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Is anyone else watching the CNN election coverage right now? If not, turn to the channel tonight to watch a scene reminiscent of Star Wars: A New Hope, where Princess Leia, via R2-D2's hologram capabilities, seeks aid from Obi-Won Kenobi (wow, I really nerded myself out for this post).
With the state of the economy these days, it seems even celebrities are contemplating major career changes.
I swear this is my last post about the Phillies winning the World Series (I don't even like baseball, what am I doing?). In case you missed it, Chase Utley proudly proclaimed the following on live television after the Phillies Parade this past Friday:
It is a great week to be a Penn student. It's only Saturday afternoon, and my week so far (which has been very similar to many others) has already seen two back-to-back all-nighters for two back-to-back midterms, the Phillies championship, a riot, a Bloomers show, Halloween, and Homecoming. I haven't had a full night's sleep since Monday night and my body (liver) hates me, yet there is nowhere else I would rather be right now.
If you're a human being possessing minimal cognitive abilities and live in Philadelphia, you, of course, are aware that the Phillies won the World Series, bringing home the city's first major sports title since 1983. I decided to hit up Center City to catch all the post-game action. For a minute-by-minute rundown of the chaos that happened last night, check this out.
Have you ever browsed through the Earth section of the British newspaper, The Daily Telegraph?
Previously, our lovely television entertainment expert shared with us pictures of her umbrellas that had become unfortunate victims of the brutal weather on Tuesday.
Captured outside Reading Terminal.
Spotted at The Last Word Bookshop on 40th Street.
Spotted at the eastbound track of the 34th Street SEPTA station.
... don't steal 'em. Spotted at the fine retail establishment that is the RadioShack on 40th Street.
Have you met our newest blogger, Taehoon Kim? Tae moonlights for The Spin (and Mask & Wig) but here on UTB, he'll be posting photos on a semi-regular basis. This being UnderTheButton and Tae being a shutterbug, we'll call it ShutterButton, and each installment will entail a photo and, god willing, an amusing caption and/or title. Bonus points to commenters who suggest their own captions! Here's today's photo:
... even the iconic Lee's Hoagie House delivery guy does it.
In the past few weeks, I've had a lot of seemingly random posts, ranging from connections of the Ivy League to the NFL, to Cornell's basketball team as the best ever to Ivy League hoops previews that are two months early.
Welcome to Franklin Field where the No. 5 Quakers (12-1, 7-0 Ivy) will take on undefeated No. 1 Northwestern (15-0).
At 4:30 this morning, six hours into the train ride home and 10 minutes outside of Philadelphia, an Amtrak conductor asked our cabin for electrical tape so he could fix whatever was wrong with our suddenly-immobile vehicle. The look on the face of Andrew Townley, our photographer for this weekend's road trip, was priceless. Almost as good as the night before, when he nearly got thrown out of the fraternity house I had us shacked up in. Sigh. Not all of the Quakers' media entourage -- *cough*brianseltzer*cough* -- get to tag along with the team.