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Word on the street
A Broadening Education: Counterpoint
The deadline for most study abroad applications is quickly approaching, but not everyone will be hitting submit on the 15th. WOTS does double–time this week, bringing you perspectives on Penn Abroad from both sides of the Atlantic.
Music
The HeyDaze Q&A: We’re definitely not in Smokes anymore
Street caught up with Jesse Fink, lead singer and guitarist for The HeyDaze, to find out how the Penn-spawned pop band is handling fame, national tours, headlining shows and teenage fangirls
Vice and virtue
Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall
Chip Roman's new joint has deep roots in seasonal American cooking
Film
Netflix Pick of the Week: “A League of Their Own”
There’s no crying in baseball. Not even if you’re on your period.
Features
Penn Fall Preview
Welcome home. A lot has changed since we submitted our last assignments, had our bags checked at Van Pelt and used our final Dining Dollars on overpriced salsa at Gourmet Grocer.
Film
Netflix Pick of the Week: The Believer
Ryan Gosling is going to be a dad, and what better way to say “Mazel Tov!” than to watch one of his lesser-known yet extremely riveting roles.
Film
Review: Friends with Better Lives
There are two reasons why I’m looking forward to March 31st: it’s my 21st birthday, and it’s the series premiere of CBS’s new sitcom, “Friends With Better Lives.” With “How I Met Your Mother” coming to a close and Pottruck’s limited supply of “Friends” episodes quickly diminishing, I need a new group of dysfunctional friends to be jealous of.
Vice and virtue
August: Italian Restaurant For All Seasons
South Philly’s neighborhood joint makes even the dead of winter seem sunny
Film
Right on the (Bent) Button
Penn’s only film production club shows prowess of aspiring filmmakers
Word on the street
Word on the Street: The Quest For A Gay Best Friend
[Please see ed. note at bottom of post]
I have given myself a mission. Nope, it’s not to finish my freshman year with a 4.0, nor is it to use all my meal swipes by the end of the semester, nor is it even to successfully get into Smoke’s.
Film
Extremely Soon and Incredibly Sad
Jonathan Safran Foer’s novel is adapted into an affecting cinematic affair
Film
Champagne Tastes Flat in Marshall’s New Year’s Flick
Leave out the whine, but bring on the cheese; this stereotypical chick flick doesn’t leave us hating it.
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