LIVE BLOG: Penn football @ Bucknell
Hey everyone, this is Megan Soisson at Christy Mathewson Memorial Stadium in Lewisburg, Pa., where the Quakers are getting ready to take on Bucknell. Follow along with me below.
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Hey everyone, this is Megan Soisson at Christy Mathewson Memorial Stadium in Lewisburg, Pa., where the Quakers are getting ready to take on Bucknell. Follow along with me below.
College Hoops Net spoke with three of the incoming freshman hoops players on a variety of topics. Some of the interview is a bit mundane but you should check it out. Some highlights:
Guess who pitched for the Quakers in Baseball's 18-8 loss to Maine yesterday?
Looking at One Liberty Place from the Pyramid Club on 17th and Market.
In a bro-tastic move that would make John Blutarsky proud, members of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity took advantage of the gorgeous weather this week by creating a giant pool in their front yard.
Check out this magnificent lack of foresight by whoever makes the advertisements for Vitamin Water, currently on display in Williams Cafe:
On Friday April 24 – as part of Hey Day 2009 - the Class of 2009 gathered on College Green to toast the Juniors in a new (although this one could join its ranks next year) tradition.
In case you missed it, Penn alum David Fraga (C '07) was recently on Fox Business News promoting his not-for-profit microfinance internet platform, Lend For Peace, designed to provide economic opportunities for specific micro-entrepreneurs in the Palestinian Territories. According to their website, Lend For Peace was "founded by two Jews and two Palestinians (all current or former Penn students) ... to enable people of all faiths and backgrounds to make a tangible difference in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict."
Continuing the theme of this semester's "crazy antics" is the Philomathean Society, who donned Roman garb and invaded Locust Walk today to promote their upcoming event, Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. The free event is Thursday 8pm, Friday 9pm, and Saturday 8pm at the Arch Auditorium.
*Sigh* Daytona Beach, Florida.
According to the Universal Record Database, 2006 Penn alum Nicholas Fritzhand (middle), along with Ronnie Gensler and Jon Heilman, recently broke the world record for "Most Triple Time Steps By a Trio in One Minute":
Temple couldn't mount a big enough comeback to erase a 16-point deficit at Dayton today, losing 70-65. The box score can be found here and recaps are here and here.
We're not the only ones who play as hard as we work. Proof is in this video by Ely Kim, a graphic design graduate student at Yale University, in which he dances to 100 songs in 100 locations in 100 days.
Yesterday around 1pm, my class on the third floor of Williams Hall was interrupted by sounds of yelling, screaming, and fighting in the hallway. I emerged from the classroom to find this scene: