Playlists
Philadelphia Film Festival Review: “Goodbye to Language”
Jean–Luc Godard’s newest film confounds and excites.
Philly Film Festival Review: “Two Days, One Night”
This Belgian drama and Palme d’Or nominee hit the Philadelphia Film Festival last week.
Philadelphia Film Festival Review: “Art and Craft”
“Art and Craft” explores the chase between an art forger and museum registrars across the country, but leaves the audience wanting more.
Song Sonnets: "Forgive"—Porches
If e'er there were a man to make synth pop,Not Aaron Maine would I think it to be.Not lonesome crooning sputtered out atopThose cracked guitars, nor the angst of "Skinny Trees,"But catchy, tight, infectious vocal linesAnd synths and drums with such great energy,Arranged so well that, still, the vocals shineIn all their autotuned cacophony.With Greta Kline's refrains to punctuateThe shimm'ring morass of the instruments,It's lovely, simple to appreciate,And thoughtful, while remaining innocent.Iambic pentameter's really, really hard.So is lofty diction; something something avant-garde.
A Thrifty Guide to Costumes
Ego ventured to The Second Mile Center thrift shop in search of easy costumes on a budget.
A Day in the Life of an NROTC Student
Senior Julie Roland takes no days off.
Word on the Street: Bursting the Penn Bubble
Penn students could all benefit from being a little less afraid of our neighborhood.
Halloween Horror Film Guide
Wherever you’re looking for your horror film fix, Street’s got you covered.
Album Review: "1989"—Taylor Swift
If anyone’s forever bound to win in pop music, it’s Taylor Swift.
The Round Up 10.30.14
It’s Hallo-coming at Penn this weekend, so in the spirit of the holiday, remember: a haunted house may scare you, but being in the Round Up will haunt you forever.
Backpage Presents: Amy G Pumpkin Carving
That'll be $60,000, please.
Haunted Philadelphia by Candlelight
Supposedly, Philadelphia is one of the most haunted cities in America. Street took a tour (info below) of the Old City haunts to hear the ghost stories behind them—all based on numerous accounts. Don’t believe them? Go see-ance for yourself.
Horoscopes for November
Find out what you are doing next month. Ostensibly.
That's So The Raven
Forsooth, tis the future I can see. Life is never a breeze -Edgar Allen Poe
Ego of the Week: Olivia Route
Olivia is a girl of many interests: she’s director of Bloomers, a head coordinator for Penn Quest, and studies IR and Russian (with a minor in African Studies). Hailing from Alaska, she probably can’t see Russia from her house, but at least she can speak
How Can I Tell If She's Faking It?
Sure, your psychic says she's reaching across the great divide to gaze into worlds unknown. But how can you know if she's really getting there? Here are a few handy tips.
