EPISODE · Feb 24, 2017
3: You're Going to Hell, Lickety-Split
from 1600 Penn · host The Daily Pennsylvanian
In this episode we look at free speech on Penn's campus, its consequences and why it's gotten so political. Hosted by Caroline Simon and Ari Goldfine, and produced by Joyce Varma. Special thanks to our intern Stephen Damianos. Theme music by Andrew Ellis: @andrew-dummyfresh-ellis. Drop us a line at [email protected].
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