Ego
Ego of the Week
Christina Thomas prefers to go by Tina. And we'll call her whatever she wants. Because she's kind of a big deal.
The Fresh Meat
There's something about those slanted aisles of FroGro that makes you wonder: who's around the corner?
Ego of the Week
Self-proclaimed "hippie cowboy" and all-round quirky dude Andrew Avrin has things to say. Street: What's the soundtrack to your life? Andrew Avrin: This is the most unfair question I have ever been asked.
Ego of the Week
When girlfriend Donnie Johnson was asked to be EOTW last spring, Ruben "Silent H" Henriquez ever-so-nicely hid his disappointment at being overlooked.
Dying Stars
Stars' latest, the six-song Sad Robots EP, immediately feels like a collection of tunes that didn't quite make the cut for the band's excellent 2007 full-length, In Our Bedroom After The War.
Everything you think about the Radian but are afraid to tell your friends who live there
It’s been likened to the Death Star — you know, the fictional space-age abode of a certain Darth Vader — and for obvious reasons.
Ego of the week: Gabe Head
Street: If you could write your own superlative, what would it be? GH: “Tired of being introduced as the guy with the fellacious name.” Street: What was your first reaction when you found out what your superlative was? GH: I got three mentions! Street: In high school you were most likely to…? GH: “Star in a pornographic film.” Street: What do you plan to name your children? GH: Anything but Gabe. Street: Why not just go by Gabriel? GH: Because then I would never be in 34th Street. Street: When did you realize that your name might be the potential source of amusement for others / yourself? GH: My seventh grade teacher gave me the hilarious nickname of “Give ‘em.” Street: Who’s the coolest person you’ve ever met?
Everything You Think About the Radian (But Are Afraid To Tell Your Friends Who Live There)
It's been likened to the Death Star - you know, the fictional space-age abode of a certain Darth Vader - and for obvious reasons.
Ego of the Week
Former freshman superlatives Gabe Head and Sarah Telson had never met before. We thought we'd change that.
Ego of the Week
Former Street Ed-in-Chief (read: has-been) Jasmine "Jazzy" Fournier on her final days at Penn, PennQuest and her brother Nelly. Street: What do you think of Street this semester, now that you're gone? Jasmine Fournier: Normally you say people are gone when they are dead.
Ego of the Week
James Wong is Chairman of Mask and Wig, Penn's all-male musical comedy troupe. The senior gives us the inside scoop on the boas, masks, wigs.
The College Green
To high school all-stars across America who are blessed with intelligence and popularity, Penn is a beacon of hope.
Ego of the Week
During Fling, your safety lies with SPEC prez and Fling Safe head Max Cancre. The Senior speaks on Luda, painkillers, and why you should Fling safely... or die. Street: What is the objective of Fling Safe? Max Cancre: You mean other than to get people to Fling safely?
The University of Sexylvania
The Street Sweeper may be defunct, but that was just gossip anyway. In the spirit of Fling, here are four true sex stories - messy, drunken sex stories.
We (Don't) Have to Take Our Clothes Off!
You're running around the Quad, going from one fried food stand to the next, bumping into people you haven't seen since freshman year and trying half-heartedly to listen to the music coming from the Lower Quad stage.
Boys (And Girls) In The Hood
This street may not necessarily welcome frat boy antics or the occasional "40s and Blunts" late night.
Ego of the Week
Senior class president Puneet Singh isn't just a one-trick pony. This Ohio native is a member of both Dhamaka and Simply Chaos, and is proud to call himself a Sphinge. Street: Best and worst perks of being senior class president?
Ego of the Week
Senior Raheem Palmer is Penn's number one DJ to date. DJ "R to da Izza" mixes on his music, Adobe Photoshop and DJ Ben Franklin. Street: How did you get involved in DJing? Raheem Palmer: I've always been fascinated by turntables, and I noticed that all of the producers I looked up to started out as DJs.
What's That Building?
When walking on 37th past the Compass towards the Quad, you may have wondered what the tranquil-looking - and kind of eerie - quad is that sits parallel to Locust Walk.
