2008 Woodie Awards
A 46-year-old female attempted to commit suicide Friday morning at the SEPTA subway station at 40th and Market streets.
After the 'Button,' 'Covenant' and 'Plateau,' a new piece of public art appears alongside campus
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The commercials recently developed by the University were not shown during Penn's NCAA Tournament game last Thursday because CBS decided not to broadcast any university advertisements during this year's tournament, Vice President of University Communications Lori Doyle said Friday.
Going to class a thing of the past?
MIT plans to have all courses available online by Nov.; other schools making materials open
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More and more, universities are putting materials from their courses online for public access.
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Officials from the Nominations and Elections Committee announced today that, since spring 2006, there has been an increase in the number of students who have received the necessary numbers of signatures to run for student-government positions.
A total of 67 students are running for 76 positions this year, meaning that some students are running for multiple positions.
Get it while it's hot: Starting today, 665 copies of The New York Times will be available for free around campus.
The distribution is part of an Undergraduate Assembly initiative to bring the newspaper to University students, free of charge.
The Times approached the UA in January to see if it was interested in implementing the Pilot Readership Program, said College junior Jason Karsh, the UA's vice chairman of external affairs.
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Profs: Majors won't determine life
As sophomores rush to declare academic concentrations, some call decision no big deal
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College sophomore Shoshana Rosenthal enjoys many subjects at Penn.
But this blessing became a bane when she realized she had to pick one for a major.
"I like a lot of things, and I got overwhelmed [when deciding] what to study," she said.
Like her sophomore peers, Rosenthal must declare a major to be eligible for advanced registration for the next semester, which begins today.
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If you're in Wharton, your professor is probably out to get you.
At least if you're a participant in Hostile Takeover, the Wharton Council's version of the popular game Assassins.
For the first time since the game began four years ago, faculty members will participate in the event.
Most gay students would probably agree that coming out is hard.
But at Penn, LGBT officials hope to make it a bit easier.
This evening, the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Center will kick off Qspace, an online chat room open twice a week to the entire Penn community.
Week of events celebrates gay community
WNBA basketball player, drag show mark annual set of LGBT-sponsored programming
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Penn's LGBT community is painting the campus red with QPenn 2007, Penn's annual celebration of LGBT life at Penn, today.
The week-long event is themed "The RED and The Q," a play on Penn's school colors meant to highlight the LGBT community's presence on campus, said College senior Kellyn Goler, the co-chairwoman of QPenn's planning committee.
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