Below are your search results. You can also try a Basic Search.
In the cover photo for an event on Facebook, a young woman arches her back, and opens her mouth. Champagne spills down her throat, froths over her bare shoulders, soaks her long hair. The insignia of an off–campus fraternity is stamped in the corner of the image, along with a time, date and name of a club downtown.
4 a.m. fears rarely stand to reason in the morning light. The irrational insecurities that race through your brain, colliding like cars on the Autobahn, slow down as the sun comes up. The monsters stay under the bed. But a couple of weeks ago, I had a middle–of–the–night existential crisis, and it’s been festering ever since.
Located in the FringeArts building in Old City, La Peg is the kind of place that makes you want to date people.
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. We mourn the loss of ratchet University City staples. We strut along newly opened sidewalks. We tap our PennCards. But in an age of change, Street is here to help. Whether you’re student or faculty, jock or NARP, aspiring class president or actual university president (@AmyG), turn the page and find out what to expect from Fall 2014.
Saturday, July 12th – This week’s Summer Spotlight, Michael Lewis, will be playing a FREE show at Old Man Hustle tavern on the lower east side. The set will include songs from his EP, “Hearts of Sand,” as well as brand new material that he’s written this summer.
Our hat choices have never been on point.
2 oz. Fireball Whisky
Because hangovers don't cure themselves.
1.Distrito
At the beginning of this summer, I made a 78–item to do list. Tasks ranged from the mundane (email academic advisor) to the absolutely critical (bikini wax ASAP) to the unlikely to receive a check mark (run half marathon). The List (one of many) is part of my Five Year Plan, an ambitious—probably cocky—set of goals which include drafting a novel before turning twenty two, getting into a top law school, and deferring the offer for a year or two participate in a fellowship abroad that fuses human rights research with journalism. At this point, you may consider rolling your eyes or pointing out that the odds for completing just one of those tasks suck. Hold that thought.
Shoutouts by the numbers!
In Defense of Fling: An Open Letter to the Penn Administration
High Street on Market
Get 34th Street's newsletter, The Toast, delivered to your inbox every Sunday morning.
Newsletters