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Profs get clever with course promotion
by Inna Lifshin | April 2, 2008 1:00AM
What's in a name? A lot, professors say - in a course name, at least. As Advance Registration draws to a close, professors acknowledge that an eye-catching course title can make a big difference in enrollment - both in the number and types of students who end up taking it.
Profs get clever with course promotion
by Inna Lifshin | April 2, 2008 1:00AM
What's in a name? A lot, professors say - in a course name, at least. As Advance Registration draws to a close, professors acknowledge that an eye-catching course title can make a big difference in enrollment - both in the number and types of students who end up taking it.
Profs get clever with course promotion
by Inna Lifshin | April 2, 2008 1:00AM
What's in a name? A lot, professors say - in a course name, at least. As Advance Registration draws to a close, professors acknowledge that an eye-catching course title can make a big difference in enrollment - both in the number and types of students who end up taking it.
Profs get clever with course promotion
by Inna Lifshin | April 2, 2008 1:00AM
What's in a name? A lot, professors say - in a course name, at least. As Advance Registration draws to a close, professors acknowledge that an eye-catching course title can make a big difference in enrollment - both in the number and types of students who end up taking it.
On the Campaign Trail | Through the ups and downs, McCain's her man
by Inna Lifshin | March 24, 2008 1:00AM
When College senior Abby Huntsman stands next to Sen. John McCain, she can see the scars on his face from his days as a prisoner of war in Vietnam. For her, these scars are tangible evidence of how much he's sacrificed for his country. In fact, he's the most patriotic person she's ever met, she said.
On the Campaign Trail | Through the ups and downs, McCain's her man
by Inna Lifshin | March 24, 2008 1:00AM
When College senior Abby Huntsman stands next to Sen. John McCain, she can see the scars on his face from his days as a prisoner of war in Vietnam. For her, these scars are tangible evidence of how much he's sacrificed for his country. In fact, he's the most patriotic person she's ever met, she said.
On the Campaign Trail | Through the ups and downs, McCain's her man
by Inna Lifshin | March 24, 2008 1:00AM
When College senior Abby Huntsman stands next to Sen. John McCain, she can see the scars on his face from his days as a prisoner of war in Vietnam. For her, these scars are tangible evidence of how much he's sacrificed for his country. In fact, he's the most patriotic person she's ever met, she said.
On the Campaign Trail | Through the ups and downs, McCain's her man
by Inna Lifshin | March 24, 2008 1:00AM
When College senior Abby Huntsman stands next to Sen. John McCain, she can see the scars on his face from his days as a prisoner of war in Vietnam. For her, these scars are tangible evidence of how much he's sacrificed for his country. In fact, he's the most patriotic person she's ever met, she said.
Even in the liberal arts job pressure hits home
by Inna Lifshin | February 19, 2008 1:00AM
When Wharton sophomore Dennie Zastrow was applying to Penn, his parents encouraged him to select Wharton to boost his chances of finding a good job. Two years later, it's that career-minded focus that's driving him to get out. Zastrow, who is currently trying to transfer into the College, said he was turned off by Wharton's emphasis on finding the right internships and jobs as early as freshman year.
Even in the liberal arts job pressure hits home
by Inna Lifshin | February 19, 2008 1:00AM
When Wharton sophomore Dennie Zastrow was applying to Penn, his parents encouraged him to select Wharton to boost his chances of finding a good job. Two years later, it's that career-minded focus that's driving him to get out. Zastrow, who is currently trying to transfer into the College, said he was turned off by Wharton's emphasis on finding the right internships and jobs as early as freshman year.
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