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When Al Gore invented the internet, there's no question he intended for us to tap into its vast resources for the good of society. While we've answered this call by watching videos of cats on treadmills during lecture and citing Wikipedia in scientific papers, we're also into more productive pursuits, like using OpenBook to make fun of people we don't know. So, without further ado, let's have at it!
Have you ever been in a relationship? Have you and your significant other had disagreements, but worked through these situations with a healthy dose of comedy? Is your last name sexually suggestive?
Prefrosh, don’t be alarmed. Penn ‘15’s NSO will not witness any drastic changes (that we know of). We’re talking about “Orientation,” the product of Paul Messaris’ COMM362: Visual Communication Lab. Over the course of this semester, students in the class wrote, acted in, filmed, and edited this short project about an ancient rock that changes people’s sexual orientations. Intrigued (or confused) yet?
In honor of National Public Health week, the Student Health Advisory Board (of "Quickie" fame) is hosting a shindig in Houston Hall this Friday from 12-3 p.m. where you can “have fun and learn about staying healthy.” Sound lame? Maybe, but maybe not.
So you don’t have the pleasure of spending the majority of your waking hours in Huntsman? Thanks to Heard in Huntsman, now you can safely immerse yourself in the world of the Whartonite from the comfort of your very own home.