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Espwesso Daytime Hours

To all our coffee-loving friends and Espwesso supporters:

WE’RE SELLING COFFEE DURING THE DAY! yep, that’s right, when you tumble out of bed on the weekends and aren’t sure how to start your day or possibly begin all that work, and pi isn’t even open yet… We have a solution. Espwesso is now open 10am-2pm every Saturday and Sunday. If you like this idea, and you want these hours to continue, please come out this weekend!! We are entirely financially self-sustaining and if we don’t have customers we can’t be open. And as always, free drip coffee if you bring your own mug!

Date: TODAY and tomorrow!
Time: RIGHT NOW (10-2 Saturdays and Sundays)
Place: Espwesso (Allbritton basement)

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Espwesso Opens Tonight!

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This brief post from Sam Sikder ’14:

Espwesso opens for the semester tonight from 9:00 PM – 1:00 AM. Stop by and warm up. Happy first full week of school everyone!

PS. Espwesso is STILL hiring for 2 positions!

Date: Sunday, January 26
Time: 9:00 PM – 1:00 AM
Place: Espwesso

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Espwesso Poetwy Weading tonight!

Come check out some great student poets reading original pieces at Espwesso tonight from 9-11!  Part of MINDS and SHOFCO’s benefit weeks at the cafe.

Featuring:

Robby Hardesty ’12
Claire Dougherty ’13
Betsy Sallee ’13
Alek Barkats ’12
Peter Myers ’13
Emily Brown ’12
Josh Krugman ’14
Leia Zidel ’12
Glenn Stowell ’13

Procrastination Destination Doo Jure: Fuck Yeah Nouns

Fuck Yeah Nouns is fairly intuitive and fairly addictive. Made by some dudes for a hackathon, apparently, the site only asks that you enter a noun of some sort (the appetizer, if you will), which it perfectly pairs with an image (the entrée) and the titular phrase of jubilation (the “nice Chianti”). Have fun figuring out how it chooses the images.

I really don’t know what else to say, except maybe give a few nouns as examples. Try searching your name and your friends’ names to get the most out of your time! More graphics after the jump.

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