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Highbrow Career Services: Resumé Workshop
THE ART OF THE RESUME Reading between the lines takes on a whole new meaning when it comes to resumes.
Speaking Without Complacency
Somewhere in this country, right now, there is a white supremacist, and I am quite literally his worst nightmare.
Street Book Club: American Pastoral
In this book, everything is political.
Meet the recent Penn grad who shined on 'So You Think You Can Dance'
Just moments after stepping out of Franklin Field following Commencement, Ramita Ravi, C’17 was on a plane to Los Angeles.
Keep Your Lashes on Point This Summer
Street's like, your cool big sister.
Ask A Sexpert: Location, Location, Location
This week, Street's sex tips focus on where to do, well, whatever it is you crazy kids are doing.
Hit it or Quit It: Summer on Campus
Hit it: Summer Curfews Quit it: Philly nightlife Between the mandated curfew for 9–18 year–olds in Philly’s 18th police precinct and the overabundance of summer programs adding to the already–long list of infestations in the Quad, it seems like our beloved corner of the city is shutting down.
Baby Driver is a Blast
Edgar Wright’s latest film, Baby Driver is a high octane heist movie sure to please many audience members this summer. Baby Driver tells the story of Baby, portrayed by Ansel Elgort (Fault in Our Stars), a young, yet talented getaway heist driver for local kingpin Doc (Kevin Spacey). The film starts out with the engines revved up, as an exhilarating heist scene ensues with Baby and a few of his peer robbers (Jon Hamm, Jon Bernthal, Eiza Gonzalez), escaping the cops.
Street Book Club: A Wild Sheep Chase
Book: A Wild Sheep Chase (1982) by Haruki Murakami Recommended by: Cătălina Drăgoi Genre: Magical realism Synopsis that won’t give away the plot: While not necessarily one of the first works that come to mind when thinking of Haruki Murakami, his third novel is arguably the most famous in the “Trilogy of the Rat”. The plot of this relatively short book—approximately 300 pages, depending on which publisher you choose—is rather simple.
Mental Health Tips and Tricks for Your Summer
The famed Penn news source “Unofficial Official Penn Squirrel Catching Club” features some heavily circulated memes concerning Penn’s concerning lack of mental health infrastructure.
Female Comedians You Need to Binge Right Now on Netflix
There still seems to be some confusion over whether women can truly be as funny as their male counterparts.
Penn Students Celebrate Pride
With June, better known as Pride Month, almost over, Street spoke to Thomas Calder (C'20), who is living in Philly this summer and attended some of the city's Pride celebrations the weekend of June 16.
The Definitive Penn Bucket List
DO IT, THE OLD YOU WOULD HAVE.
Ego of the Week: Emily Johns
Street's former HBIC returns one last time.
Fight Trump with Fling
The proceeds from Make America Fling Again hats will be donated to the ACLU.
Read It and Eat It
When Theater Arts major Olivia Matlin (C'18) described her acting and playwriting style as dark comedy, she wasn't joking.
