ShutterButton: Do You Put Out?
(11/21/08 3:42pm)
On November 20, 2008, members of Relay for Life at Penn hold The Great American Smokeout, an event to help people quit smoking.
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On November 20, 2008, members of Relay for Life at Penn hold The Great American Smokeout, an event to help people quit smoking.
This is part two of an ongoing series to introduce you procrastinators to the wonderful world of the blogosphere, one blog at a time.
As the preceding video by The Onion (a fake news website) points out, there is a lot of crap out there in the world of Youtube. Sometimes, though, there are glimmers of hope that remind us all that there are still some people out there who make videos laced with creativity, humor, and well-planned execution.
Yes, the new CVS is a CVS. It's nice and clean, it's close for off-campus students who don't want to venture to 43rd and Spruce, and like I said, it's a CVS. Yay.
But, now that I'm a senior and because I will be leaving campus in about six months, I see no point in holding it back anymore. I've decided it's time. It's time to confront this issue and move on with my life. Deep breath.
As much as we at Under the Button would love for you to spend all of your time surfing the awesome posts of this awesome blog, the blogosphere has so, so, so much to offer. Therefore, in the spirit of destroying everyone's productivity during the lull between midterms and finals, I would like to share a fun and interesting blog I stumbled upon a few days ago: Craigslisting.
Walking to Fisher-Bennett Hall on Monday afternoon, I saw this guy:
The Quaker cheers on the Penn Football team to a 14-9 victory! According to sources, the Penn Band bus forgot the mascot back at Penn's campus, leaving the Quaker to find his own ride to the game in Princeton. Way to go, Penn Band.
Spotted at the corner of 41st and Sansom.
Since hundreds of you stormed out of your rooms onto Locust Walk as soon as the prediction was made (and since you clearly rely on this blog for all your election news), here are the speeches you may have missed from both candidates Tuesday night:
Is anyone else watching the CNN election coverage right now? If not, turn to the channel tonight to watch a scene reminiscent of Star Wars: A New Hope, where Princess Leia, via R2-D2's hologram capabilities, seeks aid from Obi-Won Kenobi (wow, I really nerded myself out for this post).
With the state of the economy these days, it seems even celebrities are contemplating major career changes.
I swear this is my last post about the Phillies winning the World Series (I don't even like baseball, what am I doing?). In case you missed it, Chase Utley proudly proclaimed the following on live television after the Phillies Parade this past Friday:
It is a great week to be a Penn student. It's only Saturday afternoon, and my week so far (which has been very similar to many others) has already seen two back-to-back all-nighters for two back-to-back midterms, the Phillies championship, a riot, a Bloomers show, Halloween, and Homecoming. I haven't had a full night's sleep since Monday night and my body (liver) hates me, yet there is nowhere else I would rather be right now.
If you're a human being possessing minimal cognitive abilities and live in Philadelphia, you, of course, are aware that the Phillies won the World Series, bringing home the city's first major sports title since 1983. I decided to hit up Center City to catch all the post-game action. For a minute-by-minute rundown of the chaos that happened last night, check this out.