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Tweet of the Week: 10.22.2013

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Worst Week at Penn: Pokemon X & Y Edition

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Ego Presents: Life Swap

Your college house defines your freshman year. The things you do, the people you meet—everything can be tied back to your choice of dorm. So, wouldn’t it be fun to take three unsuspecting (okay, they completely knew about it) freshmen, mix them up and have them tell us how another college house lives? This is Life Swap.

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Word on the Street: Taunted, Not Teased

At some point during my freshman year, I found myself alone with a guy I’d just met. He had dark hair and eyes, I think, and his name was a generic one I soon forgot.

by MARLEY COYNE

Overheard at Penn: 10.17.2013

Girl in Starbucks: I just really want a Hermès Birkin bag. I like how they’re subtle.

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Ego of the Week: Kelly–Ann Corrigan

Kelly–Ann Corrigan, the self–proclaimed “Platt Rat,” has had as many PennCards as exec positions. Though this pint–sized powerhouse may be a master at ordering fellow thespians, she’s got a long way to go before she conquers “Two Truths and Lie.”

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The Round Up: 10.17.2013

Did you have, like, the best Fall Break, like, ever? You just went home? Yeah, I figured from all the snapchats of your dog.

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My Penn Addiction: "Let's Do Lunch"

I really want you to like me, to think of me as a friend. Not like, a good friend, but at least an acquaintance.

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Ask Miss Cassandra: Smells that Linger and Eastern Europeans that Don't

My boyfriend and I have been together for a year now and everything has always been great in bed.

by MISS CASSANDRA

Word On The Street: Sisters (Should Be) Doin’ It For Themselves

This was written as a response to a previous Word on the Street, which can be found here.  Yes, America is changing its thoughts on marijuana.

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Tweet of the Week: 10.7.2013

Right about now, the tweet soul brotha——

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Ego Video: WilCaf Makes the Ego

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyZ8ukSmNUI

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Egos of the Week: Russell Abdo, Gary Kafer and Melissa Vo

Russell Abdo, Gary Kafer and Melissa Vo, the faces of Williams Cafe, have been servin’ up morning joe together for over three years. They might not agree on everything, but they share a love of coffee and a willingness to have a fivesome with Venus and Serena Williams.

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Sick at College Survival Guide

It’s that time of year again. With the seasons a–changin’ and the temperature steadily a–droppin’, it’s getting harder and harder to stay healthy (Pottruck? What’s that?). So if you’ve already caught one of the many bugs going around, here’s a guide from Ego to make sure you get that shit under control.

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Tweets Illustrated: 10.3.2013

Do you tweet with abandon? Do you live your life in 140 characters or less? Keep doing what you’re doing, soul sister, ’cause Highbrow’s watching. You might just get your own tweet #illustrated.

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Overheard at Penn: 10.3.2013

AXO girl: Can we try and be scene–y for five minutes? Ginger outside of Pod: Freshman year we had a contest to find our ugliest friend on Facebook.

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The Roundup: 10.3.2013

Never fear, dear readers, the government may have shut down, but Highbrow is still here churning out gossip and making shit work.

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Word on the Street: In Defense of Potheads

Admittedly, I started on this train of thought while I was high. The eating–Doritos–in–bed–alone, binge–watching–"Family Guy"–on–Netflix type of high [ed note: is there another kind?]. The fact that a lot of my peer group (basically my entire peer group) smokes weed is not news.

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Sick Shopping List

Save yourself a trip when you get a post–nasal drip and make sure you have these items ahead of time.

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The Real Estate

Where Penn students live today suggests how they'll live when they graduate

by SAM BRODEY

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