Review
BEST OF PENN 2011
Here at Penn, we are all trying to be the best at something. Everyone you meet on Locust has lined up the next crowning achievement he or she’s going to strive for: the top grade in Accounting 101, the chair of a performing arts institution, the captainship of a sports team or an appointment to a prestigious senior society.
Feeling Small
With his striking photography, Penn grad Tetsugo Hyakutake humbles humanity in the face of its own colossal creations.
Review: Dutch Eating Place
Dutch Eating Place serves up no–fuss food for cheap.
Review: Miral
Overwrought political commentary weighs down a soaring cast.
Review: Source Code
Somebody save Jake Gyllenhaal from his agent.
Review: Win Win
Superb script and cast make for a stellar comedy.
XOXO, WILLIAM EARLE
Exposing the ‘awkward’ human truth under the mask of elitist culture.
Review: The Music Never Stopped
At least he learns to love the Grateful Dead.
Fashion as Sculpture
With his exquisite fashion–sculptures, designer Roberto Capucci pushes the limits of fashion into the realm of art.
Review: Generationals
In Blink, Malcolm Gladwell wrote about a phenomenon that worried Coca–Cola execs: Coke was losing to Pepsi in blind sip tests.
Review: Sucker Punch
Powerful visuals pack a punch but can’t obscure sucker of a plot.
Review: The Farm and the Fisherman
The Farm and the Fisherman offers a classy way to show you care.
Review: Matrix Series at the Wexler Gallery
Wexler Gallery's newest exhibit calls for a reflection on the elegance of glass and the magic of intricate detail.
Review: Femme Fatale by Britney Spears
Pop diva returns to femme form.
Review: Kill the Irishman
Fightin' Irish almost hit their mark.
