Street Rocks! So do kids in Fishtown
(01/20/11 2:30pm)
After a long, depressing break, Street is finally back with a whole new staff and slew of arts and culture. Mhm girl, it's been a big week.
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STREET Presents the JOKE ISSUE: 1934 Brings us Hobos and Hoes
(12/09/10 3:10pm)
Times are tough these days. Breadlines are longer than ever and even though shantytowns are where all the rebels hang out, we're really missing four walls and a roof. Damn. Anywho, this week Street attempts to brighten your day and show you the joys of this depressing life! Deal or New Deal?
Street Presents The 10th Annual Cultural Elite, Among Other Things
(11/18/10 3:34pm)
As far as Street traditions go, we've got some good ones. Shoutouts (in two weeks!), Freshman Superlatives, Sweeper... but really it's Cultural Elite, our yearly index of the who's-who of the senior class, that is the most difficult to put together. But somehow, painstakingly, we've narrowed the 2,500–odd of us down to the most notable 79.
Street Is Wearing High-Waisted Trousers
(11/11/10 2:44pm)
Because they're hip? On your hip? Or we're hip. Oh, so hip.
Street Decided To Figure Out What This Whole 'Politics' Thing Is, Anyway
(11/04/10 2:29pm)
Well, we suppose Street got a little jealous of all that wonderfully extensive DP and UTB coverage of all things midterm elections, and decided to hop on the bandwagon. This week's centerspread is a look Penn electioneering -- political organizations on campus and their roles during election season. Penn power couple Matt Amalfitano and Ali Huberlie are Egos of the Week, Food and Drink takes a look at Philly's Italian Market, and Film takes a look at the history of NC-17 ratings in the cinema industry. Music digests Kanye's new 'music-movie' Runaway, Arts debates the Barnes Foundation's upcoming move intown, and Lowbrow fills you in on Philadelphia's failed city marketing campaigns.
Oh, Hey Street's Fall 2010 Dining Guide!
(11/03/10 8:09pm)
On stands, inside the DP right now!
Street Thinks Midterms Are Silly
(10/21/10 1:53pm)
Stop! Drop those books! (Drop that class?) Read some Street!
Street Wants You To Play Hopscotch
(10/14/10 2:14pm)
So draw up your chalk square maze (careful not to scrape your knuckles!), gather up some friends, sit down on number 4 and pull out this week's issue of Street. All together now -- we've gossip and tales of lonely Fall Breaks in Highbrow, Ego of the Week (plus dog) Jessie Spellman and a glimpse at Philly's new casino in Ego and a Food and Drink section that will make you want to drink drink drink.
We Promised Ourselves A Long Time Ago Not To Make "Ph" Alliterations
(09/30/10 2:10pm)
Here at Street, we happen to think that 'f' is a particularly noble letter. Just think, without 'f,' no for! Or food! Or fondle. And definitely no "Fuck You" by CeeLo. And poor Phillies General Counsel Richard Strouse, who we've profiled for this week's cover story -- phraud? phranchise? Phreedom? This is hardly legal terminology.
Street's Out Today, But Don't Become A Compulsive Hoarder
(09/23/10 2:06pm)
This week, our cover story is a look into Philadelphia AIDS Thrift, an eclectic second hand shop at 514 S. Bainbridge St. celebrating both its fifth birthday and $250,000 donated to support the AIDS struggle in Philly. Also inside, we have a review of the new salon on campus, a review of Mediterranean-style tapas restaurant Barbuzzo from the perspective of a blind date and interviews with Hedwig and Broken Social Scene. We have your egos, your gossip and even and a quiz to help you decide whether to do a last-minute reshuffle your course load.
Win Tix To Catfish
(09/20/10 10:29pm)
In conjunction with SPEC Film, Street Film is offering 5 pairs of reserved seats to the 7:30 Catfish screening tomorrow (Tues) at the Rave Theater (formerly The Bridge). The first people to comment with their name and requested number of seats (1 or 2) will win!
Edible Updates: Local Restaurants Embrace The All-You-Can-Eat Mentality
(09/17/10 6:52pm)
Campus area restaurants would really like to give you every excuse to eat out. 34th Street Food & Drink editors Jess Goodman and Josh Goldman bring you the low down on this fall's savory specials.
Adios, amigos!
(08/05/10 4:58pm)
Alas, all good things must come to an end, and Summer Street is no exception. We've had tons of fun bringing you the scoop on summer's releases, openings, and happening events, and we hope you've enjoyed reading the issues week after week. Pick up the last Summer Pennsylvanian of 2010, on news stands today, and savor the summer flavor.
Taking to the STREET(s)
(07/29/10 2:00pm)
Today, the second-to-last issue of the Summer Pennyslvanian takes to the streets. And there's nothing better than reading some Street as you walk down the street. Or maybe Locust Walk, where you're less likely to get hit by a car or a bicycle.
Beat the Heat, Read Street!
(07/22/10 2:00pm)
Damn, it's hot out there! Do yourself a favor and find a nice air-conditioned room, and ice-cold beverage, and lay back with this weeks issue of the Summer Pennsylvanian.
Taking Off Like Fireworks!
(07/09/10 1:48am)
You had a fun weekend, filled with fireworks, flags, and desserts with berries, but now you just want to kick back, relax, and dive into some Street. Lucky for you, the latest issue of the Summer Pennsylvanian is on newsstands today, after a brief hiatus, with a delectable dollop of Street on page 6.
Keeping You On The STREET
(06/17/10 2:00pm)
It's Thursday! Which means a new Summer Pennsylvanian is on newsstands once again. Flip over to page 6 for that Street goodness. This issue's stacked with reviews.
We're Back!
(06/03/10 2:00pm)
We know you've been anxiously awaiting the next installment of Summer Street. It's here at last, and chock-full of reviews. We'll give you the low down on the latest box-office arrivals, from heart-wrenching medical docu-dramas to the return of the cosmo-sipping foursome.
Street's Back For Summer
(05/27/10 3:08pm)
The school year is over, but never fear! Street is still here, if only as single page within the Summer Pennsylvanian. Pick up the first issue, which hits newsstands today. We've got music reviews--find out how one band avoided the sophomore slump and why synthesizers aren't always the answer. Read up on the latest in zombie-apocalypse flicks and figure out what you'll do with your Memorial Day weekend.
Shoutouts In Your Bumhole
(04/22/10 7:10pm)
Update: For you lazy, or out-of-town folk, SHOUTOUTS ARE ONLINE. You can download the real .pdf here. It's almost like the real thing.