From the Editor's Desk
+ For the record: An record-breaking loss

40th St Summer Series: Saturday, 7/14!

New from Campus Philly
+ Professional: Building Credit After College
+ Arts & Entertainment: Brotherly Shove Fest
+ Food: Chill Out
+ Sports & Rec: Flyers Update
+ Arts & Entertainment: Pepper's Ghost at the WCL

Upcoming Events
+ 40th Street Summer Series
+ Mannafest One-Year Anniversary
+ Incommunicado
+ Boat to Bartram's Garden

Discounts
+ The Bridge Cinema de Lux
+ Siaani Saloon
+ Ben & Jerry's

Promotions
+ Free movie tickets: Hot Rod
+ Free movie tickets: Stardust
+ Free movie tickets: Charlie Bartlett

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK

For the record : A record-breaking loss

A baseball game is a great way to spend the hot summer evenings--especially when the final score can be considered record-breaking. If you haven't heard by now, the Philadelphia Phillies are currently one game away from losing their 10,000 game. Though it may not seem like a big deal or perhaps something to celebrate, it is. When the Phillies lose their next game, it will make them the only team in professional sports history to have lost that many games.

The Phillies will be playing a game this weekend and the outcome could change history.If anything, the loss can be considered a testament of how Philadelphians feel about their sports team. Love 'em or hate 'em, fans stick by their teams--and that's exactly what we're doing. It's just another reason why Philly is called the City of Brotherly Love.

- Brittany Sturges, Temple '08

The 40th Street Summer Series
Saturday, July 14th, 2-5pm

Join us this Saturday for sizzling performances from Philadelphia's top music talents at the 40th Street Field! Play games and win coupons and prizes from local restaurants and shops!

Event is FREE and open to all ages. The 40th Street Field is located next to the Walnut West Libraryat the corner of 40th and Walnut Streets. Save the date for our last event on Saturday, August 11th!

Click HERE for more information.

NEW FROM CAMPUS PHILLY


Professional | Building Credit After College
Clare Herlihy gives you some tips to start building your credit score and what things you should avoid.

A and E | Brotherly Shove Fest
Brittany Sturges reports on the local five-day music festival and the 50-plus bands that were there.

Food| Chill Out
Stacy Lipson shares her favorite smoothie recipe to help stay cool during the hot weather.

Sports|Flyers Update
Chris Sherwin gives you all the latest information on the newest addition to the Flyers.

A and E |Transformers
Erin Pollock explains if the movie will live up to old Transformers fans' expectations.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Friday, July 13


Vereda Cultural
Come and experiance the fun with stilt walkers, musicians, many handcrafted artworks, great food, music, art, shopping, and more!

Goodwill: The Flight of Emilio Carranze
The little known story of Emilio Carranza's flight from Mexico City to New York City, ending in a fatal crash in New Jersey's Pine Barrens on July 12th 1928 is explored in a documentary.


Saturday, July 14


40th Street Summer Series
The events feature a lively array of music ensembles, dance groups and artisans. The master of ceremonies will be Tu Phace.

Sidewalk Clearance Sale
Vamp will have a Sidewalk Clearance Sale every Second Saturday of the month to raise money for the charity of your choice.


Sunday, July 15


Trasher
With a self-described "thrash" sound, Trasher will headline the Troc; Pelvic Fury, Circadian Rising and Causatum will also perform.

Woofstock
Don't miss the Josh Dion Band, Fat City Reprise and Steve Laret perform at the World Cafe Live.


Monday, July 16


Book & The Cook: Summer
Andrew Schloss & David Joachim, authors of Mastering the Grill appear and sign books at Reading Terminal Market.

Bowling for Soup
You may know Bowling for Soup for their hits, "Girl All the Bad Guys Want" and "1985," but there are so many more--and here is your chance to hear them!


Tuesday, July 17


An Evening with Widespread Panic
All the way from Athens, Georgia, blues-rock band, Widespread Panic will be stopping by the Tower Theatre.

Fat City Reprise & Friends
Local funk-rock quartet, Fat City Reprise will be performing their weekly showcase in the Grape Room.


Wednesday, July 18


MANNAfests One-Year Anniversary: Historic Tour and Happy Hour
The event includes guided walking tour of historic Philadelphia courtesy of The Constitutional Walking Tour of Philadelphia followed by a one-of-a-kind happy hour at City Tavern!

Brighten
Ohio indie rockers, Brighten, will be headlining in support of their 2007 album, King vs. Queen.


Thursday, July 19


Power Networking at Dave & Buster's
Network with other young professionals at this popular business series at Dave & Buster's. The featured speaker is Brad Sisley of Stern & Eisenberg, LLP.

Screening Under the Stars Presents...
Screening Under the Stars will present the movie To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar, starring Wesley Snipes and Patrick Swayze.


Friday, July 20


Incommunicado
All the way from Pittsburgh, punk rockers Incommunicado will be headlining this evening's show at the Mill Creek Tavern.

PA Preferred Best Pennsylvania Chef Competition
Join us at Philadelphia's historic Reading Terminal Market when eight of our chefs vie to represent the Southeast Region at the statewide final in January.


Saturday, July 21


The Philadelphia Orchestra Neighborhood Concert
The Philadelphia Orchestra will return to Clark Park, University City's beloved community greenspace for a free neighborhood concert!

Matt Duke
With the upcoming release of his debut LP, "Winter Child," South-Jersey native Matt Duke is travelling across the Philadelphia area.


Sunday, July 22


Boat to Bartram's Garden
Leave Center City by boat and travel down the Schuylkill River to Bartram's Garden, America's oldest botanic garden.

Proven Worth
Philly pop-punk band, Proven Worth will headline this show at the Troc; also appearing will be Throws Like A Girl.


Monday, July 23


Motion City Soundtrack
If you have not seen Motion City Soundtrack live, this peformance is strongly ecnouraged! The Minneapolis pop-punk band puts on a high-energy performance - the crowd is on their feet at all times.

Movie Madness presents The Goonies
Join Chunk, Mikey, Data, and the rest of the gang on their quest for treasure! Goonies never say die!


Tuesday, July 24


Wissahicken Pops
Enjoy a free outdoor concert in the Ambler Savings Bank parking lot by the Upper Dublin School District's talented musicians.

Once Upon a Nation
Prepare yourself for a V.I.P. night…Colonial style! Enjoy a delicious, three-course meal at historic City Tavern, before heading out on an evening of adventure.


Wednesday, July 25


Taste of Philly Food Tour
This tour at Reading Terminal Market will give you the scoop on your favorite Philly treats, as well as the Reading Terminal Market itself.

Wicked: The Untold Story of the Witches of Oz
The story of how two unlikely friends become the Wicked Witch of the West and Glinda the Good Witch makes for the most spellbinding new musical in years.


Thursday, July 26


Social Philly's Young Professionals Entrepreneurs Networking Night
Are you a young entrepreneur in the Philadelphia area? If so, come meet like-minded people at SocialPhilly's Young Entrepreneurs Happy Hour.

The Brakes
These local alt-rockers will perform at the Northstar Bar!




DISCOUNTS

THE CAMPUS PHILLY DISCOUNT PROGRAM will save you money at many great locations in and around the city. Go to the Campus Philly Discounts Page to see a full list.

The Bridge-Cinema de lux, 40th and Walnut Streets
Gather up some friends and head down to University City for $7.50 student tickets at this ultra- modern cinema. Stop by the cinema’s 12 Lounge bar & restaurant for a full range of appetizers, pizzas, sandwiches, salads, wraps and a complete service bar. For show times go to www.thebridgecinema.com
  
Siaani Salon, 1517 Walnut Street
Need a haircut, hi-lights, facial waxing? Stop by Sianni Salon and receive a 20% student discount. Sianni Salon offers a wide range of professional hair care products to suit all your hair care needs.

Ben & Jerry’s
Summer is the perfect time for a cool treat. So Cool Down and stop by any Ben & Jerry’s in Philly and receive 10% off all scooped products, frozen drinks, and cakes. Visit www.benjerry.com



PROMOTIONS

Campus Philly wants to give you free movie passes for the following movies. Register for free tickets HERE.

Charlie Bartlett- An eccentric teenager gains popularity by becoming the student supplier of prescription drugs.He averts a potential collision with the school superintendent by helping the educator patch up his relationship with his daughter. Screening on July 30.

Hot Rod- When Frank falls ill, it's up to Rod to stage the jump of his life in order to save his step-father.The plan: Jump 15 buses, raise the money for Frank's heart operation, and then... kick his ass. Screening on July 31.

Stardust- From wicked witches to dashing princes, flying pirates to dueling swordsmen, magical spells to mystical destinies, it all adds up to a funny, romantic tale of true love and high adventure unlike any other. Screening on August 3.



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