From the Editor's Desk
+ This is now: Summer in the City!

New from Campus Philly
+ Arts & Entertainment:"Carousel"
+ Arts & Entertainment: Jam on the River
+ Food: Dangers of Late-Night Eating
+ Professional: Scoring an Internship
+ Sports & Rec: UPenn Lacrosse Run Ends

Upcoming Events
+ Odunde Festival
+ Philly Pride Parade and Festival
+ The Commerce Bank Triple Crown of Cycling
+ Strategies for Successful Job Interviewing

Discounts
+ Luna Theater
+ 2nd St. Cafe
+ Constitutional Walking Tour

Volunteer
+ EPI Youth Conference
+ Canvas Clash

Career Philly
+ Lernia Training Solutions
+ Northeast Family YMCA
+ Delphic Sage LLC

FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK

This is now: Summer in the City!

Graduates have received their pricey papers, Memorial Day weekend has come and gone, and warm temperatures are finally here to stay. Although it won't be official until June 21, summer has definitely arrived!

There is a LOT to do in Philly this summer, so don't let yourself succumb to a Wii-filled night in the air conditioning. Get out there! You can start by penciling in *tonight* as the first First Friday of the summer, which means that art galleries are opening their doors to the beautiful weather and people on the sidewalks. Enjoy!

BTW, to help you maximize Philly's summer-fun potential, we at Campus Philly have created a special summer edition of our venue guide, the Notebook. We're distributing it to summer interns working at area companies, but if you don't fall into that group and you'd like to request one, shoot me an e-mail and I'll hook it up!


- Nicole Woods, La Salle '06

COUNTING PEDESTRIANS IN CENTER CITY, JUNE 15-22

The Center City District is seeking to hire ten people to aid in our yearly pedestrian count survey throughout Center City for one week in June.

Training will be conducted on Friday, 6/15 at 3PM. Counts will begin the following Monday, 6/18 through Friday, 6/22. Counting will take place from 11:30 to 2:30, and finishing up by 3PM. In case of inclement weather, make up days will occur the following week.

Counters will be paid $10/hour. If you are 18 or older and are available, interested and reliable, please submit your résumé and/or questions regarding this project to: John Rials, Assistant Manager of Research & Analysis, Center City District, 215.440.5522 or JRials@CenterCityPhila.org

NEW FROM CAMPUS PHILLY

A and E | "Carousel"
Brittany Sturges takes a ride with the Walnut St. Theatre's production of this classic merry-go-round love story.

A and E | Jam on the River
Brittany Sturges attends Philly's annual summer inauguration and ends up with a sunburn more memorable than the performances.

Food| Dangers of Late-Night Eating
Erin Pollock investigates the commonly held belief to see if late-night noshing really causes weight gain.

Professional| Scoring an Internship
Clare Herlihy highlights local internship opportunities that are so interesting they make it fun to work for free.

Sports| UPenn Lacrosse Run Ends
Sara Gamble profiles the women's team's accomplishments and amazing opportunity to play a home game in the Final Four.

UPCOMING EVENTS


Friday, June 1


Fall Out Boy
With a new album, Infinity on High, Fall Out Boy comes to the Tweeter Center.

Philadelphia Phillies vs. San Francisco Giants
Come cheer for the Phillies as they start their series against the Giants.


Saturday, June 2



Canvas Clash @ Whole Foods Rooftop on South St., 2-7PM. Live art, DJs, and dance for FREE this Saturday! Featuring DJ Phsh, Luke Raws, and Shawn Ryan and free food from Qdoba.


Behind-the-Scenes Tour of USS Olympia & USS Becuna
Tour the 1892 Cruiser OLYMPIA and see her triple expansion steam engines. Then, make your way through the tight quarters of the WWII submarine BECUNA.

UC Green Plant Swap
Neighbors are invited to come and receive 1 - 2 FREE plants, or swap any plants you have some to give away.


Sunday, June 3


Portuguese Heritage Festival
Featuring folk dancing groups Tama Alto, Casa do Ribatejo, and Culturas de Portugal; and live music from Diversao and Ironbound.

The Dr. Howard Mazer Memorial Strides for Stroke 5K Run/Walk
This year's event expects over 1,200 runners and walkers. All money raised stays in this region for critically needed programs and services.


Monday, June 4


John Kerry and Teresa Heinz Kerry
Did you know that the former presidential hopeful and his wife are leading enviornmental activists? They will be speaking about their new book, This Moment on Earth, at the Library.

Schuylkill River Sojourn
This guided canoe and kayak trip will take you from Schuylkill Haven to Philadelphia in seven days. You'll visit campsites, enjoy unique programs and entertainment, and meet new people.


Tuesday, June 5


Healthcare Career Fair
Local healthcare employers will be looking for people to fill positions at all levels.

WXPN Philly Local Night
This night will create a Philly local style recreation of the The Beatles' Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album in its entirety!


Wednesday, June 6


John Updike
Updike’s Terrorist is a caustic and empathic rendering of an alienated post-9/11 sensibility in the person of Ahmad Ashmawy, a high school student in the working class city of New Prospect, NJ.

Kimmy Cantrell and Verna Hart: "Kindred Spirits"
This exhibition is a creative blend of two- and three-dimensional works of art.


Thursday, June 7


Drexel University Photography Senior Thesis Exhibition
See the Drexel University Photography Senior Thesis Exhibition, featuring work of the 2007 graduates.

Kings of Leon
To promote the 2007 release, Because of the Times, Kings of Leon is coming to the Electric Factory, with The Features and Snowden.


Friday, June 8


DanceBOOM
The DanceBoom Festival features three weeks of amazing contemporary dance performances, some spilling outside to the Avenue of the Arts!

Odunde Festival
This traditional festival, whose concept originates from the Yorba people of Nigeria, celebrates the coming of another year for African Americans and Africanized people around the world. 


Saturday, June 9


40th Street Summer Series
Hosted by Terri Shockley, this series presents the Anne Marie Mulgrew & Dancers Company, Underground Danceworks, the West Philadelphia Orchestra, and Unidos da Filadelphia.

Philadelphia in the Movies Tour
Includes a run up the Rocky steps and stops at other iconic Philadelphia film locations. It's the ultimate experiential tour of ‘behind the scene’ anecdotes!


Sunday, June 10


Philly Pride Parade and Festival
The Parade begins at 13th and Locust and ends at Penn's Landing, the festival location, and the best gay pride spot in the country.

The Commerce Bank Triple Crown of Cycling
This race puts professional riders to the test with 156 miles around the city. There will also be festivities and block parties for non-riders to enjoy.


Monday, June 11


Hot Soup Glass Studio's Bead and Jewelry Show 2007
Local artists show off their skills with torchworking and fusing designs. Pieces include earrings, necklaces, pendants, beaded wine-stoppers, pens & letter-openers.

Philly Rising Open Stage
World Cafe Live's weekly Open Stage, hosted by Bruce Torres at Upstairs Live, is open to all local artists who sign up to perform.


Tuesday, June 12


Strategies for Successful Job Interviewing
This interview skills seminar is led by Rick Berry, Harvard MBA and CEO of Interviewing for Success. Learn all the secrets of an effective interview!

The Four of Us
David and Benjamin, friends and aspiring writers, run into more success than they ever imagined. Can they figure out how to make room for the accolades without losing each other in the process?


Wednesday, June 13


Machines, Machines, Machines, Machines, Machines, Machines
This show reveals the bunker of three paranoid brothers so fixated on protecting themselves from the outside world that they become the objects of suspicion themselves.

The Philly Fan
This one-man, tour-de-force show by Tom McCarthy takes audiences on a hilarious journey through Philadelphia’s sports history of the last fifty years.


Thursday, June 14


The Cabal at O'Neals
The Cabal performs Chicago-style improv that takes audience members on a spontaneous ride through crazy worlds brought to life by audience suggestion.

Skin in Flames
Intriguing mystery and sexuality mark this dramatic thriller, in which a famous photojournalist returns to the country where his career was launched during a brutal civil war.



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.

Luna Theater, Walnut Street Theatre-Studio 5, 825 Walnut St.
Now, anyone under 30 years-old can get half-priced tickets to any show. Just show proof of age at the door, or order tickets online. Tickets are $10 on Wednesday nights, $15 other nights.

2nd Street Cafe, The Gallery at Market East, 10th & Market
When you're shopping at The Gallery, make sure to get lunch at 2nd Street Café. You’ll get 10% off your food bill with your CP Discount Tag. 

Constitutional Walking Tour, Independence Visitor Center
Buy one full-price adult ticket, get one FREE! Follow in the founding fathers’ footsteps with this constitutional guided walking tour perfect for a summer day! 



VOLUNTEER

Employer-Paid Internships (EPI) Youth Conference
Sign up to be a volunteer facilitator during the EPI Youth Conference on Saturday, June 23rd from 8am to 4:30pm. The conference will be filled with info. and activities that help youth prepare for work and develop the skills that promote workplace success.

Interested? Contact Stephanie Gambone, Director for School Support  at the The Philadelphia Youth Network, at 267-502-3726 or sgambone@pyninc.org


Volunteer with Canvas Clash this Summer!
Canvas Clash will take place on the rooftop parking lot of Whole Foods Market every first Saturday afternoon from 2-7pm on 6/2, 7/7, 8/4. Canvas Clash is a gathering hub for artists, cultural enthusiasts, and music lovers of all backgrounds to unify and interact with one another.

Please email Chris@freshout.us if you're interested in volunteering.

CAREER PHILLY

Lernia Training Solutions
Sales and Marketing Paid Internship
Seeking an intern to help with contacting potential new clients, sending out marketing correspondence, and setting first point-of-contact meetings with potential new clients.

Northeast Family YMCA
Paid Internships
Four interns needed to receive incoming calls, assist callers, provide information on programs and memberships, and ensure member retention and satisfaction.

Delphic Sage LLC
Web Design Paid Internship
A college senior or graduate of a Graphic or Web Design program is needed to design web sites and user interfaces; create production art; and help with construction and maintenance of sites.



Contributors to the Click
Editorial: Nicole Woods, Brittany Machikas
Design: Jon Herrmann, Justine Brining
Business: Michelle Freeman, Jon Herrmann, Isabelle Bicaci

To write or apply for an editorial internship at Campus Philly, contact Nicole Woods: nicole@campusphilly.org

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For advertising and sponsorship inquiries, contact: Michelle Freeman

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