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Rachel Feintzeig | It takes more than four years to find direction
by Rachel Feintzeig | May 11, 2007 1:00AM
Don't stress - graduation is not the deadline for discovering a passion or finding a career that you love.
Rachel Feintzeig | It takes more than four years to find direction
by Rachel Feintzeig | May 11, 2007 1:00AM
Don't stress - graduation is not the deadline for discovering a passion or finding a career that you love.
Kim finishes in sixth, earns trip to Nationals
by Rachel Feintzeig | November 13, 2006 1:00AM
While Saturday's NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional marked the end of the cross country season for most of the men's and women's teams, junior Stacy Kim has one more race on her schedule. Her time of 20:56.6 was good enough for sixth place and a berth in the NCAA National Championship taking place Nov.
Kim finishes in sixth, earns trip to Nationals
by Rachel Feintzeig | November 13, 2006 1:00AM
While Saturday's NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional marked the end of the cross country season for most of the men's and women's teams, junior Stacy Kim has one more race on her schedule. Her time of 20:56.6 was good enough for sixth place and a berth in the NCAA National Championship taking place Nov.
A plea for Muslims to seek justice
by Rachel Feintzeig | November 7, 2006 1:00AM
By Lauren Textor The Daily Pennsylvanian Muslim Americans should serve more actively as leaders for social justice in their communities, Islam Awareness Week speaker Intisar Rabb said last night. Rabb, a Princeton graduate student, said the events and aftermath of Hurricane Katrina are an example of a time when the Muslim community could have helped more.
A plea for Muslims to seek justice
by Rachel Feintzeig | November 7, 2006 1:00AM
By Lauren Textor The Daily Pennsylvanian Muslim Americans should serve more actively as leaders for social justice in their communities, Islam Awareness Week speaker Intisar Rabb said last night. Rabb, a Princeton graduate student, said the events and aftermath of Hurricane Katrina are an example of a time when the Muslim community could have helped more.
Controversy erupts over student in terror garb
by Rachel Feintzeig | November 3, 2006 1:00AM
A student says it was just a joke, but his Halloween costume has resulted in serious criticism for University President Amy Gutmann.
Controversy erupts over student in terror garb
by Rachel Feintzeig | November 3, 2006 1:00AM
A student says it was just a joke, but his Halloween costume has resulted in serious criticism for University President Amy Gutmann.
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