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By Matthew Chase | March 27, 2013Is it ‘knowledge in service to society,’ a branding initiative, a way to hedge the competition—or all of the above?
Is it ‘knowledge in service to society,’ a branding initiative, a way to hedge the competition—or all of the above?
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Born into a prominent family in Philadelphia and a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, it appears as though Julian Abele lived an ordinary life.
With the popularity of tablets and e-readers rising, local independent bookstores are being forced to turn the page
A hidden music park off East Campus – best combined with tofu burritos
Investigating NPHC organizations and their historical roots
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