Articles by Gina Elia
11/23/15 12:05am
Gina Elia | The importance of being humble
All of us probably feel that we know what it means to have humility. Yet, especially in the context of the Ivy League, this particular virtue is underrated. 11/09/15 1:23am
Gina Elia | A Fragmented Peace
American society has generally demonstrated an increased awareness in the importance of making space for relaxation and quiet time in the past few decades, which is great. 10/26/15 12:27am
Gina Elia | When truth hurts
Are Penn students sincere? More importantly, does whether they are or not matter for their mental health and wellbeing? 09/28/15 1:16am
Gina Elias | Smart compromise
Most of us students face the problem of constantly feeling that there is not enough time in the day to get everything done that we need to. 09/14/15 12:38am
Gina Elia | Silence is golden
When Benjamin Franklin refers to “silence” on his list of virtues, he means not totally abstaining from speech, but rather speaking only when he has something useful to say. 08/31/15 12:21am