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Happy Halloween to all you provocative animals, doctors, fruits, buildings, and the like! It's not even 3 p.m., but nevertheless we hope you're already drinking and getting ready, because this weekend is what we've waited all month for. Why not ponder over some flowery poetry while practicing your sexy meow? Nothing says hot and dangerous like haikus!
In Qdoba's words, "extras are no longer extra". FINALLY they did what they should have done years ago: make their guacamole, queso and fajita veggies free with any purchased entree.
We've all been there. Struggling to leave some sketchy off-campus house after a long night of partying, desperately trying to get home after that horrible date downtown, or maybe you just urgently need a cab to 30th Street so you don't miss your train.
Microsoft Office Is Now Free--Great news! Microsoft Office is now free for students who have a .edu email address (no, that doesn't include Tiger stay-at-home moms just dying to map out their kids' lives via Excel spreadsheet.) But now your tuition-paying parents will hate you just a little less for wanting to get an education, and you'll have an extra $100 extra dollars to bursar in the Penn Bookstore.
Great news! Microsoft Office is now free for students who have a .edu email address (no, that doesn't include Tiger stay-at-home moms just dying mapping out their kids' lives via Excel spreadsheet.) But thanks to this, your tuition-paying parents will hate you just a little less for wanting to get an education, and you'll have an extra $100 extra dollars to bursar in the Penn Bookstore.