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Have tattoos? You can get a BOGO entree at Chipotle on Friday the 13th
Do you have a tattoo? Well, Chipotle wants to give you a BOGO deal on Friday the 13th. On Friday, Nov. 13, tatted guests who visit Chipotle from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. local time can buy one entree and get another for free, according to an announcement Chipotle made on Monday, Nov. 9. The "Tatted Like a Chipotle Bag" BOGO offer will be available to anyone with permanent tattoos, temporary tattoos or even something drawn on. The fast-casual restaurant offered the same deal earlier this year on Friday, March 13, the previous Friday the 13th that took place in 2026, and it helped create "the highest single-day sales in company history," it stated in a news release. .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } View this post on Instagram A post shared by Chipotle (@chipotle) "Friday the 13th gives our tattooed fans a chance to show off their favorite ink and get rewarded for it," Stephanie Perdue, Chipotle's senior vice president of brand marketing, said in a statement published online. "Every tattoo has a story, and this BOGO gives fans a fun way to share theirs." Here's what to know. More food news: Veterans Day
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Beacon Communities closes on thermal plant it plans to convert into affordable apartments
Pittsburgh Pirates fans have long been able to look out at the downtown skyline beyond PNC Park to see the aging orange-brick and long unused Pittsburgh Allegheny County Thermal Building topped with smoke stacks suggestive of its use for more than a century generating steam to heat buildings in and around downtown.
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Penn State fraternity placed on interim suspension, 2 more under investigation
A Penn State fraternity was placed on interim suspension Friday and two more are under investigation for what a university spokesperson described as “allegations of misconduct.” Zeta Beta Tau, 429 E. Hamilton Ave., is on interim suspension while facing allegations of what Penn State characterized as “serious misconduct.” Delta Sigma Phi, 508 Locust Lane, and Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity, 403 Locust Lane, each lost organizational privileges Oct. 6 to host or co-host registered social events. They are also prohibited from conducting new member education. A Penn State spokesperson said the university put those interim measures in place while it investigates “allegations of misconduct at these organizations.” Details about the allegations were not released. Zeta Beta Tau joined Delta Upsilon, 229 Locust Lane, as fraternities on interim suspension. The latter received that discipline in mid-August following an investigation into an off-campus cocaine trafficking ring that drew national attention. The university may place frats and sororities under interim action when it is necessary to “address a threat to the health or safety of any person, a threat to property, or a disruption of or interference with the normal operations of the University.” A look at suspended Penn State fraternities Five Penn State
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Opinion | One grade shouldn’t be everything
I hope everyone enjoyed Halloween, because as soon as the clock struck midnight on Nov. 1, finals season began. I have countless presentations and readings to finish, and an exam worth most of my grade is approaching quickly. Even though I’ve attended class and completed every assignment, one test could still ruin everything.