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Norah Rami
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Editor in Chief, 34th Street Magazine
Philadelphia
Beats
Biography
Norah Rami is a student at the University of Pennsylvania where she is the Digital Managing Editor at 34th Street Magazine. Her words can be found in The New York Times, Teen Vogue Magazine, and the Philadelphia Obituary Project.
Theatre , Music , Arts , Politics
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Content
By Jules Lingenfelter, Norah Rami| 34th Street Magazine Verified “I probably wouldn’t be married if I knew I was going to have health insurance. That’s not because I don’t love my partner and [don’t] want to spend the rest of my life with him. It’s because I didn’t want to actually take part in this institution,” says Miranda Sklaroff, a Ph.D. candidate in political theory at Penn. Sklaroff knew she and her partner wanted to have kids. But she had concerns about healthcare, which she wasn’t sure Penn would provide.
By Vivian Yao, Norah Rami| 34th Street Magazine Verified “Weeeeelcome to Philly, the best blue collar fighting city in the world,” the announcer’s voice echoes across Wells Fargo Center. We were just two of the 17,762 fans in attendance on Jan. 25 for Knucklemania V, Pennsylvania’s first ever state–sanctioned Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship. The crowd’s attention was fixed on the square circle at the end of a catwalk—where 24 fighters would soon emerge and take their turns performing dances of violence in front of spectators thirsty for blood.
By Jules Lingenfelter, Norah Rami| 34th Street Magazine Verified “I probably wouldn’t be married if I knew I was going to have health insurance. That’s not because I don’t love my partner and [don’t] want to spend the rest of my life with him. It’s because I didn’t want to actually take part in this institution,” says Miranda Sklaroff, a Ph.D. candidate in political theory at Penn. Sklaroff knew she and her partner wanted to have kids. But she had concerns about healthcare, which she wasn’t sure Penn would provide.
Company Info
34th Street Magazine
34th Street Magazine is the indispensable authority on Penn student life. We are a student magazine that empowers student voices, sheds light on student issues, and provides timely commentary on campus culture and arts.
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