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Biden’s classified documents

This article was written by Marisa Powers & Tasha Khosla.

Introduction 

In November 2022, classified documents from the Obama-Biden administration were found at the Penn Biden Center.

My approach to sustainability in 2023

I welcome the new year with open arms. Fresh starts are one of my favorite things and setting unrealistic goals is also at the top of my list.

The cavalry

The cries could be heard from near and far. All along the line, in the trenches, in the tunnels, and in the trees: students unable to maintain the delicate balance of work, academics, clubs, friends, sleep (optional), and whatever else it is kids get up to these days, falling before the march of the sands of time that wore down their resolve until they finally succumbed to the inexorable advance of the dunes of duty.

Back again

While my winter break wasn’t entirely restful (especially considering my last final was over at 4 p.m. on December 22), I really cherished all the moments I was able to spend without having a pile of work to do.

New Study Confirms Science Ending! (Or Not)

I’ve always been obsessed with the limits of science. How far can science go? Can it keep giving us deep insights into nature forever, or will it eventually run into a wall?

Q: What should I get my friends for the holidays?

Claire:

Now that we’ve entered December and the holidays are right around the corner, it’s officially the season of giving! While some people find it easy to pick out considerate and thoughtful gifts for all their friends, some (like myself) struggle with the task.

Student becomes corporation

After hearing about how “corporations and people are basically the same,” and “corporations make a lot of money,” one entrepreneurship-minded business student saw an opportunity to get firsthand startup experience and has now become a corporation.