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FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK

FOR THE RECORD: Where's the love?

Why is it that now it seems to be a trend to hate everything about Valentine's Day? Not that I don't absolutely loathe it--significant other or not, the day is way too overrated and commerciaized for my liking--but now, everyone is on the Valentine's hating band wagon. Ah, where's the love people?

So instead of gushing over your significant other or taking on a somewhat Scrooge-like persona about the day, why not take the idea of the holiday--compassion and love--and turn it into something for the community. Maybe go out and volunteer at a local soup kitchen or clean out your closet and donate items to a good cause. Perhaps call up the local animal shelter and see if you can help out. Everyone deserves to be shown love on the holiday and what better place to do so then right here in Philadelphia.

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

- Brittany Sturges, Temple '08

CAMPUS PHILLY ASB PHILLY STYLE!

Last chance to apply!
APPLICATION DEADLINE, TODAY!

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.

NEW FROM CAMPUS PHILLY:

Professional| The Life of a Salesman
Matt Lettieri talks with a local car salesman at the Philly Auto Show and learns the key to both his happiness and success.

A & E| Chimaira
Roya Butler and Hannah Wagner interview the front man of Ohio metal band, Chimaira.

Sports| Phillies Off-Season Report Card
Chris Zakorchemny grades a few of the Phillies that he believes will make or break the upcoming season.

A & E| mewithoutYou
Matt Lettieri describes the intimate benefit show that local rockers, mewithoutYou played for one local family.

Community|"Shut Up & Dance"
Kim Sorren details an event that will both entertain and benefit the community—"Shut Up & Dance."

THINK RINK @Sunday Night Live

February 17th & 24th
6PM-9PM

What better way to skate than with some music playing? For three hours, local bands will get the chance to showcase their talent at the Blue Cross River Rink.

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.
  

UPCOMING EVENTS

Friday, February 15
Finch
California alternative rockers, Finch, are back after their indefinite hiatus to perform. This is a must see! Other performers include Oh, Sleeper, Sound the Alarm and Last Try.

The Audition
Wonka Vision Magazine presents Chicago pop-rockers, the Audition, who just released their sophomore release, Champion. Also performing will be Envy on the Coast, Danger Radio and Another Day Late


Saturday, February 16
President's Day Week Celebrations: Washington's Philadelphia Walking Tour
Walk the city and see it as George Washington may have seen it. In partnership with Independence National Historical Park (INHP), AKMP Historian Cynthia Little takes participants on a tour of Washington’s Philadelphia

Penn vs. Yale
Penn welcomes Yale to The Palestra for an Ivy League men's basketball face-off.


Sunday, February 17
Bambi Biennial
The up and coming Bambi Gallery, recently featured on the City Paper cover, is putting on their first biennial show of the year. They've picked out works from the best of 18 artists. A wide array of mediums will be on display, including sculpture, video, animation, painting, photography, and more.

Sunday Night Live
What better way to skate than with some music playing? For three hours, local bands will get the chance to showcase their work at the Blue Cross River Rink.


Monday, February 18
St. Joseph's vs. LaSalle
The Hawks and the Explorers hook up in Big 5 men's basketball showdown.

The Race Beat: Media and the Civil Rights Movement
The Urban Studies program at the University of Pennsylvania will host its 7th annual series of public conversations. These conversations will address the how news and other media shape the image and realities of Greater Philadelphia.
This series of public conversations explores issues of civic participation, media justice, and the impacts of media on our communities. Speakers include journalists, civic leaders, community activists, and scholars studying media and urban life. All forums are hosted by Penn classes, and will integrate the civic and educational missions of the Urban Studies Program.


Tuesday, February 19
"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.

Chalfant on Graffiti
Well-known author and filmmaker Henry Chalfant, most noted for documenting New York City graffiti in the 1970s and 1980s, will visit Drexel’s Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts and Design to discuss graffiti photography and hip-hop culture. One of the foremost authorities on New York subway art, he has published articles and lectured extensively on this and other aspects of urban youth culture. Henry’s work is well documented in books such as "Subway Art" (with Martha Cooper) and "Spray Can Art" and in films: Style Wars (1984), and the recently released From Mamba to Hip-Hop; A South Bronx Tale, a film that presents the evolution of dance in Latino communities in the South Bronx.


Wednesday, February 20
Wednesday Night Salsa
Enjoy the beautiful Latin sounds of DJ Cookie and Salsa lessons at 8:30 from Flaco! Special Latin dishes are on the menu every Wednesday!

Arthur Miller's "The Price"
"The Price," written by Arthur Miller ("The Crucible," "Death of a Salesman") is a drama about two estranged brothers reuniting and reminiscing as they prepare to rid themselves of the last material links of their family.

Thursday, February 21
Healthy Heart Fair
Attend this unique event that is not only free, but can help save lives.The Sister to Sister Foundation is hosting a Healthy Heart Day Fair at the Pennsylvania Convention Center on February 21st from 8-3pm. At the event guests will be offered free blood pressure, glucose, and body mass index screenings, as well as, participate in beauty, cooking, exercise and fitness demos. Seminars will be given by nationally known experts on nutrition, obesity, fitness, how to quit smoking, and stress management

Wind Challenge Exhibition
The fourth part of the Challenge Exhibition, it features work by three out of 12 artists that were selected out of 300 applicants this year. Their work includes photography, mixed media sculptural installation and sculptures based on contemporary ideals.

BreakMyRoutine.com

Experience the diversity of shops, restaurants, cultural and music venues, outdoor faves, and nightlife hotspots that University City has to offer.

Break your normal routine!
Go to www.breakmyroutine.com

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!

Denim Society, Northern Liberties-627 N. 2nd Street
Hey ladies, need some designer jeans? Denim Society is the ultimate shopping experience for women who wear designer jeans. Stop in and receive 10% OFF your purchase. Such brands include Joe’s Jeans, Citizens of Humanity, People’s Liberation and others!Visit www.denim-society.com for more info.

Thunderbird Lanes, 3081 Holme Avenue
Want to bowl? Thunderbird Lanes was voted #1 bowling center in Philadelphia and offers group events, corporate parties, tournaments, Glow bowling and birthday parties. Students receive 10% OFF their total bill.Go to www.phillybowl.com for more information.

Thai Singha House, 3939 Chestnut Street
In the mood for some Thai food? Thai Singha House, in Philly's University City section, serves up both hot and mild dishes- including Pad Thai, stir-fry, beef satay, cucumber salad, and other traditional Thai dishes. Receive 10% OFF with your Campus Philly discount tag.



Contributors to the Click
Editorial: Brittany Sturges
Design: Justine Brining
Business: Michelle Freeman, Kevin Tague, 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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