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A summer week in the city


		A summer week in the city

Washington Square News, New York University, NY

2 days ago by Mary Jane Weedman

THIS WEEK | WSN's Mary Jane Weedman tells you how to spend your week in the city.

Grand Theft Auto IV: real life, real lessons


		Grand Theft Auto IV: real life, real lessons

Washington Square News, New York University, NY

2 days ago by Alvin Chang

When I hijacked a helicopter to make it on time for a date, I knew "Grand Theft Auto IV" was going to teach me a lot about myself. In these two months of gaming, I learned I am vengeful, yet forgiving. I do stupid things for cute girls. And I like driving fast

NYU scholar named as Obama's director of economic policy

Washington Square News, New York University, NY

2 days ago by Chris James

UNIVERSITY | Jason Furman, a visiting scholar at the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service, was appointed director of economic policy for Sen. Barack Obama's presidential campaign earlier this month. The NYU scholar and leading economist now has the important task of counseling the Democratic nominee on what has recently become a main focus in his campaign: the economy.

Student, lacrosse player dies from biking accident

The Triangle, Drexel University, PA

3 days ago by Nancy Lan

Max Brindle, a freshman in the LeBow College of business and a member of Drexel's lacrosse team, died the morning of June 18 after a bicycling accident in his hometown, Wayne, Pa.

Brindle, 20, was riding his bicycle when it crashed into the back of a car, according to the Daily News.

Drexel Crime Report

The Triangle, Drexel University, PA

5 days ago by Jordan Osecki

June 1, 2008

VANDALISM

3:31 a.m. 3100 Chestnut St.

A DPS officer noticed and reported some graffiti he found on one of the doors of the Main Building Complex.

THEFT FROM BUILDING

8:02 p.m. 3300 Powelton Ave.

A student reported that about 40 DVDs and cards from his wallet were missing from his room in his apartment.

McCain, Obama: Making college more affordable

The Triangle, Drexel University, PA

5 days ago by Hess, Mike

Sens. John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Barack Obama (D-Ill.) have recently presented their plans for improving the higher education system, covering issues like the price of college tuition and tax credits.

Obama, the presumptive democratic presidential candidate, discussed part of his plan when he addressed the Wayne County Community College in Detroit, Mich.

Students to select SAT scores

The Daily Pennsylvanian, University of Pennsylvania, PA

6 days ago by Lara Seligman

While to the average college student taking the SATs may just be a painful memory, for current high school juniors the experience may become considerably less stressful.

Beginning in March 2009, students will be allowed to choose which of their SAT scores colleges see, the College Board announced last week.

Man killed in Market Street shooting

The Daily Pennsylvanian, University of Pennsylvania, PA

6 days ago by Emily Schultheis

Philadelphia Police have arrested two suspects in relation to a fatal shooting that took place early Sunday morning on the 3900 block of Market St.

Tyree Musier and Jonte Slater, both 22, were arrested Sunday afternoon and charged with murder and related charges, Philadelphia Police Sgt.

Glee Club 'stunned' by loss

The Daily Pennsylvanian, University of Pennsylvania, PA

6 days ago by Lara Seligman

Last Saturday, Penn mourned the death of Bruce Montgomery, 44-year Penn Glee Club director and long-time member of the Penn community.

Montgomery - or "Monty", as many called him - retired in 2000 after 50 years of service to the University.

He was an active participant in the Glee Club, Penn Singers, Mask and Wig, Penn Band and other Penn performing arts groups, even after his retirement, right up until his death at the age of 81.

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