okay actually like why r the parties so freaking expensive??? I am not rich and do not have the budget to pay $70 for one ticket. are there frat parties that will be happening tomorrow and the rest of the week? pls help a girl out🙏
i know music isn’t really what Penn is known for; i chose Penn due to its preprofessional nature, because i really think it would help with my career in the future. however, just after course registration, i really thought about what i want in life, and i truly want to pursue music performance (prob double majoring w/ something else) specifically in voice and also musical theatre. what are the best opportunities i can utilize at Penn to help advance my musical career and improve my technical skills as a musician? thank you so much!!
Hi! I'm an incoming freshman girl who's excited for the party scene, but I don't have any clothes that would be deemed as normal "going out clothes." I was just wondering what kind of attire Penn girls wear when they go out, and what the essentials are that I should invest in beforehand. Thanks!
Probably an unreasonable stressor, but I am an incoming freshman and have barely talked to other incoming freshmen so far- let alone try to meet up with them before the school year starts. I am a pretty extroverted person, but I am just a bit worried about making friends during NSO, especially because so many people already have group chats and know each other. I will be okay, right?
I just found out that my first love kissed his ex. He and I have had a very complicated relationship since our breakup eight months ago, and I know this is what I need to move on finally, but I really need actionable things to do. I don't want to think anymore about how good he was to me in the past, and I don't want to think about him doing things with his ex. How do I have mental discipline without having it possibly end up leading to my breaking point later? I truly just want to leave him in my past once and for all.
I just found out that my first love kissed his ex. He and I have had a very complicated relationship since our breakup eight months ago, and I know this is what I need to move on finally, but I really need actionable things to do. I don't want to think anymore about how good he was to me in the past, and I don't want to think about him doing things with his ex. How do I have mental discipline without having it possibly end up leading to a breaking point later? I truly just want to leave him in my past once and for all.
Hi, I've been struggling through many months of heartbreak after a particularly devastating breakup, and I would love some non-romance book recommendations that are fun, captivating, and easy-to-read. Thank you everyone.