The sculptor of William Penn is this guy's grandfather. The one in between -- the father of the mobile maker -- made the Swann Fountain in Logan Circle.

Well, that's good, but please don't vandalize any plantings!

There's a whole spectrum of answers to this question, ranging from "get drunk again" to "don't drink the night before".

Holidays can be divided into two tiers. Upper-tier holidays, like New Year's and Christmas, are on a certain day, and if something conflicts, then you reschedule that thing. Second-tier holidays, like Flag Day and Presidents Day, get rounded off to the nearest Monday because they aren't worth making a big deal out of.

Halloween is a top-tier holiday; we observe it on Halloween.

I think he's channelling OP's parents, who (as fans of DeSantis and Mastroianni) likely don't know Marxists from Democrats and surely don't know shit from Shinola.

>it's situated near the core of drexel's campus, not penn's

r/technicallythetruth

Penn's campus is large, and this is on the edge of it. Drexel's campus is smaller, and Drexel's main administration building is in the southeast corner of campus. So if you draw a dot on the map to mark the core of each campus, you'd draw the Drexel dot closer to WCL than the Penn dot. But if you drew boundaries around each campus, WCL would be inside the Penn boundaries and not inside the Drexel boundaries. Penn's Translational Research Laboratory is north of WCL, between it and Drexel.

Also, WXPN is Penn's radio station (or one of them). Drexel's station, WKDU, is a couple blocks to the west, and still run by students.

>pay the meter

It looks like you only have to pay for street parking until 8pm, according tothe sign on Google maps street view.