The only way that we can actually make progress on any of the things that need to be done is by working together and having a minimum standard for civility in our discourse.
Our generation has drifted away from the sanctity of monogamy to, as it’s commonly known on the street, “hooking up.”
Last week’s Obama event on campus focused on the short-term gain without thinking of the long-term pain that will be caused.
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Hazing within the UA should not be tolerated — now is the time to address the larger issue.
In a guest column, a College senior writes that the state consistently fails to meet the needs of women, particularly those who are pregnant.
Should a building be judged on its aesthetics or on the acclaim of its architect?
Should a building be judged on its aesthetics or on the acclaim of its architect?
Our generation has drifted away from the sanctity of monogamy to, as it’s commonly known on the street, “hooking up.”
Last week’s Obama event on campus focused on the short-term gain without thinking of the long-term pain that will be caused.
A new system makes housing selection more just, especially by eliminating community living.
Sexually harassed women shouldn’t remain nameless for fear becoming “another Anita Hill.”
Several arguments highlight the fallibility of Rush Limbaugh’s critique of classical studies majors.
Your Voice | Responses to UA hazing allegations
Nov. 7, 2011
Undergraduate Assembly members respond to two columns published in The Daily Pennsylvanian about hazing within the UA.
I extend to Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas — and to all else who aid and abet promulgating this insidious delegitimization of Israel — an invitation to visit the Penn Museum.
Your Voice | On the defense of Classics majors
Nov. 5, 2011
A College senior majoring in classical studies responds to Rush Limbaugh’s critique of her field of study.
Mo Shahin, an associate member of the Undergraduate Assembly, writes a guest column criticizing the hazing of new UA members. ERNEST OWENS: A campus-wide pledge to change
Being forced to go on scavenger hunts in the middle of the night and to dress up in humiliating apparel should not be telling of one’s dedication to a student group. MO SHAHIN: Seeing through the haze
The possibility of hating my new life never crossed my mind once before I came to Penn. Two months later, I have realized that there have been moments during which I hated school.
An educational issue frequently overlooked is the digital divide: many West Philadelphia elementary school students have little access to computers at home — and at school.
Your Voice | PennApps made it “public,” not Cavitch
Nov. 3, 2011
A College junior finds fault with The Daily Pennsylvanian’s coverage of professor Max Cavitch’s criticism of Penn Course Review
Not getting a perfect job or flunking an assignment can very well make us feel worthless. But it’s time to start untying our self-worth from our performance.
Your Voice | The other side of the debate
Nov. 3, 2011
A Wharton junior responds to Charles Gray’s column on the pro-life movement from the other side of the issue.
Felony disenfranchisement should never be seen as the proper execution of justice when it more closely resembles cruel and unusual punishment.
