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Trump Endorses Romney's Presidential Campaign– As CNN reports, Wharton alum and living, breathing combover Donald Trump won't launch his own independent campaign if his BFF Romney is chosen as the Republican nominee. In related news, who cares what Trump has to say about politics?
Penn's Famously Unfunny Comedienne Alumna Waxes Nostalgic– Yeah, Whitney Cummings, we're talking about you. Cummings praises Penn's diversity and calls herself a Philly gal because she's "you know, real" in today's Philadelphia Daily News.
Over 130 students recently participated in a video petition (in conjunction with an online petition) demanding the creation of an American Sign Language minor at Penn. The video has SAD and DRAMATIC music playing throughout but the people in it are smiling, so we're not sure how to feel.
As Foobooz reports, Rx, the popular brunch joint and purveyor of All Things Yummy, may be closed for good. Yup, the sign at right has been hanging in the 45th and Spruce door for over a week, and the restaurant hasn't returned any calls. Technical difficulties? We're gonna need a new prescription in the meantime.
It's the second full week of school, and you're preparing for the calm before the storm. Yeah, midterms? Already? What's up with that? Check out these neato events before you pretend to start studying.
The UA Has Been Found Guilty Of Last Semester's Charges– And now they're going to jail for forcing blindfolds and mimosas on freshmen. Just kidding– they have to go to alcohol and hazing educational sessions. Are they learning how to properly haze people or that hazing is Bad with a capital B? Take it away, DP!
Yesterday, the Arthur Ross Gallery, located immediately within the entrance to Fisher Fine Arts, opened its newest exhibition, In Material: Fiber 2012. The space is now host to a really stunning collection of objects made up of various fibers: hand-stitched paper, textiles and– yes– human hair. In fact, the wreath you are now looking at (courtesy of the gallery) is made entirely from dreadlocks. Our Brazilian Blowouts definitely can't do that.
What's with all the unofficial Penn gear? In a new campaign that makes sense to a resounding no one, Philly-based Abakus Takeout launched an Ivy League-themed holiday collection for those "who didn't make the grade." Penn is included, along with Brown, Princeton and those other schools, so if you want a new Penn hoodie that says "Abakus" across the front (Did you guys spot that typo?!?!), then go for it. You could probably bursar something very similar from the bookstore, but these clothes are FASHION because they're from a BOUTIQUE, so keep that in mind.
Update: Henry was found! Woohoo! Party at Henry's house!
Check out this gem from the 1960s, courtesy of the Digital Archives. We're using the word "gem" as loosely as possible here, because just look at this room. Just look at it! The red vinyl curtains. Those wine bottles. The Confederate flags. The PANDA? (Okay, we like the panda.) This dorm room was part of Sergeant Hall, which was built in 1900 and demolished 75 years later. Sergeant Hall who? #TeamHillHouse
New DP columnists Hayley Brooks and Ali Kokot penned a reaction to the presence of grinding on campus this afternoon, and while nothing seemed out of the ordinary at first, our jaws dropped when we arrived at the halfway point of the article:
Yup, it's that time of the year again. For those n00bz out there, Preceptorials are non-credit seminars organized by SCUE and taught by Penn faculty, graduate students and even some undergrads on a variety of topics. Preceptorials aim to foster an academic environment and instill a sense of educational values into the–
You Can Puck Frinceton For Just $10– Yeah, who do they think they are, rejecting us from their ivory towers? Show your outrage by donning a "Puck Frinceton" shirt to the Penn-Princeton game next week. You know, that game with the ball and the players who pass the ball and stuff? And there are goals or hoops probably? Maybe.
Hub Bub, the coffee truck, is back! After disappearing at some point within the past year, the beloved mobile Starbucks has posted up again in its usual spot on 38th and Spruce. Check it out, y'all!
Playlist Of The Week– Wanna hear some Cloud Nothings, Lykke Li and new material from our old friends Chairlift? Yeah, of course you do! Check out Street's Playlist of the Week.
OZ frosh Jesse Fink, one half of Upper West (Are you, like, from New York or something??????), has just released a frat rap music video. We know, we know, but this one has a Cavalier King Charles spaniel in it, so give it a chance.
Some Picasso à la pickaxe left this gem outside of one Beige Block house. That Native American sculpture? That's some pretty impressive ish! Wanna do a broken button for us next time?
Have you seen this sticky yellow-brown trail of an unidentified substance trailing through campus? Of course you have! This ish runs from 34th all the way past 39th, which is actually pretty impressive. We're currently taking bets on long it'll stay– a day? A week? Nah, probably a month. Gross. [Update: Turns out the offensive goo is actually an eco-friendly deicer made up of either molasses and salt or beet juice. Neat, eh?]
$9 Victory Cab Deal Is Off– Yup, Penn Transit has decided to cut their $9 flat-rate cab deal (for now), as the DP reports. Oof.
Marrakesh Express, previously of 44th and Chestnut, appears to have reopened to the public on 40th and Locust, transforming from an ugly caterpillar full-service restaurant to a ~beautiful butterfly~ food truck in the process. (...Did we just say that?) According to Meal Ticket, it was supposed to have opened in October, but this is the first we've heard of it. In any case, the Keshspress, which is an awful nickname we already regret publishing, promises to bring delicious "SHAWARMA+FALAFEL ON WHEELS" to the Penn community. We can't wait to try it out– we're salivating over the Yelp reviews. In the meantime, Crosby, Stills, and Nash, everyone!