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Harvard and Penn aren't the only schools to announce their Commencement speakers. George Washington revealed that Apple CEO Tim Cook will give the address at the University's Commencement on May 17 while Winston Salem State announced the Grammy and Oscar-winning rapper Common will speak at their graduation on May 15. Cook, who has been Apple's CEO since 2011, holds the distinction of being the first openly gay CEO of a Fortune 500 company, coming out last October.  “I know our graduating students will be inspired and enlightened by his reflections on the lessons he has garnered from his distinguished career as a highly effective leader at the forefront of technological innovation," George Washington President Steven Knapp said in a press release. Meanwhile, Common is coming off his Oscar victory alongside John Legend for their song "Glory" for the Academy Award-nominated film "Selma."  For more on Cook, check out the GW Hatchet. For more on Common, here's the Winston Salem Journal.




The protest centered around the issues of net neutrality and education.





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It's all fun and games until someone finds your 250 bags of heroin. A 24-year-old man was charged with third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance after Cornell Police discovered 250 bags of heroin in his car.



A collaboration between the Jed and Clinton Foundations, the Campus Program is a four-year commitment that requires universities to complete self-assessments and establish an oversight committee to monitor progress.

Penn is participating in the Campus Program — a collaboration between the Jed and Clinton Foundations — which is a four-year commitment requiring universities to complete self-assessments and establish an oversight committee to monitor progress on mental health efforts. 



Penn is currently administering the Enrolled Student Survey, first sent out on Feb. 10th. The ESS is a voluntary survey sent to all undergraduates that is meant to help gauge the student experience at Penn. 





Varsity athletes make up about 10 percent of the enrolled undergraduate population, but many students aren’t aware of just how demanding the typical student-athlete schedule is.