ZBT, SDT host fourth semesterly blood drive
This Valentine’s Day, Penn students helped spread the love.
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This Valentine’s Day, Penn students helped spread the love.
Things are starting to heat up now that Love Week is here. Okay, so now you know where not to bring your date; but what did present did you get? Wait, you mean you forgot to buy a gift for your beloved for the most important holiday of the year? What would you do without us, constantly reminding you about what you have to do!?
While incoming freshmen learn about Penn’s annual theme each September, most don’t hear about it once New Student Orientation is over.
You won’t find men’s squash junior Thomas Mattsson without a bottle of Gatorade anymore.
Digging a ditch in Honduras to install a water filter is hardly any means to solve third-world problems — but for Alexander Mittal, it led to a socially conscious career.
Three years ago, Penn was using 24 tractor-trailer loads of copy paper each year. In 2010, that amount was reduced by three tractor loads.
Do you have chronic fatigue during the night hours? Do you get short of breath during strenuous exercise? Do summers make you sweat profusely? Ever feel yourself aging uncontrollably? If you said yes to any of these, or something loosely related, you may benefit from the newest miracle drug that has been with us for centuries!
Do you have chronic fatigue during the night hours? Do you get short of breath during strenuous exercise? Do summers make you sweat profusely? Ever feel yourself aging uncontrollably? If you said yes to any of these, or something loosely related, you may benefit from the newest miracle drug that has been with us for centuries!
It is with great pleasure that we re-introduce a long-lost feature of DP Sports, the Ivy Roundup. In principle, it’s the same as the recent Ivy Notebook feature, with one small difference: Less Plotnick! There’s something in the water. Our journey through the Ancient Eight begins in Princeton, N.J., where the Tigers (11-4) extended a home winning-streak to eight games with a 68-57 victory over Marist. (That’s right, the same Marist that gave Penn a big “womp womp” back in December).
When I got to my friend’s New Year’s party around 11 o’clock, I sighed heavily at the disappointing scene. Lame music. Trashy girls. Ugly dudes. But I opened my bottle of wine and, in the New Year’s spirit, started taking healthy swigs. Before I knew it, I was doing tequila shots with my new best friends, and, by the time we were doing the countdown, I found myself looking around and thinking, “Damn! When did all the hot people get here?”
As the pregame clock winds down in Lexington, Ky., the lights go dark and the booming P.A. announcer takes over from the hip hop blasting earlier. Welcome to Rupp Arena, “home of the greatest tradition in college basketball,” he says.
The Pronto, otherwise known as the weird, incongruous wine vending machine in Fresh Grocer, is no more - for now, at least. According to Grub Street, all wine kiosks across the state have been shut down because of bugs in the system that "cause them to dispense the wrong bottles of wine, or in some cases, no wine at all." Drat.
Getting your grades back and wondering what went wrong? Poppin' bottles of addy and still not getting that coveted A? Maybe it's because the pillz don't work as well as we all think they do.
As I count down the days until winter break, only one thing stands in my way: finals. But this year, in lieu of those nerve-racking blue book exams, I will have papers and take-home exams. All the reading and writing I will have to do confirms that I will have to spend long hours holed up in some study haven, surrounded by wrappers, used coffee cups and empty water bottles … if I can even find that late-night haven.
Ever taken the elevator from the first floor of Van Pelt down to Mark’s Café? Thrown your bottle of Coke into a trash can just because you did not know what bin the recycling goes in? Left the lights in your bedroom on, then attended a 90-minute lecture? Yes, we are talking to you, the work-hard, play-hard, no-time-to-sleep Penn student. You may think you do not have the time or energy to care about the environment, and that there are so many Penn environmentalists that your responsibility is absolved.
Sustainability projects do not come cheap.
Sustainability projects do not come cheap.
Sustainability projects do not come cheap.
Move over, jungle juice — there’s a new drink of choice in town: Four Loko. It’s in a soda-like can, covered in bright flashy colors and it’s cheap like other soft drinks. It even turns your mouth red.
Gather your tight skirts and fake ID's, denizens of the downtown scene...Denim Thursdays are back?!