.
Many of us know someone running the 26.2 miles this weekend, and most of us think that they are insane.
“I hate my life,” or “Eff my life” seem like such melodramatic and inappropriate things to say. Eff my life? Really?
Fellows in Building Intercultural Communities, a new program, can bridge the divides among the diverse communities at Penn.
Penn students should become more involved in the DREAM Act.
When I came to Penn, I couldn’t tell you the difference between Plato and Cicero. Moreover, I wasn’t sure why it mattered.
The historically-black institution and alma mater of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. has implemented an “Appropriate Attire Policy”
As a total geek, librarians have been some of my best friends. Bert Chapman, a Purdue librarian, will never be one of them.
As a social art form, storytelling is unique in its ability to attract a wide variety of both participants and actors. But most importantly, it teaches us to do something we often forget to do — sit back, and listen to what someone else has to say.
It’s that time of year! The onset of winter weather, the realization that your class has a second (or third) midterm, and those Halloween pictures you forgot about reappearing on Facebook: Yep, advanced registration is here.
Before I could complete my story, one friend interrupted, “Oh, I’ve already seen the pictures on Facebook.”
After years of work, six universities — including Penn, Harvard and Yale — committed to make desperately needed medicines more accessible to developing countries.
