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Word on the Street: I Think I Know You From Somewhere

Welcome to Penn, where students overlap in webs more complicated than that gross hook–up diagram from "Jersey Shore." Forget six degrees of separation.

by ABIGAIL KOFFLER

The Roundup: 2.7.13

Well pets, we're here—that awkward hump between winter and spring breaks where the only thing that keeps us going is the promise of a beautiful week in the Bahamas a month away.

by 34TH STREET

Overheard at Penn: 2.7.13

Girl 1: If I keep eating this much, I’m going to gain so much weight. Girl 2: I wish I had a tapeworm.

by 34TH STREET

Ask Miss Cassandra: Of Orientation and De–flowerization

I think I might be gay. First off that is not a question, which is especially ironic for someone who is questioning their sexuality.

by 34TH STREET

Tweet of the Week: 2.5.13

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Who's Having the Best Week at Penn? 2.2.13

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The Roundup: 1.31.13

The weather might be warming up, ducklings, but that doesn't mean you should drop those winter hats and gloves just yet.

by 34TH STREET

Overheard at Penn 1.31.2012

Overheard in McDonald’s: If I died and went to heaven… I would still be here.

by 34TH STREET

Word on the Street: A Rude Awakening

Almost three years ago, right before I first came to Penn, the "good luck" and "bon voyage" that I had been hearing all summer from friends and other well–wishers turned into “don’t party too hard!” and “remember, school comes first!” I quickly learned that Penn is wildly known as “the Social Ivy:” the Ivy most affiliated with partying. I have never been a partier, but I was curious to see the fantastic and potentially debauched social establishments for which my school was apparently famous.  So, in the beginning of freshman year, my friends and I did as the Romans do: we stood outside frat houses and waited to be invited in. During the last party we went to that fall, a friend and I left disinterested after only fifteen minutes.

by OLIVIA RUTIGLIANO

The Meh List: 1.31.13

Highbrow picks the meh–est parts of Penn. Not good. Not bad. Just meh.

by 34TH STREET

Ask Miss Cassandra: Condom Gunk and Cheating Funk

I have been talking to someone from work (texting by day, sexting by night) every day for about six months now.

by 34TH STREET

Tweet of the Week: 1.29.13

I twatted a tweet of tweets gone by...

by 34TH STREET

Who's Having the Worst Week at Penn? 1.26.13

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Dispatch: Obama Inauguration

5:45 a.m.: Shut off alarm. I must value the sacred American tradition of late sleeping. 6:37 a.m.: Awake from a glorious dream of prancing in blue ivy.

by 34TH STREET

Dispatch: Guy Rush

10:37p.m.: First kegstand of my life. “Yeah, I haven’t done one since high school actually.”

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The Round Up: 1.24.2013

Rush may be over, lovelies, but don’t get too comfortable, Highbrow is here to entertain and amuse with all of your crazy stories—pledging or otherwise.

by 34TH STREET

Word on the Street: The Big Picture: Instagram

Three times in the past week I have been accused of hating everything. Lena Dunham’s “Girls”? Hate it.

by IAN BUSSARD

My Penn Addiction: Blackboard Rosters

Blackboard sucks. Let’s just get it out in the open. I hate it, you hate it, we all hate it. But, still, I like to think of myself as a Blackboard connoisseur.

by 34TH STREET

Overheard at Penn 1.24.2013

Girl: That guy isn’t that cute, but the other drug dealer is really cute. SDT Girl: OMG we have the same taste in salads! Guy: I got kicked out of McDonald’s last night.

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Ask Miss Cassandra: Kinky Sex and Raunchy Texts

Dear Miss Cassandra, My boyfriend and I have been together since high school and I was wondering if there were any ways to spice up our love life without spending too much money or seeming too kinky? Couples who have been together for a long time often find the need to experiment.  A great way to do this is with “sex toys.” Now, don’t get scared.

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