Thursday, November 1, 2007
This Week In THE CLICK
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From the Editor's Desk
+ For the record: You know you want one.
Student Leaders Conference
Work for Campus Philly
+ Editorial Interns
+ Calendar Events Coordinator
New from Campus Philly
+ Student Service Conference
+ Fantasy Sports Obsession
+ The London Grill
+ Daphne
Loves Derby
Dash
for Democracy: Register Now
Upcoming Events
+ First Friday
+ Dash for Democracy
+ Thursday
+ Election Day
+ First Person Festival
Free Day @ Franklin Institute: Nov. 17th
Discounts
+ Philly Fun Guide
Career Philly
+ Comcast
+ Tassco, LLC
+ PMG
FROM THE EDITOR'S
DESK
FOR
THE RECORD: Apologies for the multiple emails
Hey Campus Philly members. We apologize that last week some of you got a ton of emails from us. Our computer systems had a problem that is now fixed, and we think everything should work now. If you continue to get more than one email per week, please e-mail webmaster@campusphilly.org.
Also, the same computer problem caused our web calendar to be innacurate. So if you used our calendar this week, it is now correct but it was previously giving the wrong dates for a couple events. Again, we're sorry and it should all work now.
Can we still be friends?
- Love, Campus Philly
WORK FOR CAMPUS PHILLY
Editorial
interns- Internships
will be available for the spring semester at Campus Philly for academic
credit. If you're majoring in english, commmunications, journalism or
photography and are interested in gaining some experience, please email
Brittany Sturges for more
information.
Calendar
Events Coordinator- Off-campus
work study candidates wanted to work as a calendar events coordinator.
The job would include looking up event information in and around the city
and updating our database with the events. If interested, please email
Brittany Sturges.
Student Leaders Conference
@
Temple University
Student Activities Center
Saturday
Saturday,
November 10
10AM-4:30PM
Campus Philly and PHENND will be hosting the First Annual Student Services Leaders Conference on Saturday, November 10, 2007. Both organizations seek to bring together highly involved college students from the Philadelphia area around topics stemming from extracurricular service and service learning.
Interested in attending? To register, click HERE.
NEW FROM CAMPUS PHILLY:
Community|
Student Service Conference
Leyla Eraslan shares information on the upcoming student service conference
and the impact it will have for our community.
Sports| Fantasy Sports Obesession
Sara J. Gambale explains the obsessive nature behind the fantasy sports
games and how it can affect your personal life.
Food|
The London Grill
Rachael Hidalgo reviews this cozy restaurant
that specializes in London cuisine.
A
& E| Daphne Loves Derby
Stella Accardo interviews the Washington-based
band, Daphne Loves Derby after their concert at the Trocadero.
Dash for Democracy
Saturday, November 3, 2007
9am @ Independence Mall
Register
for Philadelphia Runner’s 2nd Annual Dash for Democracy 5K Run
and Walk -- the only road race that gives your voice legs by encouraging
participants to wear their hearts on their sleeve… In addition
to cash prizes for the top finishers, the CN8-sponsored Democracy Award
rewards the largest team with $2,000.00 for the nonprofit of their choice,
with additional prizes sponsored by TD Banknorth and Power 99.
The Campus Philly student rate for the Dash is only $15 with the coupon
code “dashstu” when registering online or at Philadelphia
Runner located at 16th and Sansom. More information at www.dashfordmeocracy.org.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Friday, November 2
Terror
Behind the Walls
Come out for Terror Behind the Walls, on location at the Eastern State
Pentitentiary. Come check out The Experiement (in 3-D), Intake, 13 Rooms,
Night Watch and the all-new attraction, Lock Down. The only thing scarier
than this is
First
Friday
If one event brings out college students faithfully, it's this. It also
brings out art lovers, people-lovers and Philly-lovers alike who look
forward to viewing the work of several galleries and museums.
Red
Bull: Art of Can
Come view the artwork,
which was created solely from Red Bull cans. This exhibit, which will
be on display from Oct. 20 to Nov. 2, will be the first of two exhibits
this year.
Saturday, November 3
Dash
for Democracy
.Come out for the second annual Dash for Democracy and get a chance to
voice your opinion on the topics you care about most. There will be several
prizes offered for the top finishers; the team with the most participants
with the same issues/causes will receive $2,000 to donate to the nonprofit
of their choosing.
Saosin
California screamo rockers, Saosin, will headline; Norma Jean, Alexisonfire
and Envy on the Coast will also perform.
Art
and Ancient Writing in Egypt
Vanessa Smith, Ph.D. candidate in Egyptian Archaeology, will guide an
Egyptian-themed gallery tour.
Sunday, November 4
Thursday
New Brunswick rockers, Thursday will headline the Fillmore; Portugal the
Man and Circle Takes the Square will also perform.
Eagles vs. the Cowboys
Watch Donovan McNabb and the Philadelphia Eagles take on the long-time
rivals, the Dallas Cowboys.
Tokyo
Rose
New Jersey pop rockers,
Tokyo Rose will headline in support of their latest album; The Scenic,
National Product, Before Their Eyes and Rosematter will open.
Monday, November 5
Movie
Monday Presents: Dirty Dancing
The classic 80s film,
Dirty Dancing will be shown as the Movie Monday showing. Starring
Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey. (1987)
Philly
Rising Open Stage
This is not your average open mic night.
Matt White
New York acoustic performer, Matt White, will headline this special all-ages show to promote his new album.
Tuesday, November 6
Election Day
Do you want to help make a difference? Do you want your voice heard on
a certain topic? Make sure you go out and vote today; one vote can make
all the difference.
The
Spill Canvas
South Dakota rockers, The Spill Canvas will headline in support of their
2007 release. Meg & Dia, The Treaty of Paris and PlayRadioPlay! will
perform
Peter
Pan
J.M. Barrie's
beloved story, Peter Pan will take you to the far-off lands of
Never Never Land. All of your favorite childhood characters will be brought
to life on the stage of the historic Walnut Street Theatre.
Wednesday, November 7
Colbie
Caillat
L.A. acoustic rocker, Colbie Caillat, will perform tracks from her new
album, including her debut single, "Bubbly." Also performing
will be Brett Dennen and Jeremy Lister.
Resumé
Writing Workshop
Albright students— meet in the Career Development Center and have
the experts give you advice on how to put together your resumé.
Vinyasa
Yoga
Need to get rid of any stress from midterms? Then make sure you check
out the six-class yoga session offered at the Museum
of Archaeology and Anthropology. There is a drop-in fee (space permitting)
of only $15 per class!
Thursday, November 8
First
Person Festival
The First Person Festival features a variety of events from readings and
discussions with major authors, screenings of a number of documentaries,
food-related events, visual art exhibitions and a Grand Slam, featuring
the winners of the popular Story Slam series.
Quips
PA indie rockers, Quips will celebrate the release of their new CD; Meta
and Slacks will also perform.
The
Trolleyvox
Local indie rockers, The Trolleyvox, will perform, along with Canadian
Invasion and Trentalange.
Free Preview of The Franklin Institute’s Newest Exhibit!
We’re all made up of a thousand little stories, what are yours? Identity: An Exhibition of You opens at The Franklin Institute Saturday, November 17 and college students get in FREE!
The first 100 students to check in at the Box Office receive free IMAX tickets for that day! IMAX Tickets also available for purchase for $4!!!!!
Offer valid November 17, 2007 ONLY. Must present college ID at Box Office. More info., visit: www.fi.edu/collegeday.
DISCOUNTS
Philly
Fun Guide
Get 1/2 price tickets with PhillyFunGuide.
Check out this week's Funsavers HERE!
CAREER PHILLY
Log onto www.careerphilly.com
to apply for the following internships:
Comcast Spotlight
Full-time paid position
Responsiblities will include scheduling and maintaining Internet
advertising, troubleshooting issues, interacting with the sales staff
and maintaining reporting schedules for the Interactive Sales Team. Applicants
should have a college degree (or equivalent work experience), able to
work ina fast-paced enviornment and have advanced PC skills, including
Flash, Excel, Access and HTML coding.
Tassco,
LLC
Paid Internship
Intern will be responsible for assisting in reviewing the
website, advertising, communication with vendors and customers, budgeting
and more. The internship starts in January 2008 and ends in April.
PMG
Paid Internship: Marketing
Intern responsibilities include web content development and
management, working on branding and identity, direct mail and more. The
internship will be approximately 20 to 40 hours per week; salary is negotiable.
To apply, please send your resumé and cover letter, via email,
to info@pmginc.net
Contributors to the Click
Editorial: Brittany Sturges
Design: Jon Pish, Justine Brining
Business: Michelle Freeman, Jon Herrmann
To write or apply for an editorial internship at Campus Philly, contact
Brittany Sturges
To submit events and announcements, contact:Brittany Sturges
For advertising and sponsorship inquiries, contact:
Michelle
Freeman
Campus Philly needs promoters and interns! E-mail Kara Ashe for more info.
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