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Overheard At Penn

Joke Issue: Young Lady On Locust: Who’s General Franco? Other Young Lady On Locust: He’s trying to free the Mexicans, of course! Dashing Young Dandy: I mockingly asked her to, you know, be my Mata Hari, and she blushed and asked me to leave … When did women get so puritannical? Less Dashing Dandy: When they stopped wearing corsets. Fraternity Brother: Syphilis doesn't exist.


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The Septic Tank

Joke Issue: Hello hello, Cholly here! Good morrow ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to yet another fine week in the year 1934.


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Overheards: 10.28.2010

Slightly tipsy Street Editor: Wow. The moon is moving really fast tonight. Bro at City Tap House: Are we trying to get drunk and pantsless tonight, or what? History TA: Questions?




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Toasts & Roasts: 4.22.10

Fling is intense. Highbrow commends any pre or post Fling drinking, because damn, that’s baller. The Tuesday after Fling, Friars drank and chalked. Props for drinking a mere two days after Fling.


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True Life

Last summer, like many a College student, I needed cash. After exhausting my PennLink opportunities, I expanded my search to Craigslist.


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True Life

I’m a person who has a highly regimented poop schedule. Here’s the way it works. I try to poop before I go to bed, but that usually doesn’t work.


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True Life

The best thing about joining a sorority was that I got 150 new sisters. My Facebook friend count became enviably high overnight.


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Toasts & Roasts: 04.1.10

Congratulations Alpha Phi! We heard you guys won best sorority for the third year in a row at the Greek awards dinner!


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Overheard: 4.1.10

In line at ABP: Bronzed Whartonite: I was so lazy... all I did was have sex with her all the time. At Sammy, upon noticing a kid passed out on the floor: The OFSA ‘Fire Watch’ Guard: Make sure he drinks water.


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True Life

It is sad, but it is true: I have two differently sized feet. Now I know what you must be thinking, ew, gross!


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True Life

I’m bored of Van Pelt. I don’t want to Rosenparty, I just want to get my work done. But I’ve exhausted my alternative study spots.


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True Life

I want to leave my mark on the world. And frequently I do, with a chisel tip paint pen. There’s no bigger rush than scrawling my tag on a clean-painted surface, staking my claim on mailboxes and traffic signs right under the noses of oblivious passers-by.


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True Life

Last week, I took part in the massive disappointment known as Restaurant Week. Tempted by tapas at an affordable price, I seized the opportunity to dine at a restaurant where my student-sized wallet might not usually be so welcome.


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The Round Up: 6.4.09

As always, we will be Old City-bound tomorrow to check out the latest and greatest from the contemporary art scene.


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WTF?

Although we at Street tend to be know-it-alls about everything cool, sometimes we just have to say, “WTF, mate?” Maybe you’ve gotten a Facebook invite to one of their downtown parties; maybe the suave Italian boy in designer jeans has dropped the name during your history class.


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(In)Decent Exposure

The select few of us Penn students who are not from the tri-state area had limited options when it came to celebrating the Jewish New Year.


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Best Week Ever: Jews

Every year between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, you may find your Jewish friends asking you for forgiveness.