ShutterButton: Just a Little Squeeze?
Don’t worry ICA Intercom, we’re not that kind of blog. We respect you. (Whoever stole the “ON” – thank you so much.)
ShutterButton: No Thank You!
This new advertising campaign is really challenging the idea that Cream & Sugar is sketchy. It’s a proven fact that nothing attracts customers like the promise of an encounter with a carnivorous reptile!
ShutterButton: Cleaning Ben Franklin
It’s just like the saying goes: a spongebath a day keeps the pain of being treated like a urinal away, while also helping to control the odor and delay corrosion of the metal.
(Photo by Paul Richards)
ShutterButton: What Was Up With This Car?
We caught this tricked out ride cruising around campus yesterday. What were they saying through those megaphones? Was it, as we hope, some type of KaraokeMobile and IF SO, how can we schedule a ride around town/performance of “Don’t Speak”?
We’re curious. Help us out, guys.
(Photo by Thomas Jansen)
ShutterButton: Breaking The Curse
This picture comes to us via DP alum/C’06 Jonathan Tannenwald’s Twitter. You know how they say you can break the Compass curse…
ShutterButton: Franklinia
Historic foliage on 42nd and Spruce.
ShutterButton: Back In The Day
Graduation used to be held in the Quad. We're jealous.
University of Pennsylvania commencement ceremony, 1953. Image courtesy of Life Magazine.
ShutterButton: Amish Or Tabard?
Green is the new black. An Amish couple and their son examine the Ben Franklin statue outside College Hall yesterday in color-coordinated outfits. Class of 2013, anyone?
ShutterButton: Flash Hail Storm
We were blitzed by a sudden thunderstorm this evening, complete with hail. I watched from a high rise lounge as the clouds bore down on us and the rain started to pour.
More pictures and a video after the jump.
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ShutterButton: Apparently It Snows In March. Madness.
Janice Dow caught this image of Locust Walk the last time it snowed, which we thought would be the last time it snowed.
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