I commenced my senior year at Penn in a fit of political rage.  

The Greater Philadelphia Student Film Festival “is going to be amazing,” asserts Brian Walsh, a Cinema Studies Major and festival co-organizer with Sara Axelrod.  

Due to an overwhelming level of recent interest in Penn’s squirrel community, this week, Street has decided to feature an exclusive interview with a campus squirrel.  

Lucky Number Slevin is a veritable melting pot of film styles, buzz-inducing high concepts and A-list actors.  

Street: How did you get into the record store industry?  

There is absolutely no room in 2006 for Sharon Stone’s 48-year-old breasts.  

Awesome; I Fuckin’ Shot That!  

Jason Reitman’s Thank You for Smoking depicts the plight of Nick Naylor (Aaron Eckhart), a propaganda-spouting cigarette industry mogul whose dubious business ethics haunt his tender relationship with his 12-year-old son.  

Street: How long have you been working here?  

Earlier this semester, my friend Thessaly La Force and I made a nine-minute documentary about student activism in New York City.  

Street: How would you describe your bookstore’s role in the community?  

Street: How long have you been working at the deli counter?