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Learning Differently
Students with disabilities are perhaps the hardest workers at Penn, putting in twice the effort just to reach the baseline.
by LAUREN FEINER
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The Sound of Silence
Students living as monks for a month find a community unlike any other
by EMILY SCHWARTZ
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Piecing Together Disorder
Debunking the myths of eating disorders at Penn.
by JULIE LEVITAN
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The Man, The Myth, The Medic
It was junior Ian McCurry’s second time setting foot in HUP’s Cardiac Surgical Unit. He entered the examination room to introduce himself to his patient of the day, a middle–aged man who had recently undergone a heart transplant.
by CHLOE SHAKIN
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Love is an Open Door
Despite their validity, open relationships still seem to carry a certain stigma, an ambiguous nature that confuses most.
by SYRA ORTIZ BLANES
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Game Over
Bubbles stream up furiously, erupting from the swimmer’s mouth. His legs work powerfully as he propels himself towards the wall—just one final push, he’s almost there.
by KEARA JENKINS
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Smokes' and Mirrors
Smokes' is an inclusive hub at a school where exclusivity reigns.
by ORLY GREENBERG
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Down to Business
It’s one against 70, and the recruiter is losing. Rather than file out, the students swarm him, ply him with resumes and cover letters, jostle his arm in hopes of a handshake.
by MARK PARASKEVAS
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Walls Tell All
They are many in number. They are stoic. They are strong.
They are the guardians of Penn’s campus– of our souls and ourselves.
They are bound to stand by us, in sickness and in health.
They are the support we need, not the support we deserve.
They are walls.
by 34TH STREET MAGAZINE
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Presenting: Your 2015 Senior Superlatives
The wait is over. Check out the **chosen members** of the Class of 2016.
by 34TH STREET MAGAZINE
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SENIOR SUPERLATIVE NOMINATIONS
Your time at Penn matters, vote for senior superlatives.
by 34TH STREET MAGAZINE
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Hurrah for the Red and Blue (and the Green)
Despite the University’s attempts, for many Penn students green living takes a backseat to convenience and carelessness.
by NICK JOYNER
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Friday Night Plights
Penn, despite its prolific athletic history, is just starting to tap into sports culture.
by BRANDON SLOTKIN
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High Alert
MERT is our safety net when we go too far. But many forget that under the red shirts are fellow Penn students—living the thrill of a Friday night.
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Caught in the Crossfire: Guns on Campus
Penn students don’t agree on what it means to own or shoot a gun.
by REBECCA HEILWEIL
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Living Double
Though RA policies are strict, most don’t address the gray area situations advisors find themselves in. While maneuvering through a dual–role as friends and supervisors, RAs often rely more on personal assessments and spur–of–the–moment judgments than university policy to navigate their halls.
by AMANDA REID
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The Pipeline to Penn
“It was basically like going to college as a fourteen-year-old.”
Sam Ax, now a Wharton sophomore, opted for the “clean-cut” look on the 2,300 mile flight from Phoenix to Boston.
by DANI BLUM and REBECCA HEILWEIL
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