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Tina Rodia

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    Anxiety in a post-COVID world
    Newton’s cradle where one end swinging ball is a covid virus cell and the other is a content happy face.

    Anxiety in a post-COVID world

    A return to the next normal post-pandemic may trigger anxiety for people anticipating a more public-facing life after a year of isolation.
    Offsetting carbon emissions, one ton at a time
    solar panels in a field

    Offsetting carbon emissions, one ton at a time

    Carbon offsets are a small but meaningful market in its mission to contribute to greenhouse gas reducing industries and practices in order to compensate for emissions made elsewhere.
    Evan and the chocolate factory
    A dish of bespoke 3D printed chocolates

    Evan and the chocolate factory

    Engineering student Evan Weinstein fixated on the idea of liberating bespoke chocolates from the confines of both the bar and the mold. Rather than cast a chocolate shape, why not build it? Cocoa Press is his solution. 
    After political debates, FactCheck.org tells the true story
    person in sparse room sits in chair facing a wall with a cartoon drawing of a televised political debate

    After political debates, FactCheck.org tells the true story

    During each presidential debate, the team at FactCheck.org watches and listens closely to verify statements made by candidates, and draws precise lines between fact, misleading information, and sometimes pure fiction, for voters to have access to the truth.
    Penn President celebrates new voting machines by exercising her civic duty
    Penn President Amy Gutmann exits the voting booth at Vance Hall

    Penn President Amy Gutmann exits the voting booth at Vance Hall on the evening of Nov. 5.

    Penn President celebrates new voting machines by exercising her civic duty

    Amy Gutmann cast her ballot at Vance Hall two hours shy of polls closing in this off-year election, with new voting machines on site and across the entire city.
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