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Beginning this semester, students interested in government administration and environmental studies will be able to integrate both disciplines by enrolling in a new dual degree program.

As H1N1 runs its course and becomes increasingly widespread, colleges campuses across the country are moving toward a standard method for tracking possible cases — namely, having students call health services or or visit in person.

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In a politically charged discussion, Ridgeway, a senior statistician and the Director of the Safety and Justice research program at RAND, addressed this issue and others in a talk focused on racial profiling.



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Beginning this semester, students interested in government administration and environmental studies will be able to integrate both disciplines by enrolling in a new dual degree program.


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As H1N1 runs its course and becomes increasingly widespread, colleges campuses across the country are moving toward a standard method for tracking possible cases — namely, having students call health services or or visit in person.





Crime log: Oct. 2-8

Crime Log

By Harrison Garfinkle · Oct. 14, 2009

Oct. 8 — Bruce Alvardo, 24, unaffiliated with the University and of the 3300 block of N. Phillip Street, was arrested at about 4:45 a.m. for allegedly assaulting a police officer at 7-11.




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Having already shattered the team record for the lowest single round in the program’s seven-year history twice this year, the Quakers bested the new single-round record of 301 by shooting a 297 Sunday at the Richmond Invitational and finished in 3rd place.





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In a gesture of neighborliness and an acknowledgement of the climate surrounding influenza this season, Campus Apartments last week handed out flu shots to its residents, providing an alternative to students who were unable to find one at maxed-out private clinics or Student Health.


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For me, Sundays at the Philadelphia Museum of Art were like going to church. I went because it was good for my soul, it got me thinking about the big picture (literally and metaphorically) and, like Sunday mass, it was free.