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A crescent, and an ARCH
by Jesse Rogers | March 27, 2007 1:00AM
Every Friday, as the rest of campus wraps up a week of classes, Muslims across Penn's campus head for the top floor of the ARCH building.
A crescent, and an ARCH
by Jesse Rogers | March 27, 2007 1:00AM
Every Friday, as the rest of campus wraps up a week of classes, Muslims across Penn's campus head for the top floor of the ARCH building.
A crescent, and an ARCH
by Jesse Rogers | March 27, 2007 1:00AM
Every Friday, as the rest of campus wraps up a week of classes, Muslims across Penn's campus head for the top floor of the ARCH building.
After 200 years, bald eagle returns to its nest
by Jesse Rogers | March 23, 2007 1:00AM
This season, Eagles fans finally have cause for celebration. Bald eagle fans, that is: After a 200 year hiatus, the bird has returned to Philadelphia. Philadelphia bird watcher Debbie Beer discovered a bald eagle's nest early last month after following a tip from a local truck driver who was passing the site on his way home.
After 200 years, bald eagle returns to its nest
by Jesse Rogers | March 23, 2007 1:00AM
This season, Eagles fans finally have cause for celebration. Bald eagle fans, that is: After a 200 year hiatus, the bird has returned to Philadelphia. Philadelphia bird watcher Debbie Beer discovered a bald eagle's nest early last month after following a tip from a local truck driver who was passing the site on his way home.
After 200 years, bald eagle returns to its nest
by Jesse Rogers | March 23, 2007 1:00AM
This season, Eagles fans finally have cause for celebration. Bald eagle fans, that is: After a 200 year hiatus, the bird has returned to Philadelphia. Philadelphia bird watcher Debbie Beer discovered a bald eagle's nest early last month after following a tip from a local truck driver who was passing the site on his way home.
No trans fats? No problem, food carts say
by Jesse Rogers | March 16, 2007 1:00AM
For many of Penn's food carts, it's no trans fats, no problem. In light of City Council's recent legislation banning trans fats citywide, restaurants have been scrambling to replace offending cooking oils and spreads before the bill goes into effect Sept.
No trans fats? No problem, food carts say
by Jesse Rogers | March 16, 2007 1:00AM
For many of Penn's food carts, it's no trans fats, no problem. In light of City Council's recent legislation banning trans fats citywide, restaurants have been scrambling to replace offending cooking oils and spreads before the bill goes into effect Sept.
No trans fats? No problem, food carts say
by Jesse Rogers | March 16, 2007 1:00AM
For many of Penn's food carts, it's no trans fats, no problem. In light of City Council's recent legislation banning trans fats citywide, restaurants have been scrambling to replace offending cooking oils and spreads before the bill goes into effect Sept.
Blowin' in the wind
by Jesse Rogers | March 14, 2007 1:00AM
The prospect of green energy may just be dust in the wind. Swarthmore College announced last month that it will purchase 35 percent of its energy from wind power, joining the ranks of Penn as one of the largest purchasers of wind energy in Pennsylvania. Swarthmore's move also signifies a growing trend of universities looking to boost their wind energy programs in an attempt to cut emissions from fossil fuels.
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