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Annual Traditions

Time to break out the fur vests (okay, a North Face parka will do) snowbunnies, it’s feeling like the November chill might be here to stay this time. The leaves are a fallin’ down and Thanksgiving’s just a week away, which should be getting you in that annual end-of-the-calendar holiday spirit. Penn’s female organizations certainly seemed to notice the semester’s imminent end; there has been quite the scramble to get annual charity events on the calendar last week. Alpha Phi hosted its Karaoke Phi-ver on Thursday, Theta had a late night of sorts over the weekend, Tabard threw a masquerade ball last night and TriDelt is having its Pancake Breakfast tomorrow. And, after a serious bout of confusion and near cancellation, AXO’s ultimate annual favorite, Big Man on Campus, is on for tonight. (Check out page 8 for the BMOCs turned EOTWs.)

In other non-philanthropic news, TriDelt held its Woodser last weekend. For those not in the know, it's Blair Waldorf meets the Blair Witch. Oh yeah, and PiLam showcased some alternative band, OZ threw a tried (and tired) theme party and a new CVS opened in the Radian. Hold on tight, before you know it, that CVS will be replacing the turkeys in the windows with Santa and his elves.


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