Christmas Desserts from Around the World

Christmas is coming and candy canes, figgy pudding, cheesecake and sugar plums are just a taste of what is awaiting us. Sweets are central to all Christmas celebrations, in all countries. Discover some of the most irresistible traditional Christmas sweets and desserts from around the world!

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"Who is Your Role Model?"

Role models act as a constant source of inspiration and motivate us to become better people. Finding one isn’t easy though, especially for aspiring business women as oftentimes, successful business women are not portrayed as frequently and strongly in the media as men. New shows are finally depicting business-savvy women—but they’re getting it all wrong.

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Entrepreneurship Series #2: Opportunities at Penn

There are many opportunities to get involved in learning about entrepreneurship or to become a student-entrepreneur right here on Penn’s campus! From clubs to guest speakers, there is a wide range of learning options to pick from. In my second in-series article, we will explore what these opportunities are and how you can get involved.

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Whittling down Penn Face

Welcome to Penn, where everyone is doing great—great grades, great social life, great summer internship… In general, this refers to Imposter Syndrome but here at Penn, we call it Penn Face. However, as much as we try to embed this in our mind, it is still an irrational, overpowering feeling that stays with us. So, to erode some of the Penn Face mask and the anxiety around it, we want to share students' experiences struggling to juggle all the facets of life at Penn.

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Bias as a Barrier

Globally, women are under-represented in all aspects of the workplace despite the recognised benefits they bring to organizations and the economy at large. In this article, I address how lifetime experiences contribute to unconscious biases that we possess, maintaining the status quo in male-dominated industries, and how you can begin to overcome these biases.

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