The Liquor Control Board of Pennsylvania is opening new locations in Rittenhouse Square and Delaware County.
According to reports published in Newsweek and the Washington Post, students, faculty, and alumni from Brown, Harvard, Yale and Columbia are asking their respective school administrators to turn their campuses into “sanctuaries” for undocumented students.
The Division of Public Safety recently notified a number of Greek organizations and off-campus houses that the annual Penn-Princeton football game would have an increased police presence. The additional precautions are the result of “unruly” past Penn tailgaters.
According to The Harvard Crimson, the 2012 men’s soccer team wrote a ‘scouting report’ of the freshman class. The author and his teammates individually rated each of the freshman recruits based on their “perceived attractiveness and sexual appeal.”
In an opinion piece for the Wall Street Journal, Manhattan Institute senior fellow James Pierson and Independent Women’s Forum senior fellow Naomi Riley criticized the endowments of Ivy League schools and the funding they have received from the US government.
After missing the first half of the season to injury, senior Melissa Alves returned to action this weekend, winning both of her matches 3-0.
No. 2 Penn women's squash has a tall task to beat No. 5 Stanford, and the Quakers will need to it without injured star senior Melissa Alves, who is healing a broken foot and hopes to return later in the year.
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