Penn 10: Class of 2022
This year's class is keeping it local. Meet ten Penn seniors who are living and working in Philly after crossing the stage.
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This year's class is keeping it local. Meet ten Penn seniors who are living and working in Philly after crossing the stage.
Machiavelli, Yassified: "He’s never thought to look through my phone because he's just stupid that way."
Serfs Anonymous: "I think I was a peasant in my past life. I have peasant taste."
2022 is shaping up to be a big year for indie and mainstream music fans alike, with releases from Harry Styles, Angel Olsen, Perfume Genius, and Pusha T in the works. As the anticipation builds for these exciting albums, Street's taking a look at the songs that are making the wait a little bit easier. From covers that are getting us through the hardest midterms to singles that are complementing the start of spring and the return of warm weather, these tracks have undoubtedly redefined our perspective on life.
God to the Egyptians: "Jinx! You owe me your firstborn child."
Low Carb, Low Intellect: “You're built like a box of angel hair spaghetti.”
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Amateur Tooth Fairy: *long pause* "Maybe I have a tooth fetish …"
Putting the 'I' in Illiteracy: "Perhaps one might say I put the 'sis' in Narcissus."
Human Cheese Grater: "I was a biter at two; by three, I was reformed; and by five, I was back to biting."
Borscht Afficionado: "I'm so pro–beets my pee is red."
I love going to the movie theater—I love queuing up for popcorn before the movie, I love the way audiences unanimously agree to give the screen their undivided attention, and I love hearing the excited murmurs before the lights dim. At the same time, there is something equally special about viewing a movie or TV show within the confines of your room or home, preferably wrapped up in a blanket and sprawled out in the most socially unacceptable posture possible.
@karinhotnanel on Instagram: "I thought cash bar was a metaphor."
“If you look for it, I’ve got a sneaky feeling you’ll find that love actually is all around.”
Charcuterie Connoisseur: "Who eats salami? Like, a sausage I can get behind. Oh, I can get behind a sausage."
Maneater with Social Anxiety: "Messing with men online is one of my favorite pastimes."
The Female Gays: "I actually forgot that men can be in porn."
There’s nothing that comes close to the thrill of listening to a transformative song for the first time or discovering that hidden gem on a friend’s playlist. Music has always been a boundless world that simultaneously offers just the right accompaniment to our fondest loves, funniest moments, and saddest nights. Street's always exploring the vast treasure chest of releases that streaming has to offer, and we wanted to share some of our favorite riches.
Pathological Truth–Teller: It would've given my therapist a much more honest picture of myself if I had lied to her.
This past year had us considering a potential addition to the list of long–haul COVID–19 symptoms: existential despair. In yet another year marked by isolation, all of us felt the temptation to curl up in bed and disappear at some point. Luckily, in our darkest moments, we had books to keep us company.
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