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But first, the DP took a look at Penn's most cited researchers. 

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DP analysis: Penn's most-cited researchers

FIVE MORE BIG STORIES

1. The School of Veterinary Medicine implemented significant changes to students' clinical workloads and on-call hours after complaints from over 60 students and recent graduates.  
2. Michael Delli Carpini, the founder of the SNF Paideia Program, was honored in a ceremony at Sweeten Alumni House. 
3. Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro proposed nearly $300 million in new transit funding after concerns over service cuts and fare increases. 
4. Federal marshals captured 17-year-old Shane Pryor after his escape from police custody at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia last week. 
5. Ceva Santé Animale, a French animal health company, acquired a pet gene therapy firm co-founded by Penn scientist Jim Wilson.

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SPORTS

1. For Penn women's squash's sisters Penelope and Madeline Oh, this season will make the first one in which the two play on the same team.

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FROM 34TH STREET MAGAZINE

1. Having participated in a roundtable discussion with director Emerald Fennell (so cool, right?), Street walks through Fennell’s artistic vision for the film and its hyper-specific casting process. There is more to Oliver and Felix’s story than a gaudy mansion and a danceable early 2000s soundtrack. Fennell always intended for audiences to react to "Saltburn" … and that is exactly what we did.
2. There is nothing more satisfying than seeing your favorite artist getting the recognition they deserve (Street does not condone gatekeeping). Street follows Asheville, N.C.-bred MJ Lenderman’s rise to fame, from a North Philadelphia loading dock performance to a deal with ANTI- Records.

FROM UNDER THE BUTTON

1. This time of year can be difficult for returning students, and is exasperated only by unnecessary bureaucracy inflicting its cruel whip upon our meagre pleasures. UTB reports on how this has come to affect our most cherished institution — ACME — as foods across the world are thrown into geographic disarray. Read more about how we are fixing the situation.