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You’ve seen this Penn Alum’s “Apple” commercials during the Olympics
If you’ve been watching the Olympics, you probably have seen standup comedian Josh Rabinowitz’s (C ’10) commercial as the “Apple Genius” helping people out in some funny situations. After the jump check out all 3 of his commercials! Speaking of Penn alumni and the Olympics, remember this alum’s commercial from the 2008 Olympics? […]
Augmenting My Reality: My Project for the Olympics (VIDEO)
As you may have noticed, over the past 2 months I haven’t been posting on DT as frequently as I would like. The reason for this is because I was producing some very cool a u g m e n t e d r e a l i t y (“AR”) projects that have […]
Gabriel Mann’s Music Gets Supersized for the Olympics
Penn is being represented in the Olympics in more ways than one. Yesterday, Susan Francia (C’04) was one of the eight who won the gold in rowing for the United States. There’s also news of another Penn alumnus who has been part of the Olympics stage as well. If you’ve been watching the Olympics, chances […]
Penn Alumni You Should Know About: Vol. 16
[ssba] Daylight savings means longer days, and these Penn alums are putting all that extra time to use. Check out the hardworking alumni who have been logging hours on all kinds of projects lately.
He Transformed His Fraternity Days Into a Business …and He Needs Your Vote
Back in the day I remember passing Sigma Chi and the guys would always be playing some sort of Volleyball game with beer cups in their hands. Well Sigma Chi alum Brent Wagner (C’04) decided to turn those days into a business for which he is now in the running to win $50,000 …and he […]
We’ve Been Watching This Penn Alumna(!) Interview Michael Phelps
I’ve been covering all sorts of “Penn in the Olympics” news all week at DT and now I’ve got some more! Andrea Kremer (C’80), the reporter that interviewed all the Olympic swimmers, including Michael Phelps after each and every gold medal he won in Beijing, is a Penn alumna! She’s worked for ESPN before switching […]
