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News: Wharton School Announces New Comprehensive Internship Program Connecting MBA Students with Summertime Opportunities Focused on Interactive Media, Social Impact and High Growth Firms
Original at Wharton
• Mon, Jun 29
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., June 25, 2009 -- The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania announced a new comprehensive program that subsidizes employer stipends for MBA summer internships this year. The program is managed by the Wharton MBA Career Management office and leverages empl...
More Gene Mutations Linked to Autism Risk
Original at Penn Medicine
• Fri, Jun 26
More pieces in the complex autism inheritance puzzle are emerging in the latest study from a research team including geneticists from the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), and several collaborating institutions. This st...
News: Wharton School Announces New Internship Program for Undergraduates Working with Socially-Focused Businesses and Ventures
Original at Wharton
• Thu, Jun 25
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., June 25, 2009 -- The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania announced the creation of a summer internship program for undergraduate students pursuing careers in socially-focused ventures and businesses. This program is made possible due to the generosit...
Penn Muscle Institute Researchers Awarded $6.7 Million from NIH to Study Molecular Motors
Original at Penn Medicine
• Wed, Jun 24
University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine scientists have been awarded $6.7 million from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences to investigate the role of molecular motors in cell biology. With this grant, the researchers will continue their studies of cytoskeletal m...
News: The Wharton School Announces Agreement with Abu Dhabi-based Centre of Excellence for Applied Research and Training
Original at Wharton
• Sat, Jun 20
Philadelphia, Pa., June 22, 2009 -- The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania announced an agreement with the Centre of Excellence for Applied Research and Training (CERT), a preeminent private education provider in the Middle East. Cornerstones of the agreement between Wh...
Sky-Trax names William Conley, Jr. CEO and chairman of the board - Environmental Expert
Original at environmental-expert.com
• Wed, Jun 17
A firm believer in continuous education, he has taken executive development courses at the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, PA and post-graduate courses at DePaul University, Chicago, IL,. He also has served and continues to serve on ...
Cherry Hill seeks a new vision for Route 70
Original at Philadelphia Inquirer
• Tue, Jun 16
PA Nando Micale, an urban planner and an adjunct professor at the University of Pennsylvania School of Design, used Cherry Hill's redevelopment study as a real-world classroom for his students. "Typically, the problems we work on in the workshop are ...
Prices have food carts spinning their wheels
Original at Philadelphia Daily News
• Tue, Jun 16
PA Tdin, dressed in a red plaid apron dotted with teddy bears, said that her customers are mostly students and staff of the University of Pennsylvania. She's seen chicken costs rise 40 percent, and avocados and tomatoes are up a third or more. ...
Indiana University of Pennsylvania establishes leadership center
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Sun, Jun 14
PA According to Finegan, the center will help students as well as faculty members to explore opportunities for civic engagement and community service within the classroom, around the IUP campus, in the community and in the global community.
Preserving Springsteen oldies, goodies.
Original at Philadelphia Inquirer
• Sun, Jun 14
PA There's a notebook from a University of Pennsylvania shop, another bearing a map of New Jersey, at least two with Snoopy on the cover. One orange composition book has lines on the cover for the user to fill in a name, address, and subject. ...
Cheyney University takes steps toward improvement
Original at Philadelphia Inquirer
• Sun, Jun 14
PA Mary Beth Gasman, an associate professor of education at the University of Pennsylvania, said she hoped the advisory panel focused on retention for students' sake, but also for the school's viability. "It helps with alumni giving and corporate giving ...
Jennifer Medina, Josh Pashman
Original at New York Times
• Fri, Jun 12
United States His father is a clinical associate in the department of orthopedic surgery at the University of Pennsylvania. He also sees patients privately in Philadelphia. The bridegroom's mother is the administrator of his father's office. More Articles in Fashion ...
News: Wharton School Launches Global Alumni Forum in Beijing
Original at Wharton
• Fri, Jun 12
Beijing, June 11, 2009 -- Today, the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, one of the world’s leading business schools, launched a Global Alumni Forum in Beijing, China, to be held on June 12 – 13, 2009 at the Ritz Carlton and JW Marriott. The forum is themed 'Global Crossro...
Henry McVey Returns to Morgan Stanley - Business Wire
Original at businesswire.com
• Thu, Jun 11
Business Wire (press release), CA Mr. McVey holds a BA from the University of Virginia and an MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. He joined Morgan Stanley in 1993 as a research associate, and in 1997, after completing his MBA, rejoined as a senior analyst, ...
3 Strategies for Superior Returns
Original at Motley Fool
• Wed, Jun 10
Dr. Jeremy Siegel of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania has demonstrated that the stock market is the best long-term grower of wealth -- better than cash, bonds, or even gold, no matter what kind of volatility, bubbles, and crashes we ...
One Staff, Many Sports Loyalties - Roll Call
Original at Roll Call
• Sun, Jun 7
subscription), DC Eisenberg is a 2006 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania where he received a degree in American politics. A native of Philadelphia, Eisenberg first joined the Majority Leader's staff two years ago. Rounding out recent staff changes is Jessica ...
Connellsville's Keno earns partial scholarship to Cal (Pa.)
Original at Connellsville Daily Courier
• Sun, Jun 7
PA Keno has received a partial scholarship to play volleyball for California University of Pennsylvania. "I've been looking at California since I was a sophomore," Keno said. "The campus is really nice, and the volleyball team is really good. ...
For the CDT/Robin Crawford
Original at Centre Daily Times
• Thu, Jun 4
PA Her voice opened up a whole new world of possibilities, and after high school she left for Indiana University of Pennsylvania, where she majored in vocal performance. She thought about becoming an opera singer, but that changed when she joined a vocal ...
Penn Researchers Discover Genetic Risk Factor for Testicular Cancer
Original at Penn Medicine
• Tue, Jun 2
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine have uncovered variation around two genes that are associated with an increased risk of testicular cancer. Testicular cancer is the most common cancer among young men, and its incidence among non-Hispanic Caucasian me...
Study with the A-Team
Original at The Sun Daily
• Mon, Jun 1
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Visit from a legend
Original at Standard Speaker
• Mon, Jun 1
PA Bednarik has some old scars from his playing days in Philadelphia, the only professional team he played for from 1949 to 1962 when he retired. He also had a four-year career at the University of Pennsylvania. “That's 18 years that I played in one town ...
New Era named Pa.'s best mid-sized newspaper
Original at Lancaster Newspapers
• Fri, May 29
PA A graduate of Millersville University and the University of Pennsylvania, Schreiber joined the New Era in 1974, becoming editor in 2000. He lives in Lancaster Township with his wife, Jo-Ann, and a son. Stauffer, a Penn State University graduate, ...
Penn Researchers Receive $7.5 Million Grant Renewal to Study Esophageal Cancer
Original at Penn Medicine
• Tue, May 26
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine will receive $7.5 million over the next five years from the National Cancer Institute to find new ways to treat esophageal cancer, in addition to traditional chemoradiation. This research is a continuation of the group's...
Growing Retail Clinic Trend Makes Few Inroads in Poor, Underserved Areas
Original at Penn Medicine
• Tue, May 26
Since 2000, nearly 1,000 "retail clinics" – offering routine care like sports physicals and immunizations and treatment for minor illnesses like strep throat – have opened their doors inside pharmacies and grocery stores across the United States. Retail chain operators proposed tha...
Letter From Washington Women Rise in Academia and Beyond
Original at New York Times
• Sun, May 24
United States These include four of the eight Ivy League schools — the University of Pennsylvania, and Princeton, Brown and Harvard universities — and other prominent institutions such as the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the University of Michigan and the ...
Aagenes Qualifies for ECAC Finals for Women's Track and Field
Original at Penn Athletics
• Sat, May 16
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UConn Huskies PA PHILADELPHIA – Junior Anna Aagenes ran to the best finish of her career and the third-best finish in the history of the University of Pennsylvania women's track and field team during the second day of the three-day ECAC Outdoor Championships in ...
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Penn Medicine Physician Jill M. Baren To Lead Society for Academic Emergency Medicine
Original at Penn Medicine
• Thu, May 14
Jill M. Baren, MD, MBE, an Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, will today become president of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine, the nation’s largest organization devoted to research and education...
Opinion: Masterworks presents Negri's 'Mass of Hope'
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Thu, Mar 19
PA Music students from Indiana University of Pennsylvania played for one concert, and last year an orchestra from Slippery Rock University played for their performance of Verdi's Requiem. Negri and his trio will play for the Mass of Hope, with Negri on ...
Opinion: Region weathers recession well
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Sat, Feb 21
PA Plus, the region has the state-sponsored University of Pittsburgh, Slippery Rock University and Indiana University of Pennsylvania. A wealth of health care institutions also helps render the Pittsburgh region "kind of recession-proof," said Pat ...
Opinion: Presidents of Colleges Give Back Some Pay
Original at New York Times
• Sat, Nov 22
United States - On Tuesday, Amy Gutmann, the president of the University of Pennsylvania, and her husband made a $100000 gift to the university to support undergraduate ... Washington State's 2 Well-Paid University Presidents Opt to Cut ... Chronicle of Higher Education (subscription)
Net Neutrality Advocates In Charge Of Obama Team Review of FCC
Original at Wired News
• Wed, Nov 19
By Sarah Lai Stirland This March at a telecom policy conference in Hollywood, for example, Crawford bluntly told Ambassador Richard Russell, the White House' associate director on science and technology policy, that he lived in a fantasyland when he asserted that the United States' roll-out of broadband...
Obama Science, Tech, Space, Arts Team leads
Original at p2pnet.net
• Mon, Nov 17
By Jon “Giving Barack Obama an official helping hand are Susan Crawford, well-known blogger, professor of law at the University of Michigan and and not-so-well-known viola aficionado, and Kevin Werbach, assistant professor of legal studies and business ethics at the University of Penns...
Podcast: Pt 5: Regional and National Financial Crises: Roots, Results and Responses
Original at uc.princeton.edu
• Wed, Nov 12
A PRIOR conference focuses on the mortgage crisis, the public finance arena, financial regulation and the responsibility of the U.S. Congress. With keynotes by former Congressman James Leach, Princeton economist Alan Blinder and Wharton School Professor Susan M. Wachter. Pt 5: PUTTING I...
Black Panthers vs Fox News Reporter At Polling Place In Philadelphia (VIDEO)
Original at Huffington Post
• Tue, Nov 4
By The Huffington Post News Editors A University of Pennsylvania student reported that a Black Panther wielding a "night stick" intimidated voters at a polling place in Philadelphia (video below). The Black Panther allegedly claimed he was "tired of white supremacy." An Obama volunteer on the scene disputed this account...
Podcast: Please Explain: Undecided Voters (The Leonard Lopate Show: Friday, 31 October 2008)
Original at WNYC
• Fri, Oct 31
Dr. Joshua Gold is Assistant Professor at the Department of Neuroscience at the University of Pennsylvania; Dr. Samuel Wang is Associate Professor of Molecular Biology and Neuroscience at Princeton University, and author of Welcome to Your Brain. We're also joined by Carroll Doherty fr...
Princeton Review Ranks Law Schools Too
Original at Above the Law
• Mon, Oct 6
University of Pennsylvania Law School. 10. Boston University School of Law. Notice that Yale Law School isn't on this "best career prospects" list. I dare somebody to get into Boston College and Yale and go to Boston College because ...
Opinion: Honors & Other Things
Original at UPENN Almanac
• Tue, Sep 30
Honors & Other Things PA - The University of Pennsylvania has been named a Top Wired College by The Princeton Review and PC Magazine’s “Most Connected Campuses” rankings. ...
Ivy League Scores Low in Forbes’ College Rankings
Original at IvyGate
• Fri, Aug 15
By James Yu Everyone is getting into the college rankings game these days, and everyone - it seems - has the same goal in mind: to dethrone the juggernaut that is the U.S. News & World Report. But while students and alums of certain liberal arts colleges and lesser-known universities are probably re...
Opinion: South Fayette teacher had 'dream job' for 35 years
Original at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
• Wed, Jun 4
PA - Andrew graduated from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and earned graduate credits from Washington & Jefferson College and Penn State University. ...
Patch: University says no to Vista SP1
Original at TECH.BLORGE.com
• Sun, Mar 23
By Erna Mahyuni After the drama that ensued about Microsoft putting out the Vista Service Pack 1 only to take it back, comes more bad news. The University of Pennsylvania’s tech support reportedly advised its faculty and students not to upgrade to Vista SP1. InformationWeek’s Paul McDougall had the lowd...
“Associational Preference” And The Rationale For “Diversity”
Original at Discriminations
• Mon, Oct 15
As I discussed several years ago, in a post that I invite you now to re-read (or read), Preferences, Principles, And Hypocrisy In Higher Education (Hey, I just had to re-read it; why shouldn’t you?), the University of Pennsylvania is a typical example. Its Policy of Equal Opportunity, Aff...
Local dredging companies question value of fish surveys - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Original at Monessen Valley Independent
• Sat, Sep 1
Local dredging companies question value of fish surveys Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, PA - The Fish and Boat Commission, via contracts with Penn State University and California University of Pennsylvania, is conducting surveys to determine which ...
Ivy League Latin Mottos
Original at Cornell
• Sat, Jul 28
By Elliott Back Harvard University University of Pennsylvania Upenn’s latin motto has had an interesting history. It was first “Sine Moribus Vanae” but a troublesome student translated it as “Loose women without morals,” so it was changed to its current “Leges sine moribus vanae” which means in Engli...
Opinion: Global Warming Bet
Original at Outside The Beltway | OTB
• Thu, Jun 28
By Steve Verdon A professor at the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of business has challenged Al Gore to a bet over global temperatures. The bet is for $10,000 and the professor, Scott Armstrong, is betting that global mean temperatures will be pretty much as they are now, while Al Gore will hav...
Is Kal Good Enough For Penn?
Original at Sepia Mutiny
• Thu, Apr 12
By naina As many of you already know, Kalpen Modi will be teaching two undergraduate courses at the University of Pennsylvania in spring of 2008, one on Asian Americans in the Media and the other on American Teen Films. But unlike Hetal and Kapila, it looks as though some Penn students aren't too cra...
Teaching the Many Instead of the Few
Original at History News Network
• Sun, Apr 1
A recent piece by Paul Farhi in the Washington Post notes that the test scores of American students on international tests are not nearly as poor as some critics would claim. According to two researchers at the University of Pennsylvania, cited by Farhi, Americans are above average when c...
Professor Kal Penn of U. Penn
Original at Entertainment Weekly
• Tue, Mar 27
By Joshua Rich Okay, my constant yearning to return to college got even yearnier today when I read the news that Kal Penn will be a visiting instructor at the University of Pennsylvania next year. Dude! Yep, our very own one-time stoner Kumar, who headed out to White Castle one day and returned one of the ho...
Pennsylvania Shari'a Watch
Original at Little Green Footballs
• Fri, Feb 23
Muslims in the Pennsylvania area are seething over plans to relocate a liquor store closer to the University of Pennsylvania—because there’s also a mosque nearby: Potential move brings potential conflict. (Hat tip: Mike.) The Masjid Al-Jamia Mosque is located at 4228 Walnut St., while t...
New Ideas on Developing Thought-Controlled Artificial Limbs
Original at Medgadget.com
• Fri, Jan 19
By Michael Scientists at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine have described a new type of nervous system interface that could be "linked to the patient's thoughts, providing two-way signaling for motor control and feedback from multiple external stimuli."
Penn Researchers Study the Use of Ultrasound for Treatment of ...
Original at Medical News Today
• Mon, Nov 7
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine completed a study in mice in which they used ultrasound both to see a tumor's blood perfusion ... Ultrasound Used in Mice Cancer Treatment All Headline News Ultrasound may help zap cancer Newindpress