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DAMN, we know someone done you wrong at Fling, and due to that, Street has extended the deadline to MIDNIGHT TONIGHT, APRIL 18TH. We are getting so many last minute Fling-related shoutouts and we would hate to prevent you from shouting out Snoop Dogg for not autographing your face or whatever.
And campus was still ... Well, at least we here at the Street office were.
Street's on stands today, and boy, do we have some goodies for you.
It’s Street Shoutout time again! E-mail them to shoutouts@34st.com by April 18th at noon.
Not really. But we'd like them! Feed us.
Welcome back, dear readers, from your far off beaches and emerald-clad day drinking. Welcome back from your villas, your cruise ships, your volunteer high-horses and your parent's couches. Welcome back to the grim (but Spring-ish!) clutches of reality.
Every year, Street does a little thing called the Best of Penn. It's simple, really: There's a survey. You have opinions. You vote. We count your votes. And then we print your votes, along with words and pretty things in the April 1st issue of the magazine.
Oh, except the feature this week: a fiction piece by Sean Whiteman, the winner of Street's 2010 Fiction Contest, illustrated by Daniel Schwartz. Congratulations, also, to the contest's two runners up: Will Steinberger and Zachary Sergi.
No, it's not deja vu: this morning Street hit stands for the second time this week, just as delicious looking with an expose on those mysterious Penn students who take the College's liberal arts objective literally: Fine Arts majors.
Yes, that's right folks. The Spring 2010 Street Dining Guide is on stands today, inside the DP.
If there was ever anything that we would admit to being better than 34th Street, it would be snow days. Especially two in a row. And especially two in a row in which we, despite what the DP says, do anything but study.
DON'T PANIC.
Happy Thursday from 34th Street!
We really can't think of a better way to celebrate the new decade than a) the return of Street to inside the DP on Thursdays, b) the return of Street, of which the first issue is devoted to a recap of the last decade, to inside the DP on Thursdays and c) writers meetings.
Do you hear that sound? Why it's the faint bi-annual rumble, here to announce the end of yet another semester. As you trudge through finals, boy do we have exciting news!
Don’t you sometimes wish you could find a life-size poster of Kirk Cameron, smack in the middle of your weekly issue of Street? Perhaps your quest for the perfect butterfly clip to pin back those nasty flyaway hairs, has left you feeling frustrated and alone. Or maybe you just want to learn how to make edible jewelry to wear to your BFFAEAE’s totally bomb pool party. Well this week, Street can show you how because it’s the Joke Issue, where prepubescent dreams come true!