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The Real Estate
Where Penn students live today suggests how they'll live when they graduate
Checking In / Checking Out
Stress affects everybody at Penn, but we’re told to grin and bear it. Mental illness, however, forces some to take a leave of absence. These students aren’t running away, they’re fighting their ways back.
Playing Dress Up
Dressing for the job you want, the job you need, or the job you never thought you'd have.
Welcome Back to Penn, Now Here's What's Different
-Kate Taylor says girls at Penn have sex.
Soccer's Not Just For Humans Anymore
Penn Robotics Students participate in RoboCup soccer competition
Unpopped
Between buying a new Urban sweater and picking up dinner at Chipotle, shedding one’s virginity has become, for some, just another transaction.
80 years of FLING
The first Fling may have been one of few bright spots in 1973. Richard Nixon was being a tricky dick, the Vietnam War had reached a breaking point at home and abroad and—worst of all—Penn’s fraternity life was in remission (the yearbook blamed the construction of the highrises).
Best of Penn
Today’s the day you've been waiting for. The DP and Street have teamed up to bring you the brand new, sexy, improved, best Best of Penn ever.
Q & A with SFS
SFS Director of Communications Marlene Bruno answers Street's questions on aid
Guys and Dolls
In the Philly drag scene, being a girl takes balls.
License to Dream
The stories of other undocumented students at Penn.
Dream On
One student's struggle to secure his green card and his future.
Earth: A Retrospective (As Compiled By A 7th Millennium Literary Academic)
Fiction Issue Runner Up
Corn
“Sex is good, but not as good as fresh sweet corn” –Garrison Keillor I have had the privilege of sampling a few varieties of corn in my lifetime. White corn has tender kernels— consistent, succulent crunch in every bite.
Curb Appeal
The lamp at the front of the house, in the atrium, by the window, stays on.
