Penn Previews get ‘sweeter’ during Fling
Penn undergraduates will not be the only ones getting a flavor of the Fling that “Never Tasted So Sweet.”
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Penn undergraduates will not be the only ones getting a flavor of the Fling that “Never Tasted So Sweet.”
Two thousand Vitamin Water bottles, 25 camping tents and a loud speaker blasting “We Are Young” — and it was only 7 p.m.
In college, we’re trained to deal with big ideas and tough questions. But sometimes, the simplest lessons are key.
Thank you for everything. Your energy, attendance, and enthusiasm towards past class events are why we have so much momentum going into our final year together. In the past 3 years, we’ve done some amazing things. We’ve brought traditions to a new level with Skimmer, NSOver Again, and Econ Scream. We’ve brought exciting new ideas to life with Stephen Starr Restaurant Week, Welcome Back at Smoke’s, OCR (On Campus Relaxation), Campusfood Free 4 All, and a private screening of a new sitcom with stars from CBS television. We’ve given back to the community with 3 book drives, fundraising over $4,000 for non-profits. We’ve made popular apparel and giveaways – Harry Potter shirts, Classic Ivy Sweatshirts, Homecoming scarves, Fling sunglasses, and water bottles. Moving forward, I would love your support in re-election as we bring you Hey Day, Feb Club, and do everything possible to make these four years truly unforgettable.
It’s all for the Class of 2013. As Wharton Chair, I’ve brought you the following: Spring Fling Sunglasses Giveaway, Wharton Sophomore Celebration, Welcome Back Picnic at President Gutmann’s, Tom DeLuca’s Hypnotist Show, QuakerFest Scarf Giveaway, Harry Potter T-Shirts, The Late Night, Stephen Starr Restaurant Week, Spring Fling Water Bottle Giveaway, Burger Fling, Skimmer, Wharton CBS “2 Broke Girls” Pilot Screening & Celebrity Q&A More to come. Matt Jayson – Wharton Chair 2013
College junior Kyle deSandes-Moyer built her spring break memories hanging off and tarring the roof of a half-built house in Punta Gorda, Fla., last year.
The clock hits 10 to. Class ends. Books shut. Let’s talk about something else.
If Power Down Challenge (or OCR) didn't quite spark your competitive spirit, here's your shot– and you might do some good in the process. The Year of Games presents RecycleMania, an eight-week contest that pits Penn against 600 other universities nationwide. Today, our campus begins a mass effort to reduce, reuse, and recycle 32% of all waste. So bring in your books, batteries and beer bottles and let the games begin!
Here they were again, back at the Palestra’s press room table sitting on a 3-0 Ivy League start.
After the closing of the liquor store near campus, students are seeking alternatives for procuring alcohol.
Everyone’s buzzing about her. Her album, Born to Die, which was leaked online last week, officially drops today. She was the musical guest on “Saturday Night Live” on the basis of two YouTube videos. She’s landed a modeling contract. She’s 25 years old. She’s Lana del Rey.
Check out this gem from the 1960s, courtesy of the Digital Archives. We're using the word "gem" as loosely as possible here, because just look at this room. Just look at it! The red vinyl curtains. Those wine bottles. The Confederate flags. The PANDA? (Okay, we like the panda.) This dorm room was part of Sergeant Hall, which was built in 1900 and demolished 75 years later. Sergeant Hall who? #TeamHillHouse
I am a music snob and a proud one.
On Saturday night, my roommate and I took a drive around campus, looking to purchase some supplies for the night ahead. But besides the staples (cheap beer, cups and ice), we decided to step outside our comfort zone and add one more to the list: a bottle of wine.
With 16 games down and 15 to go (and hopefully more), the DP Sports staff has compiled a collective Good, Bad & Ugly for the season thus far. Penn (7-9, 0-3 Big 5) got off to a quick 3-1 start, but since then the Quakers have dropped eight of 12. The Red and Blue are 4-5 at the Palestra and 3-4 on the road. They begin their quest for their first Ivy Title since 2007 tonight against Columbia.
My friend Mary’s* “Say No to Drugs” attitude would make any mother proud.
Let's get down to business: everyone poops. Most poops are average. Unremarkable. Sometimes you take amazing poops that overwhelm you with such relief you enter a momentary state of bliss. And then...there's awful poops. Ones that make you curse yourself for eating at Chipotle. For the third time this week. Or maybe it was those two venti coffees you had this morning. Sometimes it's hard to figure out what foods actually caused those toilet travesties, so we've developed Out Of The Button: The Definitive Guide To Sourcing Your Poops to Penn Campus Eateries. Just match your poop to the pictures below and develop a roadmap of places never to frequent without a bottle of Pepto Bismol. Let's get crackin'.
When I returned to my room in the Quad after last year’s winter break, I was greeted by a not-so-pleasant holiday gift.
Walking into the large, white Chabad house on 40th and Pine streets on Friday, one was greeted by the sight of hundreds of bottles of wine and grape juice, packages of kugel and a bustling group of students.
Going to the bathroom at a fraternity party may be a cleaner experience than many students expect.