FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK

FOR THE RECORD: Vote and get your voice heard.

Okay, so if you've been paying attention to the media, you know that there has been a lot of coverage on the presidential candidates and the various primaries and caucuses that happened this past Tuesday.

Speaking of voting...you may recall Campus Philly's publication, The Notebook—you know, that 74-page booklet with the red cover with all the cool places in and around the city that we think you should check out?

Yes, that one. So here's the deal: we want to know your thoughts. We'll be introducing a Reader's Choice category for our upcoming summer edition of The Notebook. The categories include:

- Arts and Culture
- Entertainment
- Food
- Community
- Jersey Shore  
- Sports & Recreation
- Shopping

If you'd like to submit your entries, feel free to email me with the information and perhaps, even a sentence or two about why you love it so much. As much as I hate to admit it, I don't know every single cool place (please don't tell, okay? I have a rep to maintain).

Deadlines for the Reader's Choice categories will be Friday, February 29, 2008.

- Brittany Sturges, Temple '08

THINK RINK! Blue Cross RiverRink

Skate to the music of live bands —or just play video games, eat, and drink hot cocoa. The rink also offers lessons, parties, group outings, & fundraisers for student organizations!

Receive $2 off with your Campus Philly tag or this e-mail (valid all season long, excluding Holiday week).

Blue Cross RiverRink is now located at Columbus Blvd. and Market St. It is open 7 days a week, through March 2, 2008. For directions & more info, check out: www.riverrink.com.
  

NEW FROM CAMPUS PHILLY:

Sports| Just Wing It
Matt Lettieri covers all the details of Wing Bowl XVI, from the contestants to the bizarre antics.

A & E| All That Remains
DaVonne Armstrong talks about the metal band's sold out performance at the Trocadero.

Sports| A Back-and-Forth Week
Colin Fry gives the latest on the Flyers' recent victories and losses of the week.

A & E| Persepolis
Lauren Macaluso reviews the animated foreign film that is based on a true account.

Community|Recycle Mania
Kim Sorren explains how this competition has gotten many of the local colleges and universities involved to help recycle.

KOOZA BY CIRQUE DU SOLEIL EXCLUSIVE OFFER FOR STUDENTS!

$31 TICKETS AVAILABLE!

KOOZA will wow you with acts that challenge the senses and keep your pulse pounding.

KOOZA comes to Philadelphia on May 8 thru June 1, 2008 under the Grand Chapiteau on Avenue of the Arts. CLICK HERE TO GET YOUR TICKETS!

UPCOMING EVENTS

Friday, February 8
The Redwalls
The Redwalls have a strong draw from The Beatles, Bob Dylan, and the contemporary comparisons to those artists (Dr. Dog, Rooney, The Broken West). All we know is that they're really good, and strongly recommended by the Campus Philly staff. Also playing is the excellent Matt Duke, local band The Swimmers, Andrew Lipke, and Takeover UK.

Trisha Donnelly
Trisha Donnelly's installation, which will be housed at the ICA until late summer, is the first U.S. solo exhibit of her work. Featuring various media, including sculptures, photos, drawings, paintings (and more), this exhibit is a chance to familiarize yourself with the San Francisco artist, whose works have been featured various times in Europe.


Saturday, February 9
Underground Railroad Tour
This tour guided by V. Chapman Smith, Regional Director of the National Archives Mid Atlantic Region, travels the emotional and spiritual battles men and women endured while venturing on the Underground Railroad.

Clark Park Farmers' Market
When it is nearly impossible to find an outdoor farmers’ market during the cold winter months, the Clark Park Farmers’ Market will be open. Located on 43rd and Baltimore, it will be open from 10AM until 2PM every Saturday throughout the end of April.


Sunday, February 10
Chinese New Year: Lion Dance and Parade
This year of the Rat will commence with lions and dragons parading the streets as firecrackers will fill the night sky. If you can’t make it to the traditional Lion Dance celebration on the 7th, try to make it to the continuation of the celebration on one of the following three Sundays at noon.

Second Annual Darwin Day and Evolution Teach
Come out for the second annual Darwin Day and Evolution Teach. This event will be held two days before Darwin's 199th birthday. In honor of him, the museum has planned various activities, including badminton, film, games, talks, a sneak peek at the museum's upcoming exhibit, "Surviving: the Body of Evidence," a birthday cake and more!


Monday, February 11
Aviva My Love: Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival
Go on an early Valentine’s Day date and attend the remarkable Aviva My Love, winner of the top Israeli Academy Prizes (English Subtitels). The film shows the struggle of a woman chasing her dream to become a novelist. However while in pursuit of her passion, Aviva faces countless obstacles including sexual politics, family entanglements and economic hardship

Philadelphia 76ers vs. Dallas Mavericks
The Sixers welcome one of the NBA's elite teams as Dirk Nowitzki and the Mavs visit the Wachovia Center.


Tuesday, February 12
"Wittenberg"
Director J.R. Sullivan brings his take on the new David Davalos story, Wittenberg. This comically skeptical approach to logic, faith and tennis is bound to bring laughs.

Penn vs. Princeton
Penn and Princeton sqare off in Ivy League men's basketball match-up.


Wednesday, February 13
"Ying Tong"
Taking the ideas of the BBC radio show, "The Goon Show," director Jiri Zizka brings Roy Smiles' production to the Wilma Theater. Heavily influencing monumental comedy shows like "Saturday Night Live", Monty Python, and even The Beatles, watch as the radio show goes from a cult favorite to a national favorite. Philadelphia is the first city in America to see this British production.

Temple vs. Rhode Island
The Temple men's basketball team looks for a big win against Rhode Island at the Liacouras Center.

Thursday, February 14
Sweetheart Week
Travel to the Longwood Gardens for a week-long Valentine’s Day celebration. Throughout the week the park will be filled with: romantic piano concerts, cooking demos designed for two, strolling violinists and more Valentine’s Day mood setters.

Winter Adventure Tours
Eastern State Penitentiary has never before conducted tours in the winter months because of the freezing weather conditions.The Winter Adventure Tours consist of a one-hour guided walk through the empty penitentiary complex, and include a cup of hot chocolate in the center surveillance hub. Each small group will be paired with an expert Eastern State tour guide.The tour route will generally include the cellblocks, center surveillance hub, baseball diamond, Al Capone’s Cell and Death Row.

ASB PHILLY STYLE!
APPLICATION DEADLINE, FEB. 15th

In 2008, Campus Philly will host its first Alternative Spring Break. This ASB will offer service-minded college students a seriously Philly break. Instead of spending tons of money on airfare, hotels, and tacky souvenirs, why not stay in the place you know and love and help your own community?

Visit www.campusphilly.org/asbphilly/ for more info or to apply.

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.


Philly Fun Guide
Get 1/2 price tickets with PhillyFunGuide. Check out this week's Funsavers HERE!

Suzanne Roberts Theatre, 480 S. Broad Street
Announcing the new Philadelphia Theatre Company's $10 student rush ticket program! The new $10 student rush ticket rate is available for any performance with unsold seats except Saturday evenings and Sundays. Students with valid ID must buy in person on the day of the performance at the Suzanne Roberts Theatre within various time frames. Visit www.philadelphiatheatrecompany.org for more info.

Bus Stop Boutique, 750 S. 4th Street
Bus Stop Boutique is Philly's trendiest new shoe boutique and carries irresistible women's shoes, handbags & accessories. Some brands include Irregular Choice, Terra Plana, Farylrobin, DAUTORE, London Hosiery and more. Use your CP discount tag and receive 10% OFF any shoe or handbag purchase (this offer excludes items on sale). Go to www.busstopboutique.com for more information.

The Pita Pit, 1601 Sansom Street
Hey students, looking for a healthy alternative to fast food? The Pita Pit only uses the best quality ingredients in their pitas that make them perfect for breakfast, lunch or dinner! Vegetarian options are available. Stop in and receive 10% OFF with your student ID. Visit www.phillypitapit.com.




CAREER PHILLY

Log onto www.careerphilly.com to apply for internships & jobs in the Greater Philadelphia region. Below are some featured positions worth checking out:

Campus Philly Calendar Coordinator
Campus Philly is currently seeking a student interested to work as a calendar coordinator. The position entails finding local events, updating our calendar database and assisting with other editorial projects when needed.

$8/hour, 5 hours/week for the 2008 spring semester. Email brittany@campusphilly.org with your resume if interested.


Help Education Works help Philly!
Help us provide year-round educational programs and services before, during, and after school in neighborhoods throughout the city. Serve for a year, a semester, a summer in a paid full or part time position in various ways. Would you like to join us? Begin service on February 19th, March 11th, or June 9th. We will begin accepting summer camp applications on March 1st.

Get more information and apply online at www.EducationWorks-online.org or call 800.852.0626 to receive an application by mail. Questions? Contact Rmartino@EducationWorks-online.org.



Contributors to the Click
Editorial: Brittany Sturges
Design: Justine Brining
Business: Michelle Freeman, Jon Herrmann

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