She also directs her own music vidoes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcoC5ZgaFjY Michelle Zauner, Bryn Mawr '11, performs under the name "Japanese Breakfast." She just released a single and a self-directed video called "Savage Good Boy." The video features Zauner and The Sopranos star Michael Imperioli (Christaphuh). Meanwhile, Zauner's just released memoir "Crying in … [Read more...] about Michelle Zauner – Korean, Jewish, Bryn Mawr College-grad Rock Star, Author
Villanova Instagrammer’s Photo Food Diary Will Make You Hungry
@eatwitheleanor is the photographic diary of Villanova Sophomore Eleanor Dalsass's dining experiences, many of which were captured at your favorite local restaurants. Eleanor's food blog also features several images of her own culinary creations, most of which look even more appetizing than the "store-bought" ones. White Dog Cafe Up-Ryes … [Read more...] about Villanova Instagrammer’s Photo Food Diary Will Make You Hungry
Trophies For Lower Merion High School Science Olympians
Move over - Aces Basketball, Soccer and Tennis Champions. You're not the only ones filling up the trophy case with shiny new hardware. The Lower Merion School District Website reports that, "The Lower Merion High School Science Olympiad team was recently honored in a special ceremony in Bryant Gymnasium as the Aces received all of the well-earned … [Read more...] about Trophies For Lower Merion High School Science Olympians
Poll Shows Pennsylvanians Support Biden And His ‘Rescue’ Agenda
Pennsylvania Capital-Star reported Wednesday (May 26) on polling data recently released by the progressive polling firm, Data For Progress. According their poll, 75% of Pennsylvanians support the "American Rescue Plan." The Data For Progress poll also showed that 54% Pennsylvanians approve of the job President Biden is doing as President, as opposed to 43% who … [Read more...] about Poll Shows Pennsylvanians Support Biden And His ‘Rescue’ Agenda
In 1935, Almost Every Town in PA Held a Referendum on Sunday Movies. Philly and Lower Merion Voted YES, but Narberth Voted to Keep the Ban
In 1935, Almost Every Town in PA Held a Referendum on Sunday Movies. Philly and Lower Merion Voted YES, but Narberth Voted to Keep the Ban Election Day was on November 5, in 1935. Turnout throughout the state was robust, but probably not because of any "off-off-year" judicial, council or mayoral races. A higher than expected number of voters showed up at the polls that … [Read more...] about In 1935, Almost Every Town in PA Held a Referendum on Sunday Movies. Philly and Lower Merion Voted YES, but Narberth Voted to Keep the Ban