Penn Daily News Service | May 09, 2008
Penn in the News
Top Colleges Dig Deeper in Wait Lists for Students
New York Times | May 09, 2008
Interim Dean Eric Kaplan of Admissions discusses wait listing.
Group Marks Years of 'Understanding'
Jewish Exponent | May 08, 2008
President Amy Gutmann is featured as she is awarded the Distinguished Community Leadership Award by Operation Understanding.
Enthusiasts Find Rewards in Their Backyard Orchards
Philadelphia Inquirer | May 09, 2008
Bill Dailey of the School of Arts and Sciences is featured discussing horticulture.
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Noteworthy News in Higher Education
Bowling Green President Named to Top Position
Washington Post | May 08, 2008
Bowling Green State University President Sidney A. Ribeau, who during a 13-year tenure at the Ohio campus raised low morale, exceeded fundraising goals and created model learning opportunities for students, was named president of Howard University yesterday with the hope that he would do the same for one of the nation's premier historically black universities, officials said.
U. of North Carolina Hires One of Its Own as Chancellor of Its Flagship Campus
Chronicle of Higher Education | May 09, 2008
An award-winning chemistry professor with a strong background in fund raising and long ties to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has been named that flagship institution's next chancellor.
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