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Warner’s lawyer, Richard Harris, could not be reached for comment, but told The Daily Pennsylvanian and The Philadelphia Inquirer that Warner is completely innocent...
Harris said to The Daily Pennsylvanian that the victim purposely identified the wrong man because he knew the real assailant well and was afraid of retaliation. Warner’s picture was in the system because of charges of assault made—and subsequently dropped—against him in January after he was involved in a fight...
...colleges’ application pools, it can drive them into Early Decision pools” at schools like Princeton and the University of Pennsylvania, Fitzsimmons said. Early applications for both schools were up nine and 21 percent respectively from last year, according to The Daily Princetonian and The Daily Pennsylvanian. Bruce J. Breimer, director of college guidance at Collegiate High School in New York City, said he disagreed with Fitzsimmons’ reasoning.An increase in rejections the previous year is “not going to scare away someone for whom an application is appropriate,” Breimer said...
Harvard is not alone in its human holdings. Brown University’s John Hay Library contains three books bound in human skin, and the Daily Pennsylvanian, the student newspaper at the University of Pennsylvania, reports that Penn’s medical school turned out a handful of human-skin tanners and binders in the late 19th century...
...failed armed robbery. A stray bullet hit Oishi in her left thigh as an unknown gunman struggled with two men over the keys to a Mercedes-Benz SL-Class Roadster. She was immediately transported to the Penn hospital and was released later that day, according to The Daily Pennsylvanian, the university’s student paper. Michael Barrett, 31, and Robert Keith, 24, were also shot in the incident. Both men were treated for gunshot wounds and were released. Neither is affiliated with the university. The attempted robbery occurred between 2 a.m. and 3 a.m. last Sunday morning near...