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Upsilon Tau Beta Presents: The Sorority Hunt

(09/20/10 7:30pm)

Ever since Phi Sig shut down, the Greek world has been a-gossip with tales of the new sorority coming to campus. Some claimed Kappa Kappa Gamma was a done deal, while Theta others thought of forming a new off-campus. Now, with the DP reporting the final five to make the cut, you may be wondering-- what new symbols will grace sweatpant-clad butts?



Fling Is #2 Sanctioned Event In America. Rage.

(09/08/10 3:04pm)

Now that NSO has been over for .2 seconds, it's time to begin the Fling countdown. And what better way to do so than to see Fling in a countdown of its own? What up, Coed Magazine's Top 10 University-Sanctioned Events. Coming in just below the Undie Runs at Arizona State and SDSU, we managed to beat out things like Harvard-Yale football (yawn) and Boulder 4/20 (which we should still stop by, to, you know, scope out the competition).


Mysterious Spruce Structure Now Less Mysterious

(08/23/10 1:28pm)

While some of us were hoping it was going to be a candy, pony, and Brad Pitt store, the rapidly-developing building at 3940 Spruce Street has revealed a higher purpose. Set to open sometime in Winter 2011, the Clyde F. Barker Transplant House will be a place to "provide comfortable accommodations and convenient services in a supportive, community setting at nominal cost" for families staying at HUP for transplant operations.






DP Plagiarizer Won A Prestigious Penn Writing Prize?

(06/10/10 8:43pm)

Well, this is interesting. We just got wind that the winner of the Nora Magid Mentorship Prize, a seriously prestigious prize that goes to a graduating senior who has shown promise in non-fiction writing, was awarded to a former DP columnist. And not just any DP columnist, but one who in fact wrote a plagiarized column for the paper in 2007 and was subsequently fired.













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