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If you haven't voted yet, you might want to consider doing so soon. Like, in the next 5 hours. If campaign videos actually have a shot of influencing your decision, check our Mark Pan's (Which we actually like! Thank you for sparing us on the cheesy music unlike everyone else!) for UA VP, and another Grant Dubler for Prez video (after the jump).
If you haven't heard, there's a wee bit of drama concerning the Class of 2013 Board elections. In short: the class VP of Finance, Jake Shuster "The Money Booster" decided to run against the incumbent Jonathan Youshaei, who Shuster thinks didn't do a great job as prez. There was some email banter, and everyone was all, who do we endorse?! Some board members apparently said Youshaei was trying to get them to support him, and then there was apparently some form of peace treaty conference with the presidents of the older classes. Oh, politics. ANYWAY, Arthur Gardner Smith, Adam Behrens and Jibran Khan, the presidents of 2010, 2011 and 2012, respectively, announced that they're endorsing Shuster. Scandalous? Check out their endorsement of the Money Booster after the jump.
According to our pals over at City Paper's Meal Ticket, a new "tea bar" called Unitea is planning to open soon on 44th and Spruce, right by Tampopo and Local 44. The plan is to have around 25 teas from around the world, as well as fresh juices, sandwiches and such. And coffee too. It's hoping to open on March 29, so we'll be checking it out soon.
Our friends over at SPEC have confirmed that wristbands for the Spring Fling concert have officially sold out. In an hour and twenty five minutes. And we thought no one was excited about Snoop.
Remember when all those kids gathered on 40th Street last year? Looks like it's happening again today, the Division of Public of "has been made aware of." According to DPS,
The perks of having a class in the Engineering Quad (if you're a non-Engineer) are few and far between. But look what we found today in Levine Hall: really good free food!
And here's a friendly reminder that the semester is way too close to being over: advanced registration for the Sumer and Fall starts today. It's open until April 4.
Oh man, everyone is loving the nice weather! Everyone wants to sing! Counterparts even put on what seems to have been an impromptu enjoyed the sunshine for their concert preview on the High Rise field. Holy floral dresses and flip flops, it's Spring! (At least until it rains on Monday. Enjoy it while it lasts!)
Tipster Abigail Jonhston sends us this picture of some brave soul dressed up as an astronaut near the Tampons today. Um, is he dying of heat exhaustion?
Via Hill College House's Wikipedia page, we dug up this gem of a fact: "In common with other buildings constructed at the height of the Cold War, the basement of Hill contains a fallout shelter, which links to the University's utility tunnels." According to a 1996 DP article, "The Geology Department has used it for rock storage, Hill residents have filled it with personal belongings and several escaped pets reportedly call the tunnel home." Charming.
Yup. There's more on the Tom Green front. Thanks, IvyGate.
Well, actually...we think it might be kind of easy to be Tom Green. According to some reveling tipsters, the ComFest performer partied with students at an off-campus abode after his show in the Zellerbach Auditorium on March 3.
In the latest bout of ridiculousness at neighborhoodly market Fresh Grocer, we hear some more drama went down earlier this evening. Tipsters tell us they saw a man lying on the floor bleeding, possibly the result of violence. We'll let you know if any further updates surface.
As you may have heard, Penn grad Harold Ford Jr. isn't running for New York Senate. But before Ford was broadcasting his thoughts on the New York Times Opinion page, he was doing it in the Daily Pennsylvanian. And thanks to excellent archiving, we have two Op-Eds for your enjoyment. (We know the New York Daily News wrote about this a while back, but they didn't share the goods.)
Missing the Vag Mons already? Fear not. And meet the Penn Monlogues.
The dessert truck artists formerly known as Sugar Cube have officially changed their name to Sugar Philly Truck. Our guess is this would be the result of some copyright issues related to the Old City boutique of the same name.
If you have an Android phone, we're proud to announce the release of an Under The Button app! It's available for download now! The DP has one too.
From the hallowed walls of Van Pelt, a few fine lines of poetic verse:
After that whole UA reform spiel in the Fall where we voted to create a UA President, the time is finally here. There's a big, fancy, contested race! Say hello to your new friend, Grant Dubler.
And now, your semesterly Penn In Touch update: Fall classes are now available on P.I.T. Happy browsing!