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Courtney Guth


ARTICLES

Folly-Bergere

Nestled between a series of shops, grocers and hairdressers on 17th and Sansom, Petulia’s Folly hardly belongs in the dark alley in which it is located.

Home Sweet Home

Upon our arrival to Old City on a rainy Wednesday evening, we were immediately welcomed by Chloe’s charming storefront and warm lighting that peeked out from the inside.

Ahoy, Matey

Sailor Jerry’s name is painfully appropriate. Walk into the boutique and you will be greeted by blaring music, octopus-shaped chandeliers and oversized plastic fish mounted on the wall. To fully appreciate the shop, you must understand the story behind it.

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.

All Fired Up

Growing up, rainy days typically meant a trip to the movies or a lazy day spent in bed. On special occasions, however, we would travel to the local do-it-yourself pottery place.

Extraordinary Simplicity

Sometimes simple is exactly what you need, and Audrey Claire (20th and Spruce St.) delivers just that.

We All Need Our Time in the Spotlight

If Penn has taught us anything, it’s that college students will never turn down an excuse to party.

Roll Out The Red Carpet

Amidst the uncertainty and ambiguity that accompanies every new year, there is one constant we can always count on.

Scrab-tacular

No matter how too-cool-for-school you think you are, there's one dorky pastime even the toughest of us Ivy League badasses can't pass up.
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