Just because I went to only
a few Penn basketball games during college due to my involvement in Mask and Wig, that didn't mean I wasn't interested in Penn Basketball.
And just because I don't necessarily follow
any sort of basketball doesn't mean I'm not interested in
Penn basketball.
I do love the spirit when Penn alumni come together and cheer on Penn. And now there's a whole new season that's been announced. A season when Penn Basketball will be on
national TV several times this season.
Per
Pennathletics.com, “Penn will play on the ESPN family of networks four times during the course of the season, highlighted by its national telecast on ESPN2 when North Carolina comes to The Palestra on Tuesday, Dec. 4. In addition, the Quakers’ Big 5 game at Villanova (Dec. 1) will air on ESPN360; their Ivy game at home with Yale (Feb. 16) will air live on ESPN Classic; and their season-ending contest at Princeton (March 11) will be televised on ESPNU.
As part of the Ivy League’s television package with the YES Network, Penn’s contest at Yale (Feb. 29) will air live to a nationwide audience.”
Thanks for the tip from Kiera Reilly C'93!
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Take Mask and Wig alumni Gary Lundy (C'05), Spencer Crawford (C'05), Ryan Baber (C'02), Tom Christensen (W'03), Joel Rubin (C'03), and Gabe Laskin (C'05). They have started a group called Danish Rhythm and in addition to a stage show over a year ago, they are now devoted to making original comedic short films. And let me say they've got some smart, irreverent comedy, with some unique Mask and Wig flavor (as you'll see in the Fosse video below).
Once our alumni set their mind on something, (for the most part) we stick to it...
Now that the technology is widely available, more and more Penn students are creating films and documentaries in and out of class.
Just saw this great photo of one of our alum from her premiere this past Saturday.
Elizabeth Banks (C'96) looking fantastic at this past Saturday's premiere of Fred Claus at the Graumann's Chinese Theater in Hollywood. The film opens this Thursday, November 9. (photo credit: from imnotobsessed.com)