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Winning Thoughts From a Two Year Old
Woohoo! DT is two! This week we’re celebrating the second anniversary of Dueling Tampons! DT is now connecting the largest group of alumni, undergrads and pre-Penn peeps in one place. And this year we’ve also seen more people from high school reaching into the DT community as prospects interested in Penn. Maybe this year’s influx […]
He’s Won Two Prestigious Grants For His Tasty Short Film
More news of Hollywood alumni working together. Jake Avnet (C’05, Co-Chairman of Undergraduate Film Advisory Board, Founder of the Lecture Series, “Talking Film”) produced a short film called LAST MEAL with Penn alum writer Tracy Park (W’05), Micah Fitzerman-Blue (Harvard grad), and director Mark Stern (Princeton grad). This short film has been the recipient of two very prestigious […]
Leaving Penn: A Bittersweet Memory Video Retrospective
It was THIS sort of day that convinced you to come to Penn. You got accepted. You really, really wanted to live HERE but may have wound up living HERE and then later HERE. You moved in. You’ve walked by THESE a million times …looking, tearing and promoting. You’ve heard Mask and Wig do Tuition…a […]
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Interested in advertising on DuelingTampons.com? Bringing community to alumni & undergradsDuelingTampons presents exclusive daily content bringing readers an insider’s view of: Hollywood & New York success stories of Penn alumni and undergrads in film, television, music, publishing, plus more! On and Off Campus photos and videos of Penn’s past and present Message Boards chock full […]
Tuesday Tips: Advice on Becoming a Published Novelist
Earlier today, I posted about Allison Winn Scotch’s (C’95) novel The Department of Lost and Found. While the book’s story was intriguing, an even more intriguing story is how Allison actually became a published novelist. Like many creative careers, it’s a story of perseverance. I’ve been speaking with Allison over the past few weeks and […]
Alumni & Undergrad Advice to Prospects: Why We Chose Penn
One of my reasons above After I posted my Now and Then Thursdays: Accepted at Penn article, I got the following email from high school senior Carissa Clark: “Hi again – so I was just watching the video you posted and saw underneath that you were accepted into both Cornell and Penn. I have the […]
