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Al Fresco Dining in Philadelphia

Parc 227 S. 18th St. The view: Bustling Rittenhouse Square The food: Parisian brasserie Best for: People-watching over a leisurely brunch Don’t miss: Steak and eggs Bar Ferdinand 1030 N.


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Dirty Little Secrets

The menus at most fast food and chain restaurants tend to become stale after a while. There are only so many ways to liven up a bland “patty” at McDonalds.


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A Taste of the Weird and Wacky

On the Travel Channel’s Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmerman, a bald-headed, somewhat loveable host tours the globe in search of the world's wackiest foods.


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From Cyprus, With Love

Far from the Island of Cyprus, Kanella — a new BYOB located on 10th and Spruce — brings a breath of fresh air to Philadelphia’s Mediterranean offerings.


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I Want To Ride My Bicycle

As the prospect of the ever-daunting “real world” looms over the senior class, this job market’s slim pickings have inspired some seniors to jump on their 10-speeds and trade hedge funds for hard hats. While some of us have only worn tool-belts as accessories for our Village People Halloween costumes, the do-gooders among us have already taken many an opportunity to make us look lame, rebuilding the world through Habitat for Humanity and Alternate Spring Break programs.


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Movin' Out

As the time fast approaches to double-bolt our Beige abodes, the question arises, what do we do with all of our stuff?


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On the Road Again

New York: New York Botanical Gardens www.nybg.org The New York Botanical Gardens is an impressive spectacle.



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Summer Syllabus

Marisha Pessl Special Topics in Calamity Physics, 2006 After reading the first two paragraphs of Marisha Pessl’s debut novel, you will want to throttle the narrator.


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Mom Knows Best

Sometimes in restaurants, when my mom wants to get the waiter’s attention, she raises her hand gingerly, ever so slightly, a gesture so demure that it’s guaranteed to go undetected by not only the waiter, but by everyone but me.


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Earth to Disney

Cashing in on Earth Day, Disney brings us Earth, a nature documentary chronicling the trials and tribulations of various adorable critters.


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Wright on the Money

Street: Why was it so important for you to use volunteer members of the homeless community as extras? Joe Wright: I felt I had no absolutely right to speak for them and just pick their lives without their involvement.


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Tokyo Drift

Wind enters through an unclosed window, disturbing an otherwise serene home. This opening scene of Tokyo Sonata foreshadows the storm brewing in the Sasaki family.


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Silence in the Classroom

Every Monday and Wednesday in a small classroom in Williams Hall, a group of 13 students settles into a semi-circle waiting for class to start.


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From the Editor: 4.16.09

Twas the day before Fling, and up to campus’s edge, Not a creature was stirring, not even a pledge. The booze had been smuggled into the Quad with care, In hopes the RAs wouldn’t know it was there. The students in class wished they were in their beds, With visions of fried Oreos dancing in their heads. Tonight’s festivities would include a downtown jaunt, Mashups and dancing at our fave nighttime haunts. Papers and exams seemed so very far away, Kegs and eggs is how kids would choose to start their day. Friday would bring inflatables and the yummiest of food, A cappella performances would help complement the mood. Fling wouldn’t be complete without a funnel cake or two, Not to mention a trip to the Zete petting zoo. The DP’s Quad booth promised photos and more, Oh, there’s such well-deserved fun in store! The Green would be filled with lots of earthly delights, (Study the back of our insert so you don’t miss the sights.) When nighttime cometh, Akon would take the Fling stage, With the Guster boys in tow (check out our first insert page). But be wary, dear reader, of your Flungover state, Make good choices, drink water, be smart and be safe. And when Sunday comes, there is one thing you must do: Submit lots of Shoutouts, we want to hear from you! Stage Five Flinger, Julia


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Raindrops on Roses and Flowering Plants

Going to school in an urban environment like good ol’ Philly satisfies many a desire, offering art museums, happening restaurants and establishments for dancing our asses off.


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Gogh See It!

An artistic genius and an incredibly haunted and complex man, Vincent Van Gogh remains one of the most accomplished artists in history.


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OLD MACDONALD HAD A ZOO?

“We should talk.” Despite the intention that Anne communicates in this opening line, as the play progresses we realize it ironically veils her truthful non-verbal urges.