The ‘Jobs’ star will deliver an open lecture as part of Wharton’s Turner Lecture Series on Sept. 18.
Crime Log | August 22 - August 29
By
Jill Castellano
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Sept. 4, 2013
A roundup of incidents in the Penn Patrol Zone from August 30 through September 4.
Alpha Delta Pi to begin recruitment in January
By
Fola Onifade
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Sept. 4, 2013
Women from all years will be recruited by the world’s first secret society.
The Latest
By
Sara Schonfeld
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Sept. 4, 2013
The four students are now studying in different countries after considering the unrest in Egypt.
Chester County Hospital and Health System officially joins U. Health System
By
Sarah Smith
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Sept. 4, 2013
The county joins after having a $2 million operating loss the last fiscal year.
Presidential election commission meets in Center City
By
Harry Cooperman
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Sept. 4, 2013
The commission, which is co-chaired by 1974 College graduate Benjamin Ginsberg, discussed ways of improving current election policies.
Presidential election commission meets in Center City
By
Harry Cooperman
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Sept. 4, 2013
The commission, which is co-chaired by 1974 College graduate Benjamin Ginsberg, discussed ways of improving current election policies.
Michele Ozer, Peter Waggonner
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Crime Log | August 22 - August 29
By
Jill Castellano
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Sept. 4, 2013
A roundup of incidents in the Penn Patrol Zone from August 30 through September 4.
Alpha Delta Pi to begin recruitment in January
By
Fola Onifade
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Sept. 4, 2013
Women from all years will be recruited by the world’s first secret society.
Wharton grad raises breast cancer awareness
By
Alyssa Berlin
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Sept. 4, 2013
Ellen Perl hopes to enlighten Jewish women on their risks for a breast cancer gene.
Alcohol policy revisions currently unclear
By
Seth Zweifler
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Sept. 4, 2013
A University commission will give its recommendations to the president and provost by the end of December.
Ashton Kutcher to appear at Wharton speaker series
By
Huizhong Wu
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Sept. 4, 2013
Ashton Kutcher, the popular actor and movie producer, will be speaking at Penn on Sept. 18 as part of the Wharton School’s Social Impact Initiative, according to an email invitation sent out Wednesday.
Thai Singha restaurant closes temporarily
By
Lianna Serko
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Sept. 4, 2013
Thai Singha will reopen at 3900 Chestnut Street in late October.
State Police issue 39 citations at Made in America
By
Alex Zimmermann
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Sept. 3, 2013
The Bureau of Liquor Control Enforcement issues 39 citations to minors at the two-day Made in America music festival in Philadelphia.
Hillel establishes new LIFE fellowship
By
Fola Onifade
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Sept. 3, 2013
Hillel’s new LIFE fellowship is a value-based Israel engagement program that aims to foster discourse about Israel without taking sides on political issues.
Nursing works with local school for global health
By
Huizhong Wu
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Sept. 3, 2013
Penn announced on Tuesday that the School of Nursing is teaming up with a Philadelphia private high school for girls, The Agnes Irwin School, to teach a class about global health this semester.
Memorial for Alex Moll to be held Sept. 29
By
Sarah Smith
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Sept. 3, 2013
A memorial for the late College sophomore Alex Moll will be held on Saturday, Sept. 29, on College Green from 4:00 p.m to 6:00 p.m.
ICYMI: How the school system is falling apart
By
Will Marble
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Sept. 3, 2013
There’s been a lot of talk about Philadelphia schools lately — and not much of it has been positive.
Engineering grads flock to other fields
By
Brenda Wang
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Sept. 2, 2013
Students and faculty feel the ‘brain drain’ is mainly due to pay differences.
Student Health Service to distribute free condoms
By
Alyssa Berlin
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Sept. 2, 2013
Along with the new free condom policy, Student Health Service has been working with college houses to create a better system of distribution of condoms among students.
New Wharton apps take cues from popular social networks
By
Jing Ran
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Sept. 2, 2013
WhartonConnect and WhartonKnow&Go are supposed to change the way students network with each other.
Local educator solicits Made in America artists for donations
By
Bryce Arbour
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Sept. 2, 2013
The Philadelphia school system got some much-needed attention this weekend at the Made in America music festival.
Q&A: Rep. Chaka Fattah discusses investments in neuroscience
By
Will Marble
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Sept. 2, 2013
The Daily Pennsylvanian sat down with the congressman after his speech to talk about his neuroscience investment initiatives and concerns about research funding cuts.
