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From the Editor
+ For the record: Summer Breeze, Makes Me Feel Fine
New from Campus Philly
+ “Campus Philly Mix Tape”
+ “Pushing Daisies’ Final Breath”
+ “The Hangover Delivers Hilarity”
Upcoming Events
+ "I Hate Hamlet"
+ “Intuitive Bricolage” at the Smiles Gallery
+ Hidden City Philadelphia Revival
+ Weathervane Music Launch Party
+ Philadelphia Orchestra Neighborhood Concert
Discounts and Promotions
+ $5 Student tickets to Camden Riversharks’ Games
Campus Philly
Careers
+ Campus Philly Fall 2009 Editorial Internships
Community
+ Volunteer Opportunities
For the record: Summer Breeze, Makes Me Feel Fine
As college students, we’re lucky enough to have our summers start in May. But for grade schoolers, high schoolers and even Mother Nature, summer does not officially begin until June; this year, it arrives for good on the 21st at 1:45 A.M.
Each year, the Kimmel Center hosts its Summer Solstice Celebration to properly welcome the season. The annual community event showcases local talent in music, art, dance and more and lasts from Saturday afternoon until dawn the next day.
Just $10 gets you a 15-hour stretch of live entertainment of almost every thinkable genre. The highlight of the celebration is the Sunrise Drum Circle where participants are encouraged to B.Y.O.D. (bring your own drum) and welcome the first sun of the summer in rhythmic fashion.
For more information on the Kimmel Center’s Summer Solstice, check out the Campus Philly calendar.
-Cara Donaldson, St. Joseph’s '08
Announcement: Want to write for us? Campus Philly needs writers for our website. For more information or to be added to the writers’ e-mail, contact Cara Donaldson.
The entertainment editor internship is open for Summer 2009.To apply, send a cover letter, resume and three writing samples to Brittany Sturges. Fall internships are also available.
“Campus Philly Mix Tape”
Each week Cara Donaldson and Brittany Sturges share their song selections for various themes.
“Pushing Daisies’ Final Breath”
Steve Mohimani laments the end of ABC’s innovative, short-lived series.
“The Hangover Delivers Hilarity”
Brittany McLeod reviews the movie that is quickly becoming the must-see hysterical hit of the summer!
Friday, June 19:
“I Hate Hamlet” follows an anti-Hamlet actor as he is haunted by the ghost of Shakespeare thespian John Barrymore.
Saturday, June 20:
Taking Back Sunday plays the Electric Factory in support of their new album, New Again
Sunday, June 21:
Brian Bonz supports Nightmare of You at the North Star.
Monday, June 22:
Joroko and Yow! present “Intuitive Bricolage” at the Smiles Gallery.
Tuesday, June 23:
“It Was a Very Good Year” plays at the Bristol Riverside Theatre.
Wednesday, June 24:
Hidden City host a revival of music and dance in Philadelphia at the Metropolitan Opera House.
Thursday, June 25:
Pop-ska darlings Local nonprofit Weathervane Music officially launches at Kung Fu Necktie.
Friday, June 26:
Ben Bailey performs at the Helium Club.
Saturday, June 27:
The Philadelphia Orchestra plays one of their neighborhood concerts at Philadelphia University.
Sunday, June 28:
The annual Manayunk Arts Festival takes place on Main Street.
Monday, June 29:
Treat your parents to a coffee at Milk Boy’s Experience Jazz Open Mic Night at Milkboy Coffee in Ardmore.
Tuesday, June 30:
311 bring an incredible line-up to Festival Pier at Penn’s Landing.
Wednesday, July 1:
The Walnut Street Theatre presents “The Producers.”
Thursday, July 2:
Come celebrate Abraham's Lincoln's 200th birthday at Independence National Historical Park.
$5 Student Tickets to the Camden Riversharks’ Games
Head over to Campbell’s Field to see South Jersey’s own Camden Riversharks take the field and enjoy a baseball game for only $5. To purchase tickets for $5, you must have a student I.D.
For more information about the Camden Riversharks and game schedules, visit www.riversharks.com .
Camden Riversharks
401 N. Delaware Avenue
Camden, NJ 08102
Campus Philly Fall 2009 Editorial Internships
Campus Philly seeks energized, diverse, and motivated students for the Campus Philly editorial team. These internship opportunities expose students to over 30,000 readers a week and an opportunity to reach 85,000 students each fall through the Notebook, a regional guide for students written by students.
For more information or to apply for a fall 2009 internship, please e-mail your resume, cover letter and 3 writing samples to Brittany@campusphilly.org.
Greater Philadelphia Cares Volunteer Opportunities
Looking for something to do with your summer time off? The Greater Philadelphia Cares newsletter is a great place to find volunteer opportunities in your neighborhood where you can make a difference. Volunteer opportunities are organized by the area they serve, including education, environment and community development. Visit Greater Philadelphia Cares website , where you can download this month’s newsletter and check out some of the various volunteer opportunities available.
Editorial: Cara Donaldson & Brittany Sturges
Design: Alex Voorhees
Business: Kara Ashe and Jon Herrmann
To write or apply for an editorial internship at Campus Philly, contact Brittany Sturges
To submit events and announcements, contact: Cara Donaldson
For advertising and sponsorship inquiries, and to volunteer as a promoter, contact: Kara
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