Penn basketballer Stephen Danley shares an insider's perspective of the Quaker basketball team.
Every November, thousands of experienced and amateur writers across the country attempt a 50,000-word novel.
Politicians try to appeal to every voter's pet issue, but they end up contradicting themselves in the process.
Poverty may seem non-existent at Penn, but billions of people lack water access and die from preventable diseases.
There are classic rude awakenings. Maybe your little brother dumps a glass of water on you.
New Student Orientation is over, which means a whole new class of freshmen is about to learn that college is not only about partying - unless you're an upperclassmen crashing NSO again. Those same freshman are about to learn that their peer advisors, those beacons of maturity during orientation, will most likely show up to Thursday-morning class quite hung over from Wednesday-night sink-or-swim at Smokey Joe's.
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