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We’ve all been watching closely as Penn dental student and Bachelorette Ashley Hebert narrows down the search to find her one true love (SPOILER ALERT). Exciting though it is to live vicariously through our weekly dose of mock polygamy, we’re still left wondering: is there life after reality television? According to hollywoodlife.com, the answer is yes.
Alright guys, by this point you know the drill. Get your drinks ready, because Week Six of The Bachelorette is serious business.
Do you love drinking games (done right)? Do you enjoy making fun of mainstream television? Do you absolutely hate Bentley?
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It's no secret that the dudes and damsels of the 19th century were the snarky pranksters of the art world. While shoot offs, naked picnics and drinking games may initially come to mind when reminiscing back on (that cute boy you sat next to during) AP World History, a featured exhibit at the Philadelphia Museum of Art is here to remind you just how much old school style rules (and help you forget how much the painful sting of adolescent rejection drools).
We're all well-versed in excuses to skip that 9 a.m. lecture: "Oh, the professor won't know I'm gone," "I can just skim the powerpoint later," and our personal favorite, "I'm still drunk." And even though most of us expend 90% of our registration efforts avoiding these one-way tickets to struggle city, one recently published study advises otherwise.
Remember that one time HUP got super famous? Well, now The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia is cashing in on its 15 minutes.
If beer and cocktails just aren't your thing, don't worry--Philly's got your back. Beginning June 10th and ongoing indefinitely, Fairmount Park Art Association is presenting an outdoor audio tour of Philadelphia's public art titled Museum Without Walls: Audio.
ATTN: WHARTONITES--In what appears to be every future bank employee's nightmare (and every broke kid's wet dream), this Philly native and self-proclaimed vampire somehow succeeded in foreclosing on his local Wells Fargo. Though the clip is a bit drawn out and was, in fact, featured on Fox, it's worth checking out if you're that pre-frosh who's already started making a list of topics to discuss during ACCT 101 office hours (or if you just want to look at some really cool fangs).
In case you missed it, the second episode of The Bachelorette aired last night. This week, between clips of overdramatic music and close ups of dewy roses, Penn dental student Ashley Hebert survived three remarkably weird dates.
We see you: spooning your Breville Panini Press, wailing along to Josh Groban, bingeing on Beecher's "World's Best" Mac 'N' Cheese... you've officially gone off the deep end. And you're not alone--after Oprah's last show Wednesday, so has the rest of America.