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Shirtless, spandex-loving athletes compete at Penn
Last weekend, the Penn Relays (now in its 117th year) were in full force. Some factoids I didn’t really know: the event attracts more than 22,000 track and field stars from the junior high school, high school, college, senior and professional levels. Athletes from more than 60 countries participated in the three-day event. After the […]
We Now Have 1,000 Penn Videos!
As of my last post, we now have 1,000(!) Penn related videos on DuelingTampons.com! Categories include: ON CAMPUS Acapella Around Campus Class Projects Graduation Hey Day On Campus Construction On Campus Living Residences Penn Relays Performing Arts Sports Spring Flings Traditions UA & Class of 2011 Election Videos OFF CAMPUS Alumni Weekend Cool Penn Research […]
Every Year It’s The Cosby Show at Penn
Penn President Amy Gutmann with Bill Cosby at 2008 Penn RelaysOriginally uploaded by JackieE. A couple of weeks ago Penn President Amy Gutmann greeted Bill Cosby at the 2008 Penn Relays. Check out the 2008 Penn Relays videos here! Get the history behind the Penn Relays The 1996 Penn Relays: featured briefly in my student […]
Now and Then Thursdays: Stalking at Penn
For my “Now and Then Thursdays” series, I wanted to share one of my most favorite films I created back in 1996 about an obsessed woman who stops at nothing to find her man. Her man happens to be Waldo from the popular children’s book series and finding him on Penn’s campus may be a […]
2007: Reflecting with my Penn
It’s not often I pick up my personal pen about Penn. After the most surprising first year as editor/creator of DuelingTampons.com, I must thank you before hopping a flight to London to celebrate not just my birthday and the new year.. but the biggest gift of the year – DT turning 1 year old. As […]
Penn Nostalgia
busesOriginally uploaded by momo go. A photo I found on flickr of the buses lined up for the Penn Relays. …Always brings back that nostalgic feeling when I see that blue bridge (?) with the crest and “University of Pennsylvania”. That was the first thing I remember seeing when my parents first took me to […]
