There aren’t enough people involved in the pro-life movement at Penn.
The glamour and grace embodied by Hollywood icons seems to be lost in the translation of generations. In an effort to capture the charm of eras past, something is watered down.
I have an unlimited number of meal swipes. I pay $4,200 each year. And I have fed 3,000 other people since I bought Eat Any Time, the most expensive meal plan, this semester.
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Dan Bernick
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Nov. 1, 2011
Penn students “work hard and play hard.” But if a just-released survey is any indication, Quakers want to work smarter and play smarter.
Your Voice | An excellent calendar
Nov. 1, 2011
Alec Webley, a former Undergraduate Assembly chairman, applauds Penn’s calendar reform for putting the interests of students first.
Today, I’ve decided to come out of the closet. I’m not coming out as a gay man, no. I’m referring to the other kind of closet — the conservative closet.
Today, I’ve decided to come out of the closet. I’m not coming out as a gay man, no. I’m referring to the other kind of closet — the conservative closet.
The glamour and grace embodied by Hollywood icons seems to be lost in the translation of generations. In an effort to capture the charm of eras past, something is watered down.
I have an unlimited number of meal swipes. I pay $4,200 each year. And I have fed 3,000 other people since I bought Eat Any Time, the most expensive meal plan, this semester.
Pretty women who are accused perpetrators of violent crime almost always receive more than their fair share of media attention.
A College junior encourages readers to visit the Chemical Heritage Foundation, a museum that makes science thoughtful, provocative and fun.
There are a plethora of alternate career paths available to students with the initiative and desire to explore beyond what is immediately available.
Posting caloric information on restaurant menus doesn’t make people consume fewer calories, and it might actually be sabotaging people from making healthy food choices.
A Ph.D. student of economics at Wharton responds to what he sees as missing spots in the vision of Occupy Wall Street. TOPICS: Occupy movement
Why do you know who Kim Kardashian is? Does anyone actually care? Somewhere along the way, reality TV took a turn for the worse and wound up with her.
Your Voice | Give organs to organ donors
Oct. 25, 2011
The executive director of LifeSharers responds to an article, arguing that organs should be donated to other organ donors.
The Occupy movement has been criticized for lacking a cohesive voice, but one artist has a message and plenty of stories to tell — including her own.
On Nov. 8, in Philadelphia’s local elections, there is one race at the bottom of the ballot that is especially competitive and where there is an opportunity for political unity — the race for city commissioner.
A columnist searches for answers within a society where V-necks reign supreme.
Read a first-person account of Friday’s Occupy Eric Cantor demonstration.
Your Voice | Graduate student statement of solidarity
Oct. 24, 2011
More than 100 Penn graduate students express support for the Occupy movement express solidarity with the Occupy movement.
President Barack Obama’s announcement to withdraw all troops from Iraq by year’s end garnered relatively little attention but carries weighty implications.
The events that occurred on campus after Eric Cantor canceled his lecture exemplified both the best and the worst of our community — and raised questions of access.
