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Scubbin' Guide to Diner Management

As Three's Company proved to us so many years ago, three is a magic number. In that spirit, the third diner in as many years will occupy that coveted spot on Walnut Street.



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hand plant Last Will and Testament. In light of rampant death, Americans are reconsidering their wills.


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Surreal and the city: Philadelphia scrapple

"Just shove it in there... oweee." "You can't shove just anything into certain orifices." "Don't point that thing at me." "Ow, you banged that thing into my tooth, motherfucker." It is 3 a.m.


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Room: Zucchinis -- That is some ripe shit, yo

Room: 326 Community Cohabitants: Tim Johnson (goatee) and Chris Mingle, College freshmen from Philadelphia. When you two get into a fight, what's the first object in the room you grab for? Tim: I think the signs are usually good. Chris: I try and hit him with the hubcap. Tim: It's like a Frisbee, and it can really [do some] damage. What do you usually put in your shopping cart? Chris: Umm... people. Tim: We use it to catch basketballs when we play hallway bowling. What music were you listening to while decorating? Tim: "Like a Prayer" by Madonna. Chris: Yeah, that was a good one. That makes sense.


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Surreal and the city: Is that a drunk at my feet?

Lured by the promise of stiff drinks and the overzealous leather-clad dancers that characterize Philly's club scene, we down cheap wine and go looking for a good time club-hopping downtown. Our first stop isÿthe new Club Life on Third Street between Market and Chestnut.


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Skating, Philly Style

On the granite stairs leading to Houston Hall, serious college students flock with books in hand, anxious for a warm meal inside.


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Music: Girl Power

If there's nothing sexier than a girl who is angry and horny, imagine two of them: one wields a fiddle, the other a dildo. Of course, that's not all that Bitch and Animal are; these two charming ladies have a great many faces and even more euphemisms for the female anatomy.


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MOVIES: Big Trouble

Big Trouble is best defined by two of its many long running jokes: fritos and goats. If these two gimmicks don't sound funny on their own, or together, then Big Trouble's makers hope they will be funny after you see them a million times.



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MOVIES: The Musketeer

The Musketeer has all of the usual action flick failings: uneven script, flat characters, poor acting.


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MOVIES: O

When Shakespeare works his tragic magic, he is downright depressing. Yet in O, the modern-day MTV-generation retelling of his play Othello, less emotion and empathy is evoked than is annoyance and disgust at the stupidity of some characters.


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Music: Sushi-powered music

The Mad Capsule Markets is the latest Japanese rock band attempting to break down the East-West music barrier and make it huge in the United States.



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Music: More than just music

Last week was one of those weeks that will always be remembered. It was one of the longest, hardest weeks faced by this country, and it created a new sense of fear across the 50 states.


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LICORICE: Confessions of a Chronic Masturbator

Like every male student at Penn, I have spent many depressing hours trying on my dad's condoms in public bathrooms, attempting to enlarge my penis with a paper towel roll and a vacuum cleaner, performing different yoga postures in attempts to give myself head and masturbating to alligator week on Animal Planet.


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Music: Kiss your ass goodbye

Let's get one thing straight: Jadakiss is a born and bred gangsta. Gangstas spend a significant amount of time selling crack and a lesser amount counting their money and putting bullets in the people who cross them.


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HAPPY DRUNK Junk Food Crackdown. Some states have decided to attack candy and soda consumption in schools.