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True Life: I Hate your Snapchats

If Facebook is where we post pictures that show us at our hottest, Snapchat is where we expose our eight chins and third nipple to our friends for three seconds.


Word on the Street: iPhone–solation

This past summer, I was just one of a thousand eager Penn students interning in New York. Four trains—and an hour and a half of smelling body odor—later, I commuted to the Brooklyn–based office from my boring Jersey suburb to gain “experience” and seize “opportunity.” I learned the ropes of tri–state area public transportation, hustled through the corporate crowds of Wall Street and hopped across the East River to be among the hipsters of Park Slope.


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The Round Up: 9.12.2013

L’Shana Tova, bitches! The year is 5774 and you know what that means? It’s time for some resolutions.



Ego of the Week: Jen Chaquette

Jen Chaquette controls all your money. When she’s not handlin’ the Benjamins as the chair of SAC, she’s uniting sorority sisters as the Panhellenic VP and debating like there’s no tomorrow in Mock Trial. But above all, she’s an Allegro VIP.





Facebook Posts: Class of 2017

Remember what it was like to be a freshman? No? Don’t worry, Highbrow here with the best and brightest posts of the 2017 Facebook group to remind you. We hope she says yes, dude.



Ego of the Week: Marcus Mundy

Marcus Mundy is so well–known, it’s absurd. Besides being the face of the Penn Alcohol Module, he’s involved in the Glee Club, Queer People of Color, As 1 Global and Carriage Senior Society and he’s about to create his own country: Techtar.  Street: You’re considered one of the friendliest people on campus.




Intern of the Week: Vivian Huang

Rising junior Vivian Huang is spending her summer making everyone’s favorite app for paying friends back just a little easier to use—for Android, that is.


Pro/Con: Penn Summers

So you decided to spend the summer in the capital of the good ol’ U.S.of A — nice choice. Someone once said you have about a one percent chance of coming to D.C.