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Penn graduate. Mel Butler, uses computer models to help find ways to reduce the noise emitted by inline devices in the fluid systems on Navy ships and submarines. Wins “Scientist of the Year” award.

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One requirement that significantly bothered us was that all sisters straighten their hair. This not only reinforces ethnocentric beauty standards, but also promotes conformity by mandating that all sisters wear the same hairstyle. In general, we were disappointed that we were told to promote the sorority with our appearances more than with our individuality.




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Penn graduate. Mel Butler, uses computer models to help find ways to reduce the noise emitted by inline devices in the fluid systems on Navy ships and submarines. Wins “Scientist of the Year” award.







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People have asked me, “Does it get better?” In a way, it does. You heal. Memories that once hurt become sad, then cherished. But it definitely doesn’t happen overnight. The hurt becomes healing. But even then, some days it’ll just hit you like it was yesterday.


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Trinity downs Penn squash

By Ian Wenik · Jan. 20, 2014

The No. 10 men’s and No. 3 women’s teams were pushed aside on Saturday by Trinity, 9-0 and 6-3, respectively, a squash powerhouse that boasts the No. 1 men’s and No. 2 women’s teams in the country.



Kevin Zhao Memorial Service

Kevin Zhao’s friends and family gathered in Houston Hall Saturday afternoon to share memories of the deceased Engineering and Wharton senior.


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Many — I’m inclined to say most — Penn students know little to nothing about queer and trans identities and the struggles we face. For those who do, the stories that are told are mostly representative of the G and the L in LGBTQIA, while little is known about bisexual, trans, intersex and asexual individuals.