A service-industry trend toward aloofness is becoming just as draining as forced niceness
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The proposed art tax is a too-quick fix at the end of a long budget negotiation
It’s at times like this that I’m proud to call myself Canadian.
Performing arts and intellectual attractions don’t just promote cultural appreciation — on a more practical level, these activities get people out in the community and allow time with family and friends in some good wholesome fun
Performing arts and intellectual attractions don’t just promote cultural appreciation — on a more practical level, these activities get people out in the community and allow time with family and friends in some good wholesome fun
The University has myriad preventive measures planned, but not panicking is key.
Facebook Lite decreases our networking skills even further
Focusing more energy, and funding, toward preventive care would save money in the long run
Both students and independent booksellers are suffering, and Penn could help out
From 'Twilight' to 'True Blood,' vampires are everywhere these days
Emerson Brooking | Finding a way to keep NSO (and students) safe
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Emerson Brooking
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Sept. 17, 2009
Like in time immemorial, New Student Orientation 2009 saw campus late-night explode into life as Beige Block teemed and Wawa boomed.
Philadelphia can apply elements of NYC's High Line Park's success to a Chinatown project
The trend toward class diversity reflects the new nat’l landscape
Taking on an unusual challenge during summer break often is a more enriching experience
Penn's high-achievement mentality often distorts how we look at our futures
Becoming a part of West Philadelphia is an integral part of being at Penn
Don't stress - the Freshman 15 might not be all that bad
The California budget's impact on higher ed reminds us that education can't come cheap
The UA chairman role should be more accountable to students
