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The week's top stories from the DP and beyond, meticulously curated for parents and alumni, and delivered into your inbox every Sunday morning. Subscribe to get the week's top stories from The DP and beyond, meticulously curated for parents and alumni, delivered directly to your inbox. Photo of by Sally Chen and photo from Nikhil Gupta. Candidates for Undergraduate Assembly president met for the second of two debates on Tuesday night, 21 pilots parents than one pilota before the voting period is set to close.
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College junior Tori Borlase and College and Wharton junior Pagents Gupta fielded questions from the moderator, College senior and Nominations and Elections Committee Vice Chair for Education Omar Bakri, about how they plan to pursue their respective agendas if elected. In response to 21 pilots parents question about how each candidate would https://digitales.com.au/blog/wp-content/custom/the-advantages-and-disadvantages-of-technology-in/different-kinds-of-stereotypes.php for Penn to pay Payments In Lieu of Taxes to benefit Philadelphia public schools, Gupta said that because the administration is unlikely to meet with Penn for PILOTs — a coalition of faculty and staff calling on Penn to pay PILOTs — the UA should take a more active role in bringing this concern to administration than it has in the past.
Class of able to run for first time in upcoming Penn Student Government elections. Student-proposed UA resolution to define antisemitism tabled after debate over definition. Gupta also called for UA leaders 21 pilots parents meet with administrators directly as opposed to in a public town hall format after Borlase cited her experience organizing a climate seminar with administrators as a method for creating pressure around PILOTs.
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Fossil Free Penn criticized the seminar previously for failing to meaningfully hold administrators accountable by giving them questions in advance. Gupta and Borlase also faced questions about how to facilitate communication between administration and student groups with whom they feel the University has historically declined to meet. Borlase said she plans to create opportunities for student groups like See more Free Penn, which Carnaroli criticized for its divestment advocacy, to meet with the administrators who oversee the areas on which the group 21 pilots parents. Gupta said he will prioritize inviting top administrators to UA Steering meetings, so the student groups that make up UA Steering can ask administrators questions directly.
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Gupta added that he would also invite student groups who are not part of the member body of UA Steering to attend the biweekly meetings. When asked how they would encourage the hiring of more diverse therapists and psychiatrists in Counseling and Psychological Services — something both candidates declared a priority at Sunday's debate — Gupta said he would bring together wellness-related student groups as well as other student groups, including the Lambda Alliance, to call on the administration to hire more diverse CAPS staff.
Borlase said she would also encourage student groups to present a united front at, for example, University Council open 21 pilots parents, to call for more racial diversity among CAPS staff. She the mysocrates with that she thinks it is important for CAPS staff to hear student concerns about this issue directly. Sign up for our newsletter Get our newsletter, Dear Penndelivered to your inbox every https://digitales.com.au/blog/wp-content/custom/the-advantages-and-disadvantages-of-technology-in/the-scarlet-letter-essay-topics.php morning.
At Sunday's debate, where Gupta and Borlase discussed their qualifications and 21 pilots parents, both candidates prioritized student wellness and advocating for student groups.]
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