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Fall 2013 Undergraduate Assembly Elections

Nam elected MGC president

Nam elected MGC president

By Anjali Tsui · April 13, 2010

College junior Agnes Nam sat down with ‘The Daily Pennsylvanian’ to discuss her plans and goals for the Multicultural Greek Council.


A new component of the 990 form asks the University to list its top service expenditures, which for Penn were education and research, followed by health care. The updated form is meant to increase transparency.

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By Melanie Lei · April 13, 2010

While recent food safety violations at Penn Dining have alarmed some students, the many factors that affect the results of health inspections might not be immediately clear.

Starting June 4, a new farmers’ market will set up shop outside the Radian, at 3925 Walnut St. Local vendors will sell an assortment of fruits, vegetables, sustainably grown meats and freshly baked goods every Friday from noon to 2 p.m. through the end of July.


Philadelphia Farmers' Markets

Starting June 4, a new farmers’ market will set up shop outside the Radian, at 3925 Walnut St. Local vendors will sell an assortment of fruits, vegetables, sustainably grown meats and freshly baked goods every Friday from noon to 2 p.m. through the end of July.


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A new component of the 990 form asks the University to list its top service expenditures, which for Penn were education and research, followed by health care. The updated form is meant to increase transparency.








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Following a 2009-10 season in which his team’s scoring ranked last in the Ivy League (at 46.1 points per game), Penn women’s basketball coach Mike McLaughlin said that the Quakers would need some “help on the scoring side.”




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Shacoy McNish's trial, which was scheduled for Monday, was delayed because prosecuting district attorney Brian Doherty “had trouble locating two of his witnesses,” according to defense attorney Edward Weiss.





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The Union, Philadelphia and Major League Soccer’s newest franchise kicked off its inaugural season with a rally at City Hall. On Saturday the team played its first home game in front of 34,870 fans.


Suiting up for spring football

Suiting up against the No. 1-ranked scoring and total defense in the nation, Penn football’s offensive unit was in for a bruising Saturday afternoon.