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Ego of the Week: Anna Aagenes

Street: Who would win in a celebrity death match: Sphinx, Penn Track or QSA? Anna Aagenes: Sphinx and QSA could unleash the power of sphinx and the rainbow respectively, but the track girls have some impressive muscles from our lifting.

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Blogging the Illadelph

Daily Candy Philadelphia The daily email digest — featuring everything from event listings to shopping suggestions — sometimes provides Philly retail inspiration.

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With Love, Street XOXO

Philadelphia’s latest campaign has natives falling in love with our fair city all over again. Postcards, t-shirts and one-of-a-kind promotions have convinced us that loving the City of Brotherly Love is back in style.

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No Ugging Way

It’s a fact of Penn life: the weather gets cold, the boots come out. Unfortunately, all too often these boots are Uggs.

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Ego of the Week: Justin Biggs

Renaissance man Justin Biggs does everything from ruling Wharton to teaching Philly kids how to get their groove on with CityStep.

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Love is a Battlefield

After the Times outed the Ivy Plus Society as the ultimate pretentious dating pool­ — appropriate pedigree required — we thought we’d round up similarly gauche happenings on and around campus.

by JESSICA GOODMAN

Ego of the Week: Rajasekhar Ghanta

Street: Most underrated thing about Penn? Overrated? Raja: Underrated: The WALK. Overrated: Penn boys. Street: Favorite Penn designer? RG: It’s great to see so many students designing.

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Looks on Locust

This fall, with the changing colors of the leaves comes a wave of masculine clothing for the feminine physique.

by ALEXANDRA LEVINE

Egos of the Week: Alissa Eisenberg and Shawn Woodhull

Friars and presidents of the Panhellenic and Interfraternity Councils, seniors Alissa Eisenberg and Shawn Woodhull sit down to talk with Street about each other, their love of running Greek life and New Jersey. Street: You’re both very involved and talented people.

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Campus Cribs

Barbie's pride and joy The Room: Pink: the one word that immediately comes to mind when you enter this Fisher-Hassenfeld single.

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Ego of the Week: Eliza Chute

Street: Most underrated thing about Penn? Overrated? Eliza Chute: Underrated: calling in to talk shows on WQHS.

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Underground Clubbing: Cirque du PA

Started just this semester, Penn Jugglers focuses on the practice and teaching of circus-style juggling (and no experience is necessary to join!). Not only will learn how to juggle, but you can also pick up a few other parlor tricks (Diabolo, a form of Chinese yo-yo, anyone?). And if you’re lucky, you may find yourself mastering juggling stunts like the Orbit and the Double Half Suicide.

by TERNER PAPIR

Learning to Love Your Syllabus

Pattern Recognition by William Gibson Who: Casey McQuaid, Engineering ‘12 Why: “It’s a really recent book by the guy who wrote Neuromancer, the book that was the basis for The Matrix.

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One Book, One Philadelphia

Each year the Philadelphia Public Library system encourages the City of Brotherly Love to read a book as a way of coming together as a community.

by LAURA CROCKETT

Ego of the Week: Justin Reilly

Street: Most underrated thing about Penn? Overrated? Justin Reilly: Underrated: performing arts.

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Take a Look, It's In a Book

Summer tends to be a time for less-than-stimulating internships and the alarmingly rapid decay of one’s ability to think critically.

by CHARLOTTE BORGEN

Take a Look, It's In a Book

Summer tends to be a time for less-than-stimulating internships and the alarmingly rapid decay of one’s ability to think critically.

by CHARLOTTE BORGEN

Wired Up: The iPhone 3GS

Our campus is home to what might be billed as the most important battle since good versus evil, the Phillies versus the Rays, or you versus everyone in Houston Hall at noon.

by DENNIE ZASTROW

Ego of the Week: Kerry Golds

Street: What do you think of Street this semester, now that you’re gone? Kerry Golds: Love it.

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Summer Syllabus

Marisha Pessl Special Topics in Calamity Physics, 2006 After reading the first two paragraphs of Marisha Pessl’s debut novel, you will want to throttle the narrator.

by JULIE STEINBERG

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