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Science: A Timeline

Science has been happening since 1876 and there are so many important moments. We bring you the best things that totally actually happened.




Confessions of a Pod Employee

College sophomore and former Pod hostess tells the story of what it's really like to serve your Penn classmates (and sometimes, their parents).


The Round Up 03.26.15

We hope a cute leprechaun sham–rocked your world this past weekend. Highbrow met a sexy ginger named Pat McCrotch who was after our lucky charms all day.




EOTW: Matt Hanessian

This tall, Jewish, singing basketball star is a host of contradictions. He can ball out on the court or court you with his balls. And even Obama thinks he can score.



Inside the Mangina of UArts

Street decided to take a break from Bridge Cafe to try another on–campus dining option: University of the Arts' premier dining hall, Mangia, affectionately called Mangina. Located in the middle of UArts' Center City campus, Mangia is their version of Bridge, Commons and Hill, all mashed together, but cheap.



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If You Like House of Cards, Then Try...

If you like Kevin Spacey [as Frank Underwood] in House of Cards, then try: Se7en, Usual Suspects, LA Confidential Sure, American Beauty is a particularly solid Best Picture winner, but we prefer Spacey in all-out villain mode.


Texts from Last Night: Spring Break Edition

(408): I just watched a video of a man sexually arouse a pig. (585): Side note: when you go to the doctor's and they ask you how many alcoholic beverages you've had in the last week, "I don't remember" is not an acceptable response apparently.  (559): I just ate Chinese and now I have to swim for lifeguarding.


Blind Taste Test: Rum

Rum A: Appleton Estate Gold Jamaican Rum ($12.99 for 750ml) Emily: It’s like I set my tongue on fire...and then maybe ate gravel? Alex: uncomfortably sweet, like a very awkward smile Ryan: tastes like ass.





Unmasking Penn's Poker Face

It’s a Tuesday night in March in the basement of Harrison College House, and four Penn students gather around an unused pool table. The two sitting in the middle rotate the responsibility of dealing cards to the group. A $160 pot has been collected, and one dealer keeps the cash in the back pocket of his jeans. The colorful, plastic chips mean more.