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For the last six weeks, Penn grad students Ben Studebaker and Shasta Jones have done nothing but sleep, eat and drink body building.
When your cabbie, his dispatcher and his map haven't heard of the street you're heading to, it's time to get nervous.
The Dental School's recently completed Robert Schattner Center was officially dedicated on Friday, following a long series of construction problems and legal battles that have delayed its opening for the last two years.
Upon arriving at Audrey Claire, the hostess greeted us with a friendly smile and seated us at a small table, which was surrounded by blank walls and candle light.
Giving birth to a sandpaper baby through his urethra, a perverted neighbor who watched his sister, a psychotic mother and adventures with strangers and gigantic bottles of Vicatin are all part of the life of novelist Chuck Palahniuk.
Numerous campus restaurants and bars closed -- either temporarily or permanently -- over the summer, leaving the Penn community socially challenged for the summer months.
Ethnic tension in Russia hit close to home on June 9th when University Professor Rudra Sil was allegedly attacked due to racial violence.
When I was six years old, there were only two kinds of people in the world: those who knew how to ride a bicycle and those who did not.
Students, for the most part, followed the rules at Spring Fling this year, as Penn Police have reported few serious incidents over the weekend.
Several people, whom police believed last night to be Penn students, were arrested yesterday afternoon just as Spring Fling festivities were unofficially getting underway.
*This article appeared in the 4/1/02 Joke Issue* History Professor Thomas Childers' silence over the recent plagiarism controversy involving him and historian Stephen Ambrose has deeper roots than many first thought.
When Elliot dropped a trail of Reese's Pieces behind for E.T. 20 years ago, he left a dangerous trail for alcohol advertisers to follow. Product placement has soared to extraterrestrial levels. And Mothers Against Drunk Driving is not too pleased.
This fall, students looking for their fill of pasta will not need to head to the eastern side of the Schuylkill.
Some nights, Don Mueller comes home from his day job as a research associate at Penn, changes into a costume and becomes "Doctor Bones."
Theft
Two open bottles were leaning against my door Friday morning. When I opened the door, they spilled inside. So I picked them up and placed them on the ground -- a WaWa apple juice bottle and a Nestea bottle. It was too early to really think about why someone had done this, until I started cleaning it up and realized that it wasn't juice or tea. It was piss.
In tonight's matchup with neighboring Drexel at the John A. Daskalakis Center, the Penn women's basketball team will try to smother the fiery offensive attack of the Dragons to capture its fifth win.
I guess we're just gonna start out with a little history of the band and history of the group as it is now...
700 Club
Just looking at Wes Anderson, with his clear-rimmed glasses, mussed hair, a velvet suit and New Balance sneakers, it's easy to figure out where he got the inspiration for Rushmore's Max Fisher. Like Max, Anderson was that guy who, in school, would write plays and have his buddies star in them. In The Royal Tenenbaums, the dry, hilarious, subtle humor that he and actor Owen Wilson have created (Wilson also co-wrote Bottle Rocket and Rushmore and stars in this film) comes onto the screen with precision, thanks to Anderson's meticulous direction. If he's deliberate and somewhat of a perfectionist, it's only because he wants to get his vision for each scene and the movie as a whole onto the screen.
Solutions by The State News
