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Take It From A Real Foodie, The Best Flavor Is Always Red

During the cab ride back from the new Roger Theroneux restaurant, Zwopflop (don’t miss the pan seared celery stalks with wheat grass reduction; skip the truffled California duck heart), my friends and I returned to a well-worn subject of debate — what flavors currently excite our refined, sophisticated palates? Geraldine turned from her place in the passenger seat to describe to us in vivid detail the savory, meaty taste known as umami.


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Worst Of Penn 2010

Worst Food Truck That beat up white AstroVan, you know? With the shirtless guy who slows down and rolls down his window just enough to hand you a whole wheat pita full of Smarties.


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My Life As A Married Undergrad

by Mrs Victoria Erwing The conversation usually starts when someone sees the ring. “Are you really both a full-time student and a full-time wife?” they ask.


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Caption Contest: Friends Edition

Week in and week out, you readers send us the most gut-busting captions. But this week you should just bust out your favorite magnifying glass so you can send us a caption for this exclusive Friends-tastic photo!



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Rev-You

Christina Corletta Freshman, CAS 2.5 Stars Since her release in August of 1991, Christina Corletta has demonstrated curiosity, a love of horses and, as her mom pointed out many times between 2005 and 2008, a crippling “boy-craziness.” There were always a handful of Christina superfans, including Pop-Pop Corletta and Aunt Helen, but mainstream audiences missed many of the successes of her early years.


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A Post Spring Break Message

Dear ladies, I hope you had a lovely Spring Break. R&B go-getter Bobby V. approves of this yearly pilgrimage to the sexiest, sweatiest party locales south of the border.



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Caption Contest

Every week we showcase a photo that didn’t quite make it into the magazine and give YOU the chance to impress your most easily impressed friends.


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REPORT: Freshman Cares About Intramural Basketball

In a surprise to all at Pottruck last night, Engineering freshman Tom Lunario expressed emotion on the basketball court in a manner unseen on campus since the December firing of Men’s Basketball coach Glen Miller. Lunario, who became captain of the co-ed Stouffer team after collecting nine signatures from interested hallmates before winter break, made sure his team wore the red pinnies against Hill Team B. Recalls Lunario: “I yelled at the ref as soon as I got there for the red ones.


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Ask An Alum

Jean Nichols (C’05) Tour Guide At The Ronald Reagan Library As someone who graduated recently, what advice can you give to someone looking for a job in the midst of today’s turbulent economy?


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My Roommate Is A Dog

When I returned from my semester abroad to see that Housing Services had placed me with a dog as my roommate, you could imagine how excited I was to go on a series of wacky adventures with my new canine friend.



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There's Food In The Lounge Tonight

Hey guys, just to let you know, I ordered some pizzas and they’ll be in the lounge at 7 tonight. I also picked up a 2-liter bottle of Sierra Mist and a six-pack of Super Chill brand cream soda.


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A Valentine's Day Message

Girl, did you know that I created my stage name when I learned that I was due to be born on Valentine’s Day?


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Ask An Alum

This week' alum: Petey "Buttons" Mickelson (W' 25), Penn Football Player 1921 - 1925 Both teams have strong passing games.


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Helpful Hostess

Happy Restaurant Week, student! What a lovely treat it shall be to share a delicious meal with yummy friends.


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Report: Student Just Up And Drops Class

According to a report from the University Registrar this Wednesday, College junior Clyde Clintock dropped Introduction to Psychology after attending only one of the Tuesday/Thursday lectures.