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• This isn't just Pennsylvania; This is Penn. What did the the University look lik...
• GSK takeover target shareholder sues over poison pill
• An awesome comic strip version of UArts' commencement speech by Neil Gaiman fr...
• Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Online Information Session
• Physician Assistant Studies Online Information Session
• Penn Dental Medicine honors four faculty with teaching awards: Dr. Scott Odell,...
• Campus Tours
• Congrats to Dan Delaney '08 (Multimedia) - his food entrepreneurship was feature...
• CEO pay up 6% last year at public firms
• Lawyers' advice on going into law, or not
• Big law firm files for bankruptcy, to liquidate
• Retailer gives $1M to heart disease support group
• Temple Health bond issue gets mixed reviews
• Virtua to knock down old Voorhees site
• New Adult Summer Sports Leagues forming!
• Honoring soldiers of color on the Parkway
• Why we so strongly support our troops
• In Philly, keeping tabs on LSD
• Heat wave makes Memorial Day feel like July 4
• How to beat the heat
• Police interaction with community needs work
• Here is what will make news this week
• For those who served, we remember you. Enjoy your time with family and friends t...
• 76ers have reason to hold head high as season comes to end
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Etan's alleged killer on suicide watch
• Cops: Girl poisoned by her killer mom is stable
• This is why they call it Memorial Day
• Is this the year the Eagles end their Super Bowl futility?
• Graduate Programs Open House
• DO Open House
• A great Memorial Day story on a group of illustrators honoring wounded warriors...
• Burlington Coat Factory gives $1M to WomenHeart
• An in-progress shot of Shoemaker Green--a new public commons with a welcoming op...
• GA-PCOM celebrates graduation!
• Ruling won't end proxy fight against USA Technologies, group says
• What lawyers would tell their children about going into law (Slideshow)
• Menendez, BIO call for new life sciences federal tax credits
• Former Saul Ewing chair to be Corbett’s chief of staff
• "We need to bring in new approaches and perspectives from other disciplines." T...
• Fibrocell Sciences announces another stock sale
• Neil Gaiman speech at UArts, now illustrated by Michael Cavna at the Washington...
• Schilling's game co. lays off its workers
• N.J. to allow sports betting despite federal ban
• Teva names new U.S. generics leader, will cut costs
• Wildwood Crest townhomes auction: Slideshow
• Chinese phone maker files complaint against InterDigital
• 'Signs of recovery' for arts and culture
• Three area colleges get science initiative grants
• Law firm splits, one side to open in Radnor
• Council OKs online appeals of parking tickets
• Cops: Mother killed twins, tried to kill self
• Bloomberg takes shot at Philly with stop-and-frisk defense
• Two 13-year-old girls caught in cross-fire
• Patz’s family believes Pennsylvania inmate killed Etan
• Neighbors shocked that Etan Patz’s confessed killer lived among them
• Corrupt city workers slow pay to their victims
• Moving is moving for this old newshound
• Cop-attacker charged with stabbing in separate case
• Did God Really Say?
• The Morris Arboretum May and June Programs for Kids
• Two children murdered in Wissinoming
• Corrupt city workers slow pay to their victims
• Moving is moving for this old newshound
• Sorin Royer Cooper law firm splits up
• Philadelphia’s cultural groups recovering but finances still fragile
• Chinese firm files antitrust complaint against InterDigital
• From lithographs of ancient Persian etchings to menus from a Dickens-esque orpha...
• The rock is back at Pennypack Park
• Lourdes system planning big health center in Cherry Hill
• Profit from U.S. operations up 16% at TD Bank
• Police arrest 14 at union’s schools rally in Phila.
• Ok, Moog-lovers, here's a photo of UArts' original....
• Shore townhouses up for auction, once $1.75M: Slideshow
• The 40 under 40 show off their talents: Slideshow
• Video: How are career paths different today than they were in the past? Wharton...
• 76ers will not go quietly, force a Game 7
• CalSTRS buys control of Berwyn real estate firm for $800M
• UArts commencement speech by Neil Gaiman is inspiring creative people around the...
• Auxilium sues to block generic of its testosterone gel
• Teva cuts revenue and earnings guidance but stock is up
• Alyssa answers the million dollar question...
• Surgery rotation check! What's next? Read all about it.
• City Paper reviews of one of the current exhibitions in the galleries at Moore....
• Endo shareholders OK name change
• Local bank merger announced
• Controversial cell phone towers on hold in Bucks
• Temple says acting president will replace Weaver Hart
• Daily News replaces editor
• GSK won't swallow poison pill to buy Human Genome
• Phila. Orchestra eyes bankruptcy exit
• Penn State finds new general counsel
• Two men jailed for life in fatal car crash
• Three held for trial in attack on Chinese takeout owners
• Ralph’s should savor its spot in the record book
• Give man who put boy in washing machine a break
• Frankford woman charged with setting 10 fires
• Philadelphia offers summer fun for kids
• Days is back, Platt out at Daily News
• Rogue GOP ward leaders pick a leader
• J.I. Packer Videos
• Philadelphia University to host Catholic League baseball semifinal game on May 25
• Linda Tran BI'14 Receives Melvin Firman Summer Research Grant
• Natalie Artese BI'13 Receives Evelyn C. F. Ma Summer Research Grant
• Brian Koronkiewicz BI'14 Receives Martin and Karen Gibbs Summer Research Grant
• GlaxoSmithKline won’t swallow Human Genome Sciences’ poison pill
• Penn State re-starting hockey, will play at Wells Fargo in Jan.
• Temple U. appoints acting president
• Tax issue holding up Allentown hockey arena
• Local heros Successful Failures back with new album
• Penn State hires new general counsel
• Space for rent to artists, entrepreneurs from CultureWorks
• Health-care technology firm InstaMed raises $14M
• Pebblebrook Hotel refinances Phila. Sofitel with PNC
• Airport awards contract to manage digital display ads
• It's a gorgeous day at Penn! Maybe you'd enjoy some fresh fruit, veggies and bak...
• When the Penn Women's Center (PWC) decided to add a kitchen to its 3643 Locust W...
• Today's Google doodle honors electronic music legend Bob Moog. Did you know UAr...
• Phila.-area architecture firms merge
• CNHP Students and Faculty Offer Health Screenings to Veterans
• More sources point to a new iPhone with a bigger screen
• NFL’s salary cap sanctions against Eagles’ rivals upheld
• Owner of Greensgrow Farms in Kensington Shows the City How to Be Successful in Urban Agriculture
• Letters to the Editor
• Why Local Artists Are Teaming Up to Save Our Dying Bat Population
• How Wind Energy Is Sucking the Life Out of Our Bat Population
• FCC chair Genachowski favors ‘usage-based’ data fees
• Philly's Live Arts lineup looks amazing, including UArts' dance faculty Brian Sa...
• IBC reaches deal with two Phila. hospitals
• Bucks County bank CEO to retire
• Iron Hill Brewery opening another area site
• Paterno pension announced, family plans donations
• Seven Penn Center loan redone
• Montco firm refinances apartment buildings
• Google's plans for Montco site unknown
• Insurgents bid for control of Philadelphia GOP
• Odd behavior at A.C. double-slaying hearing
• Cops’ whistleblower suit claims brass punished them for snitching
• Jury begins deliberating car crash case Wednesday
• Fixing Philadelphia’s abandoned factories
• Union: Oust fire commissioner
• Timeline of H Street factory
• Pregnant woman among four shooting victims in Grays Ferry
• Meet a Graduate
• Firestorm: City-owned abandoned factories a threat to neighbors
• Memorial Day OPA Festival at the Annunciation/Evangelismos Greek Orthodox Church
• Savage Love
• Peirce alumnus makes generous gift to the College at annual Spring Reception
• Drexel Dragon Soars With The Eagles
• New Iron Hill Brewery eatery coming to Voorhees
• Bioethics as a discipline has a distinguished history at Penn.
• Arden loan on Seven Penn Center in Phila. redone
• Galman refinances four apartment complexes
• New Comcast app allows for free phone calls, texting on WiFi
• FDIC sues Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, others
• Alright, Quakers. Many of you have left campus for the Summer, but can you Guess...
• AP: Joe Paterno earned $13.4 million pension, family to donate portion to school
• Radian update: Stock still soaring Tuesday on sale talk
• Nemours hires Main Line Health doctor for shared pediatric program
• Radnor fund invests in three Marcellus-focused firms
• Duane Morris adds Dewey lawyers in three cities
• Phila.-area Marcellus Shale organization launched
• Watch the commencement speaker Michelle Ortiz, class of 2000
• In a new book, Annenberg's Carlin Romano says America is "the most philosophical...
• Penn State's Gerald Hodges, Silas Redd among those recognized by Phil Steele
• Who's in, who's out at CEO in Phila. area
• Washington law firm opening office here
• Campbell's profit down as costs rise
• Performers for Jay-Z music festival announced
• Former Sunoco chief joins Baker Hughes board
• Radian responds to investor's talk of a sale
• Urban Outfitters earnings drop
• Pa. bar leader not calling for justice's resignation
• New law’s needed to stop school sex abuse
• City cop charged with stealing from toy store
• Dad: Son shot to death in argument over cigarette
• Green: Tax burden to fall on residents
• Tacony man gets 27 years in prison for part in cocaine ring
• Prosecution expected to finish Tuesday in fatal car crash case
• FMC Environmental Solutions Featured in 54 Papers at Battelle Conference on Remediation, 2012
• Philadelphia makes buying abandoned property easier
• Two Canadian tourists stabbed to death in A.C.
• Three Lady Rams named CRCA National Scholar-Athletes
• Costello tabbed CRCA Division II All-America first team
• Back on My Feet 20in24 to be held July 14 and 15
• Cohen Milstein to open Philadelphia office
• Pa. bar chief doesn't call for Melvin resignation
• Shareholder tells Radian to consider sale, stock jumps
• University City Science Center program to award $200K
• Penn Virginia signs Marcellus services deals with Range Resources, others
• Career Day 2012: Everything you need to know about getting a job
• Program Gives Students Opportunity for Summer Travel, Service
• On a sunny day earlier this month, Wharton seniors walked through the Palestra t...
• Marginean, Arras win 2012 French Cup
• The UArts commencement speech by Neil Gaiman has been viewed 67,000 times across...
• How Penn Vet keeps millions of Pennsylvanians, not just the four-legged kind, he...
• Huffington to keynote Conference for Women in Phila.
• What Comcast has cookin' at The Cable Show
• Penn Museum's Maya 2012 questions the end of the world
• Recap of recent Philadelphia-area CEO changes: Slideshow
• Legacy Center Grant Invites High School Students to Become History Detectives
• Polish the Land Grant Trophy, Michigan State back on Penn State schedule in 2015
• The Artful Rebel: Francis Hopkinson, Penn's first alumnus, was a revolutionary,...
• Phila.-area biotech firm leaving town
• PHH’s executive overhaul continues
• Five Things to Remember on Memorial Day
• PhilaU inducts five into Athletics Hall of Fame: The Philadelphia Inquirer
• Building Better Medicine, Just Smaller: The National Science Foundation has hono...
• Crown Holdings names new Europe president
• The renovated Rodin: Slideshow
• GlaxoSmithKline to help sell Auxilium's testosterone gel
• King of Prussia firm to sell in China
• Del. wants 'game-changing' Port of Wilmington expansion
• Urban's lack of diversity under scrutiny again
• Paoli plans maternity department expansion
• Merge Dance Studio Press Release
• Bridesburg fire kills 92-year-old woman
• Thousands to rally Wednesday against school cuts
• No hard feelings for boy jailed because of fake gun
• Byko judges bikes in Kensington Kinetic Sculpture Derby
• Here’s what will make news this week
• No whey! Powder in police cruiser leads to scare
• Wounded suspect ID’d in alleged cop beating
• Swine welfare: How PennVet is studying ways to use old farming practices while s...
• Amazing work by UArts alum Adam Wallacavage Chandeliers in the New York Times th...
• Penn music theory associate professor Jairo Moreno named National Humanities Cen...
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Thousands enjoy May Fair in Mayfair.
• Moving Past Conflict: A Q&A with Penn's Associate Ombudsman
• Beautiful weekend ahead for Philadelphia running
• Paoli Hospital to deliver a renovated maternity department in 2013
• Devon Medical Products opens door to distribution in China
• Would Davidson come to the CAA?
• Philly Beer Week media preview: Slideshow
• Pa. Supreme Court Justice Orie Melvin charged, relieved of duties
• As others settle, PNC denying wrongdoing in overdraft fees case
• Deadline to nominate best cheesesteak is Monday
• Looking for something to do at Penn tomorrow? How about a free outdoor concert w...
• Philadelphia luminaries scoop PBJ ice cream for charity: Slideshow
• Pennsylvania’s unemployment rate drops slightly
• Mitchell & Ness extends licensing deal with NFL
• First Niagara Financial completes purchase of HSBC N.Y. branches
• "And now go, and make interesting mistakes, make amazing mistakes, make glorious...
• Come on, Get Happy! Stefan Sagmeister's "The Happy Show" runs through 8/12/12 at...
• Denmark princess visits with Danish business community
• Hepatitis B awareness events in Phila.
• Area law firm planning another China office
• Grads, we miss you already! Here's a clip from the amazing UArts vocal performa...
• Vote for your favorite Penn Places in the latest You Are Penn contest! www.youar...
• Intern Queen Lauren Berger Comes to Drexel
• Colwyn cop arrested for Tasering teen
• Rule One for Nutter aide: Don’t mess with the playlist
• Family pleads for answers in Lawndale man’s murder
• Cop speaks of ‘mangled little bodies’ from crash scene
• Crime gangs that targeted Asians
• Congratulations, Rev. Phillips!
• Philadelphia University Athletics Hall of Fame inducts its 17th class
• Seniors gather for lunch in Philly
• Time for pols to joke for charity
• Asian Pacific American festival Saturday
• Senior design show highlights creative and innovative work: The Roxborough Review
• PJM plans $2B in grid upgrades
• Comcast to test two Internet data plans
• AFROTC Celebrates New Lieutenants, 60 Years on Campus
• DIGEST MAGAZINE - CALL FOR ALUMNI STORIES Please consider nominating a fellow a...
• Firm trying to fight off GlaxoSmithKline takeover
• The Barnes Foundation’s new home: Slideshow
• The Importance of Instrumental Music Education
• Comcast raising customers' Internet data limit
• Here's the party! #uarts2012
• You thought this could not get any more fun...here comes the samba! #UArts2012 h...
• Penn's Class of 2012 "...Does nothing by half measures..., and I'm most impresse...
• Degrees conferred. This is it, grads! Congratulations - make good art!! #uarts...
• Foreclosure filings up in Phila. region, down nationally: RealtyTrac
• IBC Foundation donates money to PCOM center in Phila.
• Auxilium says new patent further protects its Testim testosterone gel
• Atlas Resource to buy Barnett Shale reserves, raises guidance
• Peco announces tree pruning locations in Delco
• ODU leaving CAA in 2013
• Student Spotlight: When he was in high school, Duong Ly worked to improve race r...
• USciences to Sign MOU with Korea’s Far East University
• #uarts2012
• There's just nothing better than a UArts band on Broad Street! #uarts2012
• Awesome band!
• Philadelphia's 30 MVPs of the past 30 years: Slideshow
• Fabulous faculty!
• Stopping traffic! #uarts2012
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• Here comes the class of 2012! #uarts2012
• Follow #UArts2012 for live tweeting of commencement ceremonies - live stream sta...
• Get a sneak peek into Commencement 2012 with keynote speaker Patricia Coulter
• The Education Writers Association is on campus for a national symposium co-spons...
• Waiting for the class of 2012.
• Good morning UArts -- it's a beautiful day to GRADUATE!
• Plans for A.C. resort with water park announced
• Ballard Manor: 9,000 square feet, $10M - Slideshow
• Franklin Square Capital raises $2.5B
• Phila.-based Comcast rolls out service but not in Phila.
• RBS Citizens expanding student loans business
• Pa. hospital finances improving
• Local restaurant chain operators charged
• Philau Textile Faculty and Students Help Mifflin Students Design Quilt Bearing M...
• Pa. hospital finances improving but ‘volatile’
• Blackwell, others fined for campaign violations
• Black Madam held for trial for illegal butt injection
• Tax charges not so Nifty for restaurant owners
• There’s nothing appealing about these parking tickets
• Controversial Norris Square zoning change moves forward
• Lawyers: Clients guilty, but not of murder
• Philly’s white population rises
• Becker promoted to women’s tennis head coach
• Inerrancy and Worldview
• Countdown to tomorrow's UArts Commencement with keynote speaker Neil Gaiman! Liv...
• Fire Police Officer killed by heart attack at fire scene in Bristol
• Buttered hoagie roll, part two
• Philadelphia college students celebrate graduation season with Mayor Nutter
• AakldfjaskldjAKLD
• The Morris Arboretum of the University of Pennsylvania held a contest to name it...
• What is 'the hospital that won a medical trivia game'
• Does Comcast know where its hoagie roll is buttered?
• Bryn Mawr Bank completes purchase of Devon firm
• VCU leaving CAA for Atlantic 10
• 1929 estate near Fairmount Park on sale for $10M: Slideshow
• Newtown factory’s satellites shot into orbit
• Unisys supporting France fusion project
• Phila. retailer opens first India store
• Join Penn Alumni Travel and Penn Professor Ann Moyer for a special tour of Ital...
• Firms headed by PennDesign faculty win competition to re-envision the grounds su...
• Penn partners with the KIPP Foundation to increase college-completion rates for...
• Bank of America could pay you $30,000 to move
• ESL Testing: Wida, DRA and Reading A-Z
• Bank posts loss, puts money aside for expected fine
• Nice article on the Moore Fashion Show in today's Inquirer!
• “Modernist Cuisine” Culinary Arts Course Gives Students a Glimpse Into the Science of Food
• This Saturday, Holy Family's Commencement takes place at the Kimmel Center in Ph...
• Philadelphia Welcomes the First International Free Speech Film Festival
• UArts 134th Commencement rehearsal....commencing!
• Letters to the Editor
• Philly Mom Launches Traveling Nanny Agency for Parents in the Arts Community
• Penn astrophysicists look at stars in a new way to explain why the universe's ex...
• It's still a little drippy out there, but the word is tomorrow will be beautiful...
• Slideshow: How states rate for casino revenues
• Fire at Dow Lower Bucks chemical plant
• Homeopathic drug maker's subsidiary names CEO
• Phila. International could be Asia flight hub
• Mace Security's loss narrows
• Former ambulance operator sentenced in fraud
• Could Sunoco's buyer continue the spin-offs?
• Obama to meet with Center City high school‘s seniors
• Police: Darby man devoted to God, marijuana
• Man gets 37 years for 2 robberies
• A new place for Quakers
• Philly crime lab technicians flunk competency test
• A young boy, a toy gun and ‘insane’ justice
• Was killer trying to silence a witness?
• Trial begins in deadly car chase
• Grays Ferry community garden wins a reprieve
• PhilaU Recognizes Distinguished Teachers at Annual Faculty Reception
• 76ers and Celtics knotted at one game apiece, as series shifts to Philadelphia
• Sunoco stations could fetch near $2B
• Ambulance operator sentenced to 46 months for Medicare fraud
• Savage Love
• Genuine Assessment
• Boudazin named president and CEO of Boiron USA
• UArts Neil Gaiman fans - do you have a question you wish you could ask him - abo...
• WeiserMazars opens new offices in Montco
• Bucking conventional wisdom, Penn Medicine is researching the therapeutic benefi...
• Temple, doctor agree to pay Medicare fraud settlement
• Project along the river revived but downsized
• Nutrisystem signs first grocery store distribution deal
• It's a quiet day on campus as our BFA students are gone for the summer. Soon we'...
• Following a theme of service and collaboration, Commencement Speaker Geoffrey Ca...
• Crown plans second Cambodia beverage can plant
• Philadelphia Sports Congress names its athlete of the year
• Hey, Quaker alumni and friends! A reminder that the next submission deadline for...
• PrimBio, CropLord newest Science Center tenants
• Facebook's new IPO range could make it worth $100B
• Casino gaming revenues state-by-state: Slideshow
• Congratulations to the Class of 2012. We wish you the best of luck in all future...
• Beautiful sentiments for the day after Commencement 2012.
• Wow, the rain is really coming down...but the weather still looks good for Thurs...
• .@Penn geophysicist helps explain what kept the 2010 Gulf oil spill offshore. ht...
• Penn geophysicist explains what kept the 2010 Gulf oil spill offshore.
• Allstate looking to add 140 agency owners
• Construction starting on cancer institute
• SEPTA hires energy consultant
• Journal Register hires a publisher
• Firm to add 50 Center City jobs
• Financial officer gets jail for embezzlement
• Blondie! From hoofer to mayor?
• Urban League job summit set for Tuesday
• Man and woman killed on Olney porch
• Can a sex-offender ever have a fresh start?
• Records: Developer’s companies deal in luxury, eyesores
• Solid Ground
• Piercing insight: Man wears future on his wrist
• Neighbors run for cover in Hunting Park triple shooting
• FOP moving headquarters to Northeast Philly
• Two killed while pushing disabled vehicle
• Grays Ferry man fights for his mother’s legacy
• Top Student Designs Recognized at Annual Senior Design Show
• Two SEPTA buses involved in accidents
• SEPTA tells of price tag for energy-buying deal
• UArts Commencement speaker Neil Gaiman (@neilhimself) today on Twitter, ahead of...
• In Colwyn: Emergency, The Sequel
• Cooper starting construction on second cancer institute
• Atlantic 10 to add VCU to the fold
• Building in Phila.’s Loft District for sale for $7M
• Former campaign specialist Audience Partners raises $750K
• While we're all in the Commencement spirit, did you catch The Wharton School gra...
• Villanova selects new business school dean
• SEPTA hires company to help reduce utility bills
• Jay Z in Philadelphia to make concert announcement
• Home security tech company funded by Ben Franklin group
• Great Sites for Math Help
• Drexel Crew Takes Home Four Medals at the 2012 Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta
• ACBSP reaffirms the quality and excellence of Peirce’s business degree programs
• Susquehanna Bancshares brings back Harrington, this time as treasurer
• Another bank paying millions to settle excessive fees case
• Thomas Jefferson U. Hospital opens hepatitis C center
• If you are all wrapped up in yourself, you make a small bundle. - Penn President...
• After bankruptcy filing, company says Montco jobs safe
• Great opportunity for students to submit your film work to the Greater Phila Fil...
• If you can't make it to Penn Commencement today or want to avoid the rain, you c...
• It's going to be a great week to GRADUATE!
• Pa. gambling a 'success story'
• Stage set for workers to return to refinery
• Chester proposes tax on Union, casino
• 40 under 40 photo shoot: Slideshow
• Phila. doc pledges $1M for med student tuitions
• Phila. companies vital to Olympics players
• One Philadelphia firm on Inner City 100 list
• Academic and Alumni Processions Canceled ONLY Due to the weather, the academic...
• Dead Sea Scrolls: Priceless window into history
• A mentor for Philly pride
• A gazebo too tall?
• Missing woman’s decomposed body found in Juniata Park
• Police investigate whether City Hall staffer stole from elderly woman
• Here’s what will make news this week
• Flea-market-bought grenade leads to evacuation of police district
• Corbett to speak to Chamber of Commerce
• The Mickey Hart Band crafts a cosmic treat with 'Mysterium Tremendum.'
• Three innovative faculty honored with distinguished teaching awards at PennDesig...
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Philly newspapers' publisher steps down
• Dentist held on drug rap
• Penn's Graduate School of Education student body awards Dr. Stanton E.F. Wortham...
• Penn Study: Georgia Higher Education Policies Hurt Blacks, Hispanics and Poor ht...
• Stop-work order lifted at nonunion work site
• Varsity Four closes out season in the semifinal round of the Dad Vail Regatta
• Varsity Four takes bronze in DII/III event at the Dad Vail Regatta
• A.G.: Dentist was dealing drugs
• Cop’s sentence on sex charge is delayed
• Officer arrested for allegedly assaulting wife
• Bucks County man will remain jailed in pipe-bomb case
• PhilaU textile designer helps Mifflin students make Peaceful Posse Quilt: WHYY N...
• Colon health advocate gives $1M to create medical scholarship for African-Americans
• Publisher of Inquirer, Daily News resigns post
• It runs in the family for Lukas Nelson: band playing Philly May 18
• We're excited for Penn's 2012 Commencement! Remember Denzel's great speech in 2011?
• Man who threw hot coffee on clerk now wanted by police
• Pepper Hamilton spawns IP department
• Friars Senior Honor Society: A 111-year Legacy at Penn
• Private-equity sale brings Agilence $4M-plus
• Customer Bancorp to sell securities, put money in loans
• Philly rockin’ blast from the past at Brownies
• Ogletree Deakins adds Suh to Philadelphia office
• Corbett cuts seen as wounding job seekers
• UnitedHealthcare, Cigna mindful of individual plan market
• Sales, earnings down at SL Industries in 1Q
• Popular Temple U. student housing on market for $33M
• Leighann Hoffman (multidisciplinary fa) Senior work on display.
• Looking for something neat to hang outside your beach house this summer? We're s...
• New full-time, morning class schedule allows students to complete a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration in 4 years
• All hands on deck for Penn's Commencement!
• 76ers oust Eastern Conference's top dog advance to second round
• Pa. hopes to gain $9M, cost savings from property sales
• Cancer drug developer Onconova raises $7M in financing
• Design exhibition opens today at the Gallery at Market East: five fabulous desig...
• Four Penn schools are involved in today's Center for Global Women's Health sympo...
• Slideshow: The Dead Sea Scrolls exhibit
• N.J. networking program for the laid-off set to end
• Bank donates $250K to Habitat
• Seafood chain opening restaurant in Bucks
• Health concerns end local firm's drug trial
• JPMorgan Chase stuns with $2B trading loss
• Phila. stockbroker charged with insider trading
• Student wall covering design project with Weitzner featured in Interior Design m...
• CSCP Member Juan Torres' Exhibition
• No church, no marriage
• Alex’s Lemonade Stand’s challenge to local companies
• Olney man, 40, ID’d as victim in fatal shooting at Jiffy Lube
• Feds say Flo stole dough
• Pair charged with trying to bribe witness
• Holmesburg woman charged with threatening Casey
• Varsity Four races its way to DII/III semifinal round at the Dad Vail Regatta
• Varsity Four advances to second day of the Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta
• Teen who killed mother with hammer sentenced to prison
• Were pipe bombs a Mother’s Day surprise?
• Polymedix ends drug trials over drops in blood pressure
• Stockbroker charged with insider trading from AA meeting
• Business and Philadelphia schools
• DNB First commits $250,000 to Habitat for Humanity
• Poster legend Art Chantry at UArts tonight along with amazing work on display fr...
• Penn encourages staff and faculty to take sustainability home with new green ini...
• Avenger Lesson Plan
• School among 78 nationwide to get environmental honor
• Mount Laurel apartment community sold
• Penn Alumni Weekend is just around the corner! Are you coming back?
• Flying!
• Rothman unveiling new orthopedic center
• InterDigital promotes CFO, names new one
• Pa. American Water to extend system to Lower Providence
• Pollak’s civil rights work followed in father’s footsteps
• Dancers strike a pose:
• UArts dancers get ready for a photo shoot with Dance Spirit magazine.
• Bioethics Institute Announces Research Fellows Program
• Seeking Compromise: Gridlock in Washington is not a new occurrence. But the degr...
• Nurses are a "treasure trove of information." New program pairs nurse mentors wi...
• Wells Fargo defends firing over 40-year-old shoplifting case
• Drexel Crew is Set to Compete at the 2012 Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta
• A far cry from All Creatures Great and Small: Penn Vet has been providing state-...
• N.J. taxpayers subsidizing union activities, report says
• Two Phila. institutions, $2M in science grants
• US Airways announces Phila.-Europe flights
• BioClinica earnings up 18%
• Settlement in Ride the Ducks crash
• Delco funding study on how to salvage refinery
• PhilaU receives $15 million for Kanbar College of Design, Engineering and Commer...
• Visit Juan Torres' Exhibit To Support CSCP
• Woman, 52, beaten to death in North Philly
• Carlton Williams is new L&I commish
• Rapper gets 15 to 30 in PHA worker’s murder
• Worker shot to death at Port Richmond Jiffy Lube
• When it comes to organs, Philly is most generous
• O’Donnell’s killer will spend life in prison
• The real Black Panthers
• Budget woes can’t stop city’s best young musicians
• U.S. District Judge Lewis H. Pollack dies at 89
• New Black Panthers: Noisy but small
• $17M settlement in Ride the Ducks trial
• Maurice Sendak and his love of the Rosenbach Museum
• Check out the thought-provoking installations of the Multidisciplinary FA and Sc...
• US Airways announces seasonal Philadelphia-Europe flights
• Smoking Popes new 10" and Philly show
• Smoking Popes new 10" and Philly show
• Successful fundraiser at Moore College of Art & Design
• Stake in Rowan Boulevard revitalization sold
• Generic drug entrepreneur Samson donates $1M to Virtua
• Longtime Philadelphia federal judge Pollak dies
• Social Madness: Baseball team strikes out on Twitter
• Tomorrow we celebrate Sarah Peter's birthday!! Woo Woo!
• Alumni gift sets the stage for scientific breakthroughs in hereditary cancer pre...
• LiDestri returning to Pennsauken, plant to focus on beverages
• Nordstrom Rack opening Thursday at Willow Grove
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• Broad Street Bully: Frenzied Flyers fans want to see Penguins' Crosby stilled and mashed
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• Marc Lamont Hill: Women, Romney and his 'outrageous dishonesty'
• Quinones-Sanchez ripped on zoning
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• Top schools growing by 2,300 students
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• N.J. child-porn probe nets 27
• He no longer works for the D.A., but he's still on payroll
• Darby Creek Clean-Up
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• Philly Beer Week 2012
• Earth Day Bike Tour of the Navy Yard
• Academy Earth Day
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• Blye selected to the Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area women’s basketball team
• Sgouros, Christopher named to the All-CACC men's tennis team
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• Still No Solution to Deterring Attacks on SEPTA Drivers
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• What will put us over the the top at 7,000 "likes?" How about this video from m...
• Penn English professor Paul Hendrickson will recount Ernest Hemingway's life thr...
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• 'Today' show slips from first place
• Moody's warns of Pa.'s fiscal problems
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• Advanced Schedule of Exhibitions Through Summer 2013
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• Correction
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• Briefly... CITY/REGION
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• Women’s basketball: Hostetter scores 1,000th point as Rams stymie Vulcans
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• John Baer: No debating how this GOP show will end
• PHILLY THIS WEEK
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
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• AT&T DETAILS MORE THAN 1,400 WIRELESS NETWORK UPGRADES IN 2011 IN THE GREATER PHILADELPHIA AREA
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• PW Joins Artist Zoe Strauss in Bus Tour of Billboard Project
• Linvilla Orchards Celebrates National Pie Day
• Lady Rams pull away late to defeat Post, 79-73
• Connolly shoots Rams to an 86-75 road win over Post
• Joe Paterno comments on Penn State coaching hire, before Penn State
• People for People credit union taken over by Feds
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• Alexander to run Campbell Soup unit
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• Endo, BioDelivery Sciences strike a deal
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• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Tattle: LIL WAYNE DOESN'T MISS A BEAT(ING)
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• Dow Chemical spinoff Styron names CFO
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• John Baer: Say bye-bye to Santorum -- he's just an asterisk in 2012 campaign
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• Stanley's Dream to be held New Year's Day in West Chester
• Thief steals Jaguar from dealership crashes it two towns over
• Two hurt in NE Philly crash
• Philadelphia City Councilwoman gets $478,057 DROP
• Urban Outfitters co-founder Hayne wins Philadelphia’s Powell award
• PCOM will be closed Monday, January 2nd. From everyone here at PCOM, have a Happ...
• Winter Classic a chance to market Philadelphia tourism
• The Phila.-area’s wireless network improvements for 2011
• BCBS of Delaware, Highmark deal approved
• New Years Projects for Kids
• Putting a bow on 2011 nonprofit scene, optimism for the future
• 2011 in photos: Slideshow
• Endo Pharmaceuticals subcontracts sales force help through Ventiv
• Verizon Wireless banking on $2 online, phone payment fee
• New Years Events for Kids in and Around Philadelphia
• Philly cops look for Radio Shack robber
• Latest housing report positive, sort of
• Synthes battling former employees
• Bank laying off 300 in Pa.
• Montco bus company shut down
• Brandywine gets more Energy Star labels
• Young Entrepreneurs: Slideshow
• Sexual harassment at KYW alleged
• Area stores on Sears closures list
• Ex-firearms ID unit cop resigns; discipline expected for 2 supervisors
• Kill-adelphia: Yet again, city tops list of homicide rates
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Former Darby Township cop charged in rapes
• Noted local guitarist Danny DeGennaro found shot dead in Bucks home
• Slayings that made headlines in 2011
• A few of this year's 90 unsolved slayings
• Looking ahead in 2012: The world ends - Mayan style
• Ex-KYW employee files sex-harassment suit against CBS Radio
• How Marian can DROP a bundle
• Council 2012; In with the new
• Tattle: Sinead's marriage goes up in smoke
• Jodi Kantor Joins National Constitution Center for an In-Depth Portrait of the Obamas
• Lady Rams nipped by East Stroudsburg, 55-53
• Connolly lifts Rams past Stonehill, 68-63
• Villanova drops Big East opener to West Virginia
• Drexel teams split Wednesday night doubleheader
• Mayor On A Mission: Nutter Talks to PW About the Issues that Keep Him Up At Night
• Wells, Verizon, Peco philanthropy is focused, incorporates employees
• Philadelphia Rock Music / New Year's Eve Shows December 30th - January 7th
• American’s Drunkest Cities do not include Philadelphia
• Iron Hill Brewery & Restaurant opening ninth site
• Last-minute Christmas spending up sharply
• Car sales comeback to continue, how about Subaru?
• Thomas Scientific gets $12M laboratory supplies deal with military
• Binswanger marketing $12M Reading building owned by insurance firm CNA
• Post office closings methodology questioned by commission
• Winter Classic not just a hockey game, it’s a menu
• How Big Ten-Pac 12 schedule agreement affects Penn State
• Aramark CEO buys $850K in Macy's stock
• Saint Joseph's cruises over Morgan State, Martelli sets program wins mark
• Christmas a 'download fest'
• One-day strike at nursing home
• Concert revenues flat but '12 promising
• Apple customers targeted in e-mail scam
• Pair say they're owed fee in Sixers sale
• Congrats to alumna/staff member Amanda Benton MFA '09 (Book Arts/Printmaking), a...
• J&J unit renovating in Spring House
• Dreidel-spinners go for Guinness gold
• Sanchez to be named Philly's first poet laureate
• Ronnie Polaneczky: Eagles take left-out practice squad under their wing
• Candy for cons make for a cell of a good time
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• He's done pointing guns at cops for good
• Man, 32, fatally shot in West Philly
• Tattle: Katy Perry's guy: Brand ex?
• Social Networks Vs. The Bill Of Rights What Would The Founding Fathers Think Of Facebook?
• Rams run away from Assumption, 77-62
• Comcast-Spectacor sued over alleged 76ers fee
• Skanska USA nabs $60M Janssen pact
• Most-read Business Journal blogs of 2011: Slideshow
• Another scholarship competition for NEW students who enroll at Moore! You have t...
• Board member at pepper spray company Mace buys 100,000 shares
• Penn State bowl suffering from low ticket demand in wake of scandal
• Billions of dollars lost on unused gift cards
• Top 25 'oddball' job interview questions from 2011
• Phila. ranked among best at social media
• Impregnable packaging can lead to holiday injuries, ‘wrap rage’
• Chester County furniture store closing
• Robbers use taser on store security
• Harleysville rejects competing offer
• SAP's Success Factors deal gets an OK
• Obama nominates two for Fed board
• Business owners buy New Hope playhouse
• Show - First Thursday with Splintered Sunlight
• Phila. retailer moving HQ
• Tattle: An appetite for 'Hunger Games'
• What we learned from 2010 Census data
• Arlen's funny. But, seriously.... His act: a stand-up guy zinging pols, politics
• Man is arrested in Germantown shooting
• John Baer: Nobody's perfect: Righting my wrongs of 2011
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Crooks with Taser zap their way out of store
• City Howl Help Desk: TALKING THE TALK WHEN YOU CAN'T WALK THE WALK
• Cops: Mom kills attacker: Shoots man pistol-whipping son
• NEW 'GOOD LAW' LIMITS TEEN DRIVING
• Ex sought in slaying
• Marc Lamont Hill: Some lessons from 2011
• Penn State Tragedy Inspires Law Targeting PA’s Attorney General
• The Big and Small Moments of 2011
• Savage Love
• The Eagles already in spin mode for next season
• Five Below moving its HQ to 1818 Market St.
• K Mart and Sears to close over 100 stores local stores could be affected
• Consumer confidence beats expectations for December
• Azavea app for travelers finds nearest emergency rooms
• Bank of America discrimination case settled, now to locate the victims
• Average member of Congress nearly a millionaire: Report
• Southwest fighting new airfare price rule
• American workers leaving vacation time on the table
• Pa. Turnpike tolls increase not for all
• What's behind falling TV prices
• Over 100 KMart or Sears stores to close
• Another new spokesperson for Nutrisystem
• Record year for gas costs despite dip
• Bundle of joy: Baby in box changed him
• Cops net big bounty via court overtime
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Tattle: McConaughey, Camila to marry
• Police: Man dead in recliner 'a couple days'
• Correction
• Cheltenham police seeking a killer
• New Years Eve Party
• Big year ahead for local band Sinners Saints
• This Week in Ram Athletics: Dec. 26-Jan. 1
• Review: "Yeah, I Carve Cheetahs" by Restavrant
• Last minute gift ideas!
• Five Acts: Chronicles Of Dissent – Exhibition
• Willie Singletary booted off of Traffic Court bench
• Harrison Young and Earth Minor to play Philly.....soon
• PW Exclusive: DEA Takes Down N.J. Weedman's California Pot Operation
• Rutger's new nursing school appoints first dean
• Citizens Bank, developer O’Neill settle litigation
• A Philadelphia Phillie signs three-year-deal — with bread maker
• Philadelphia weatherman suspended over Playboy article: Report
• The top 10 Philadelphia real estate stories of 2011
• 2011 Year in Review information from Allison Schwartz’s Office
• Season's Greetings from PCOM!
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• Regal Entertainment building 12-screen theater in South Jersey
• Peeps & Co. store bound for Sands Casino in Bethlehem
• South Jersey firm advising UConn on future of ice hockey program
• PNC’s $3.45B deal for RBC Bank approved by Federal Reserve
• Change Agents - Penn Current spotlights Resolution '12, a campus project that en...
• Frontage Laboratories renovates China clinical research center
• ViroPharma's Meritage deal part of options trend for drug firms
• A Major League Soccer team’s sweet marketing deal
• Orbit/FR announces $10M in orders
• CA indie/punk hybrid Build Us Airplanes deliver with new album
• Best Buy's orders problem could resonate
• Payroll tax cut deal reached
• Genesis Rehab Services expands
• Closings to push gas higher?
• Area drug firm plans acquisition
• Comcast exec joins Phila. Fed board
• Tattle: Adam Lambert in bar fight
• Clout: Can new GOP 5 remake the party?
• GOP's cave adds 2 months to payroll-tax cut, unemployment benefits
• Charges refiled in Weston case
• Mommie Dearest still on loose
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Schools to 141 workers: Merry Christmas - You're laid off
• City Howl Help Desk:
• Oh, baby, these twins are close
• Student having fits over fiddle
• ACCUSED IN KID-PORN CASE TO SAY JAILED
• Sharon Hill cop charged with assault
• 2 cops still in hospital, 1 released after crash
• Stu Bykofsky: Grinch time: Stu's views on 'holiday' letters
• Dragons roll over Binghamton; win streak at four
• Cancer Support Community Of Philadelphia's News - December 22, 2011
• Dragons force OT after late comeback, but fall short to Penn
• VIDEO: Management 100 - Every incoming freshman in the Wharton School is require...
• Developmental Education in Community College will Continue Thanks to New Budget
• VIDEO: Life Saver - Defibrillators save lives, and Raina Merchant of the Perelma...
• Phil Martelli ties program's all-time win record in Saint Joseph's victory
• View nostalgic yearbook photos and add your own on You Are Penn (www.youarepenn....
• Looking ahead to another great year at Peirce
• Bank of America settles Countrywide discrimination claims for $335M
• Phila. hopes new zoning brings more, better projects
• Toys R Us announces all nighters
• Opportunity zones proposed at refineries
• Johnson & Johnson judgment upheld
• Saladworks announces overseas sites
• Sikorsky to deliver on Irish order
• Japan firm to make $2.7B area buy
• Lawyer hired by writer's alleged victims
• Years of silent fear: 6th person accuses Conlin
• Ticked at talk
• Chronicling an unraveling
• Ronnie Polaneczky: Victims deserve a day in court
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Cop, hurt in crash,lucky to be alive
• Tattle: Playboy two-fer: LiLo and Bolaris
• What child is this? Newborn abandoned in N. Phila.
• Son accused of killing his cheating daddy
• Cops hunting man in gas-station assault
• Marquis of Debris: Block magic in Kensington
• National Constitution Center Honors The Life And Legacy Of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Alleged Conlin victims retain law firm
• “Modular Vision” Creates a Protective Space in Gallery
• National Association of Realtors sales figures inflated
• Lawyer with hand in Inner Harbor, Cherry Hill Mall development retiring
• Republic First Bancorp sells commercial real estate loans
• Next big Phila. CRE question: Who gets Glaxo’s vacated space?
• Three retired players sue NFL over brain injuries
• Something to read about over the holidays!
• The College House system is launching three new programs in 2012: Women in Compu...
• Old church, math subjects of two holiday book releases
• Culinary instructor batters competition in potato pancake contest
• Teva announces stock buyback, 2012 sales and earnings guidance
• FCC fines Comcast maximum for discrimination against Tennis Channel
• Dean Marilyn Jordan Taylor of PennDesign has been appointed to a Bipartisan Poli...
• Phil, a member of our Biomedventures team, offers his insights on his experience...
• Best of 2011: A study by Jennifer Pinto-Martin of Nursing linking low-birth weig...
• Why Does PA Care About Banishing Sharia Law?
• "Deadbeat" Father Questions the Effectiveness of the Child-Support System
• Letters to the Editor
• Penn State Coaching Search: Day 42
• Savage Love
• Wall Street wows, lifts Bank of America
• Nonprofit has some scrim to sell you
• Sabre Systems eyes defense work
• Pipeline problems at AstraZeneca
• Creatures will be stirring at Macy's
• Brandywine-Allstate in joint venture
• Area rocked again by child sex allegations
• Bill Conlin is accused of molesting
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• A tortured existence
• Sheriff-to-be gets $50,000 in city lawsuit
• Cops, FBI searching for serial bank robber
• City Howl Help Desk: IT'S ALL WATER OVER THE DAMN
• Tattle: 'Friday' vid tops YouTube list
• She's a fan, not a hooker
• Papers share outrage
• 3 jailed in kick death
• Larry Platt: Platt: How do we report about our own?
• Gates Foundation gives schools 100G grant
• Correction
• National Constitution Center Programs: January - February 2012
• Dr. Lia Vas Chosen for 2011 Faculty Special Recognition Award
• USciences Plays Host to Delegation From China's SFDA
• What's going to happen to that Independence Hall wrap?
• Phila. columnist Conlin leaves amid molestation allegations
• AstraZeneca notes struggles with cancer, depression drug candidates
• Tiny Treasures: Elegant Miniatures on Display in Rincliffe Gallery
• Martelli not to blame in Todd O'Brien fiasco
• Philadelphia unemployment rate dips for November
• Sex for World Series Tickets case overturned by Pennsylvania
• Go See the Christmas Village in Love Park
• Come See the Annual Christmas Crossing of the Delaware
• Comcast sued by Sprint Nextel in patent infringement case
• Oracle exec stakes firm that makes e-commerce safe for children
• Penn Virginia: Exploration deal with ‘major oil and gas company’
• Contract option awarded for Guam naval base management
• Post office closure hearing set for Tredyffrin site
• At a New York "Engaging Minds" event, Ezekiel Emanuel, Barbara Mellers, Philip T...
• Former Phillies GM back with organization
• Neuroscience Gift - Brian Strom will lead the Perelman School of Medicine's new...
• Owners of Bindi Indian restaurant turning it into tapas bar
• Phila. doctors in Medicare cost-control program
• Phila. real estate so nice, company bought it twice
• SJU President Responds to SI.com Story
• Happy holidays, with 1 important reminder!
• Housing optimism creeps a bit higher
• Glimmer of hope to save refineries, jobs
• Breakup fee will be hard to do for AT&T
• Horsham firm names CEO
• Founder of furniture chain dies
• Beer distributors worried about Pa. bill
• Justice: VIPs got their own judicial E-ZPass in Traffic Court
• Rival mobsters set to mingle in federal lockup
• Expecting trouble: Victims went to house with baseball bats
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Tattle: 'Tattoo' swag taboo
• TELLING THE HOLE STORY: Alleged Weston victim testifies
• Restaurants now have to pay credit-card tip fees
• Keeping order in the courts
• For granted: Gamble firm no hit with feds
• Cops: Woman stole from cop's wife at restaurant
• Last Look: Two Critically Acclaimed Exhibitions To Close at The National Constitution Center
• ICA Presents Living Document / Naked Reality: Towards an Archival Cinema
• Dragons take down La Salle for second straight year
• Officials from China’s SFDA Set to Visit USciences on Dec. 19
• Mace Security names next CEO
• Phila. tourism packaging Van Gogh with Flower Show
• Household management website AboutOne gets more funding
• Pa. Supreme Court removes Phila. Traffic Court judge
• What if the BCS ranked all 120 college football teams?
• Former Yes vocalist heard on cancer group’s holiday e-card
• Saudi prince, his firm invest $300M in Twitter
• VIDEO: 'Unpopular Privacy' - Law professor Anita Allen discusses protecting the...
• University of Pennsylvania medical school gets big anonymous gift
• PREIT adding Charming Charlie at Plymouth Meeting
• Citizens Bank details Philadelphia-area branch closings
• Former CEO of Majestic to Teach Sports Licensing
• Penn State Media Day: Tom Bradley talks quarterbacks, confirms interview
• Spread the Peirce pride: Refer a new student and get a $50 gift card
• Penn State Media Day: McGloin takes blame, players focus on Houston's offense
• London Calling - Prior to the 2012 games in London, PennDesign's James Corner an...
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il dies
• A Christmas attack on pet store puppies
• Not Shore why pizzeria changed name
• Hearing on Valley Forge table games set
• Big CRE firm readying big new projects?
• Tumbling stakes in Atlantic City
• Comcast CEO Roberts fined for stock buys
• Tattle: Thriller of an MJ auction
• Endless pain for triple-homicide victims' kin
• Horror Queen heads to court today
• As a lineman, he's an excellent tailgater
• New Silverliners run a year behind schedule
• Sweet & lovable
• A week for court sentenced
• Despite delays, Silverliners a gold mine for region
• Teen killed, dad shot in Montco row
• He gives teachers a voice outside the classroom
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Home invaded, family is bound in basement
• Stu Bykofsky: Words of wisdom from a $1 bill
• 2011: A Year in Review
• This Week in Ram Athletics: Dec. 19-Dec. 25
• Wooding powers Lady Rams to 83-31 win over Washington Adventist
• Hawks fly high at home in Holy War win over Villanova
• Report: Rob Bolden dealing with "minor" legal issue
• Drexel holds off Bradley for third straight win
• Reports: Matt McGloin injured following fight with teammate Curtis Drake
• Multiple accidents claim at least two lives in region
• A holiday greeting created by alums Martin Slamon '02 (Multimedia) and Gary Hann...
• Lady Rams fall in overtime to USciences, 67-62
• Rams make it rain threes in 78-56 win over USciences
• Remembering Christopher Hitchens
• Brandywine Realty’s ‘transformative’ financing could kick-start projects
• Woman killed getting rental car on Frankford Ave
• Man suspected in Connecticut murder spotted in Philadelphia
• Green roof installation update on Penn Law's Golkin Hall.
• In the spirit of the holidays, here it is again...our very first Moore Cake!
• The winter edition of Digest Magazine is now online:
• Reed Smith space will use new-style law office layouts
• Charlie Manuel: Thick skin, soft spot for Blue Ridge and its natives
• Since Christmas is right around the corner, we were wondering what some of your...
• CEO almost missed out on culmination of CHOP’s big plans
• Did you know that the Kite and Key Society is Penn’s oldest student service orga...
• Winter Classic tickets available, what do you want to spend?
• Any FYI about our FYI Scholarship for first-year students
• Kensey Nash, St. Jude go to mediation in royalty dispute
• JCPenney returning to Simon Property’s Franklin Mills
• Philadelphia Rock Music Shows Dec. 19th - 25th
• A Better MRI: An engineering research team led by Andrew Tsourkas has developed...
• What a better way to celebrate the holidays than with a very special apple pie!...
• Grant will help Phila. extend green lights for buses and trolleys
• Sandusky attorney not allowed in courtroom for Curley, Schultz hearing
• PSU Charges: Mike McQueary expected to testify in preliminary hearing
• Kildare's pub back after license suspension
• Willow Grove shopping center sold
• What Philly LIVE! will have
• New leader at Rita's water ice
• What sports costs you on your cable bill
• Penn State Coaching Search: Assessing Mark Richt rumors
• The latest local foreclosure stats
• Tattle: Janet Jackson for Nutrisystem
• Rumors about Catholic school troubles 'ruining Christmas'
• Later, legislators: 6 Council memebrs have emotional day
• Howard Sterning over a new leaf in prime time?
• Clout: In L.A., Judge Judy settles a claim against mayoral candidate Karen Brown
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Stu Bykofsky: Goods lost (and found) in transit
• No foul play in hanging
• Headless animals found in NE Philly lot
• Fox Chase, Temple form healthy alliance
• Nutter nixes bill for wall-wrap ads
• Feds: Traveler busted smuggling cocaine
• John Baer: Legislature wraps up another tough year of 'work'
• Women’s lacrosse releases 2012 slate
• PCP Makes a Strong Showing at the ASHP Midyear Conference
• Casino Night a Safe Bet for Student Fun
• Foreclosures down, but expected to increase again
• Brianna McGraw
• Temple, Fox Chase Cancer Center announce affiliation
• The Drake refinanced, topping off for GSK site
• Environmental Tectonics in running for chunk of $2B Navy outlay
• Former Boomi CEO takes over Philadelphia Startup Leaders
• National Retail Federation optimistic on holiday sales
• Janet Jackson now Nutrisystem spokeswoman
• A lesson about heart at Healthcare breakfast
• Cooper U. Hospital’s chairman, wife give big donation
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• Flight 93 Memorial getting another donation from Phila. jeweler
• VIDEO: Richard J. Gelles, dean of the School of Social Policy & Practice, analyz...
• Melissa Lujan
• Moore students share some thoughts on a collaborative collage hung in the Dining...
• Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry Hosts First Annual Research Symposium
• From the Collection: The Water Boy
• Search for Higgs Boson: Penn physicists played a role in helping re-create the c...
• Sandusky Lawyer: Jerry was teaching kids how to shower properly
• The 50 percent? More are poor in U.S.
• Spectrum site details revealed
• Holiday shipping up this year
• Brand Madness: It's all over
• Fewer job openings advertised in Oct.
• Gosnell now charged in 'pill mill'
• Guess how much the NFL got this time
• Abortion doc charged by feds with dealing drugs, too
• Time magazine gives props to protesters
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Tattle: Judge (gasp) praises LiLo
• Give Occupy credit for trend toward away from megabanks
• Ronnie Polaneczky: Ben Franklin High JROTC boss a peerless leader
• The difference between a bank and a credit union
• $1 million deep-sixed thanks to lack of Sixers games
• Sex fiend sought in Center City attack
• 14 on Council gather for private 'bonding' lunch, raising some eyebrows
• Correction
• Genesis CARES at USciences Celebrates First Year
• Teaching and Learning Presentations Showcase USciences Faculty Efforts
• 2011 Fall Open House Series Comes to a Close
• Inter-Professional Education: What Does It Mean for Samson College?
• Science Fun for Middle Schoolers
• New Online MPH Program Set to Launch
• Rifle Team Profiled in Wall Street Journal
• Five Below wins Brand Madness
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• Villanova halts skid with win over BU
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• Facing murder charges, Gosnell now accused of running ‘pill mill’
• Google takeover talk behind InterDigital stock surge: Report
• Philadelphia library workers shirked work, controller says
• Charming Shoppes exec in line for pay tied to Fashion Bug sale
• Fire damages Bensalem building
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• The Pennsylvania Gazette includes an excerpt from Speechwright, a memoir from Wi...
• Liberty Property's $190M portfolio sale part of repositioning
• New library gets kudos from General Building Contractors Association
• Postal Service to delay closings
• Mortgage refinancings surge
• Bank of America grants recognize unsung nonprofit heroes
• Where's The Tiger Wednesday raffle drawing in the Capus Center in one hour...
• CHOP expands Specialty Care Center partnership at Abington
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• Happy Holidays!
• CardioNet says it has better, cheaper MCOT heart monitor
• Savage Love
• ViroPharma begins selling epilepsy drug Buccolam in UK
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• Letters to the Editor
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• PA Moves Closer to Abortion-Free State as House Passes HB 1977
• Philly Artists—Sick of the Mainstream Gallery System—Revive the Alternatives
• Today Show's Ann Curry asks Sandusky's lawyer if he is competent
• Another medical device exec sentenced
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• Firm moving to New York Stock Exchange
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• Pa. governor to lead trade mission
• Hope fading for Herr's in Madness
• Hospitals make progress in key effort
• Rich Hofmann: Sandusky circus begins with disappearing act
• Gosnell's wife pleads guilty to illegal abortions
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• Tattle: 'Dragon' aces the 'true' test
• Defendant in bar shooting held for trial
• Sick pup dumped7 cuties
• John Baer: By waiving hearing, Sandusky delays 'the game of his life'
• BINNS CUTS OFF NEIGHBOR'S AIR
• Marc Lamont Hill: Free-Mumia work's not done
• City Howl Help Desk: IT'S NOT EASY HERE TO KEEP ON TRUCKIN'
• A 1-800-REALITY check
• Opponents claim backing to stop viaduct plan
• Brothers arrested in auto-theft ring
• The Shepherd Leader, Asia
• Westminster Sharpened Amarillo
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• Hewlett-Packard general counsel Holston exits
• Ban all hand-held cell phone use by drivers, NTSB says
• Penn Virginia shares fall after production report
• New garage in Camden will allow Lourdes to expand
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• Bacteria-resistant fabric among Science Center investment choices
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• Urban Outfitters stock up on same-store sales
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• Seton Hall uses hot shooting to defeat Drexel
• Aria expanding emergency department at Frankford
• UniTek's major contract with major wireless carrier
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• Raises in Phila. railcar plant contract
• Jerry Sandusky case: Day 1
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• Herr's out to double digit lead
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• Phila. antique show leaving old site
• Bucks County inn to re-open
• Guilty or not, Sandusky can keep Pa. pension
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• Barbera billboard ads subtracted goodwill
• Tattle: Justin eyeing the dark side?
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• Ronnie Polaneczky: 'Practice' squad misses cut for youth team's Super Bowl trip
• 2 Council staffers fined for ethics violations
• A mishmash of methods
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• FAULTY BREATHALYZER HELPS COP WALK
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• Woman accused ofkilling her housemate
• Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival 2012
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• Liberty Property buys Washington office building from Glenborough
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• InTest to buy Thermonics from Test Enterprises
• Chickie’s & Pete’s too crabby about fries trademark?
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• Lockheed Martin building satellite for NewSat of Australia
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• PREIT mall gives Christmastime deal to mural arts program
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• New Books-A-Million in Atlantic County
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• Lion-taming: How defense should handle the Sandusky circus
• John Baer: Little news makes Pa. Society a snooze
• Tattle: WILL LINDSAY EVER LEARN?
• Stu Bykofsky: Returning to madness, Mumidiocy
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• Philly favorite Cardinal Foley dies
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• This Week in Ram Athletics: Dec. 12-Dec. 18
• Great opportunity for UArts alums and current students!
• Saint Joseph's knocks off nationally ranked Creighton
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• Final match set in Madness
• Agency defends controversial LCB ad
• SDIX sells division to Modern Water
• Two Chester County offices that host drug firms for sale
• Pa. voters mostly in favor of Paterno’s firing
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• Temple University Hospital CEO Gomberg steps down
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• End Pa. liquor ads altogether, group says after rape message
• Hemispherx shareholders OK making of more shares
• Bensalem man pulls knife on cop-gets shot
• Kaylee Lewis
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• Rita's leads, so does Bassetts
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• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• WHAT OCCUPIED
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• This Week in Ram Athletics: Dec. 5-Dec. 11
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• Philadelphia Athletics to Host High School Basketball Doubleheader on Dec. 11
• Penn State gets Case Keenum, Houston in TicketCity Bowl
• 2011 Brian's Run Results
• Dragons get revenge, down UNCW
• Explorers Drop Big 5 Contest To Villanova, 67-51
• Drexel loses CAA opener to Delaware
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• Indoor Track Opens 2011-12 Season at Jack Pyrah Invitational
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• Take a Festive Journey Through History this Holiday Season at the National Constitution Center
• Finn, Agger lead Lady Rams over Wilmington (Del.), 87-49
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• FIE international fencing conference in Philadelphia
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• Comcast joint venture selling 122 wireless licenses
• Pa. slot machine dough 6.5% higher in Nov.
• OTC suspends trading of ComCam Internat'l
• Madness: SaladWorks beats IBC; Schmitter loses
• U.S. adds jobs, unemployment down
• Bottom Dollar opening 25th Phila.-region store Friday
• Renowned surgeon Yoshiya Toyoda joins Temple
• Rita's Water Ice sold
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• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Tattle: Condoms for L.A. porn shoots?
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• Clout: Housing a mayoral issue for 2015?
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• Roommate questioned in psych patient's death
• Philadelphia International Auto Show 2012
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• Sunoco to begin idling Marcus Hook refinery
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• Renowned surgeon Yoshiya Toyoda joins Temple
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• Philadelphia Gas Works reduces rate a bit
• Statue of Liberty renovation signs up engineers
• TD Bank profits increase in fiscal 4Q
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• Comcast's NBCUniversal to open Harry Potter park
• Hawks defense stifles Dragons in victory
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• Met-Pro announces $600K oxidation system deal
• Inovio Pharmaceuticals expects to raise $3.5M in securities offering
• Auxilium hand disorder drug tested in frozen shoulder patient
• Universal Health Services buy Texas hospital, other assets
• Phillies star steps to the plate to help Philadelphia schools
• Teva gets revenue from generic Lipitor without selling it
• Montco firm changing its name
• 100 victims estimated in Penn St. case
• LCB testing home delivery of spirits
• Occupy group says it's 'still here'
• Cultural Activism: ICA is working with the AIDS Library to increase AIDS awareness.
• Sex assault spurs Bryant parents to action
• Reynolds Brown would get the lead out
• Men’s basketball: Rams hang tough down stretch in win at Holy Family
• Tattle: A KARDASHIAN STAR TO BE BORN
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Evicted Occupiers ponder goals and strategies as cops stay present and alert
• Credit for time served
• Marc Lamont Hill: Among GOP, Cain's not the only heel
• 1 fired, 3 others charged in alleged fraud within Sheriff's Office
• PSU named in first suit
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• Correction
• Police ID man in triple shooting
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• Give the Gift of a Sure Foundation
• Dragons fall to St. Joe's in Fouch's return
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• Temple U. gets grants to study HIV neuronal effects
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• Penn State's Devon Still named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year
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• Pfizer arranging for insurer to provide Lipitor at generic prices
• SaladWorks to open another California site
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• Occupy Philadelphia dispersal arrest tally at 52
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• Dow Jones stocks up 400 points on central banks’ move
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• Scenes from the Police Raid on Occupy Philly
• Early big lead for Five Below in Madness
• AstraZeneca funds venture capital arm
• Phila.-to-Pitt. airfare soars
• Utility reduces gas rates
• West Philly's Mariposa Food Co-op Focuses on Outreach Along Baltimore Ave.
• Letters to the Editor
• Bucks insurance firm buys Chesco one
• Occupy Philly dispersed by police
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• Savage Love
• Anti-Fracking Advocates See Stalled DRBC Vote as a Victory
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• District's budget boss was a tax deadbeat till our inquiry
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• HUNGER IN THE 'BURBS: Food stamps among the affluent
• Tattle: Judge blisters Jacko's doc
• Homeless trade Conrail yard for a spot under I-95
• City Howl Help Desk: What's left after death: Who cleans the scene?
• Philly cops about to evict Occupy
• CITY, TRADES IN 'HISTORIC' PACT
• 3 fourth-graders accused of sexual assault
• Dept. of Licenses & Ejections: Bouncers will require training
• After 905G buyout, Ackerman is seeking unemployment check
• John Baer: Lawmakers' toast: Let's raise our pay
• AstraZeneca adds $100M to MedImmune Ventures
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• Haub School of Business Receives International Recognition
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• Medco-Express Scripts merger opposed by community pharmacists group
• Phila. event an opportunity for out-of-work drug scientists
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• Corporate law departments boosting budgets a bit: Altman Weil
• Simon Property's King of Prussia joining mall expansion trend
• Berger Rental Communities refinances W. Chester apartments
• Penn State names Paterno replacement committee: Report
• Expert Named Scholar-Escort for Delegation to China
• Half of Elite 8 set in Brand Madness, new polls begin
• Man who used romance in bank ID theft scheme in Phila. sentenced
• Watch for new improvements to student support services thanks to US Department of Education’s PBI grant program
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• N.J. job training bill headed for veto
• Big expansion for already big mall
• Area lawyers hired for Penn St. Victim 1
• Devon Still, five other Nittany Lions honored by Big Ten
• Orchestra shifting pensions to gov't
• Medical site on way near Virtua Voorhees
• Housing project gets multimillion grant
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• Tattle: Anne Hathaway's engagement is low-key
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• Armed robbery suspect shot with his own gun
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• It's a tents situation
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• MASTERMIND: How did 'retarded' Linda Ann Weston play and beat the system?
• He was the man suspects trusted
• Bevilacqua deposition
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• As Occupy Philly's Encampment Empties, Protesters Ponder the Next Step
• HUD awards $8.5M for Philadelphia seniors complex
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• Bank of America part of secret $7 trillion in crisis loans: Report
• RAIT Financial’s big credit line to fund real estate loans
• Former Synthes official appeals sentence, wants to delay prison
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• Penn State coaching search: Ohio State hires Urban Meyer, what now?
• Penn State Coaching Search: Ohio State hires Urban Meyer, what now?
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• Tattle: Rapper T.I. takes pro-anti-gay stance
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• Bullets fly in bowling alley, 1 hurt
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• Exhibition: Spies, Traitors and Saboteurs: Fear and Freedom In America
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• Drexel dominates Pitt in 71-50 victory
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• Women's Basketball Drops 69-53 Game at Long Island
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• Letters to the Editor
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• Tattle: Giving thanks for all these turkeys
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• Even in a tony Philadelphia suburb, some struggle to find shelter
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• Outside The Frame Festival 2012
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• Winston Charleston held as juvenile fatal accident
• Free, reduced parking on Saturdays for the season in Phila.
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• Savage Love
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• Boscov's sues Fed over debit card fees
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• Penn State Coaching Search: Al Golden says he will be in Miami in 2012
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• La Salle Rallies Late But Falls To #17/16 Pitt, 73-69
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• La Salle Signs Jermaine Davis To National Letter Of Intent
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• MEANWHILE, IN NEW YORK CITY . . .
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• EXPLORER SPORTS REPORT: Episode 12
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• Dubstep Poised to Take Philly's Music Throne
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• Women's Basketball Travels to Queens For Midweek Tilt at St. John's
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• City Howl Help Desk: Wacky wires in Fishtown
• McQueary: 'I did stop it'
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• John Baer: A question for the grand jury
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• Man shot during heists
• Just one more Council leadership post left to fill
• Tattle: Van Halen-Roth plan album
• Philadelphia Home Show 2012
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• Copeland named to Daktronics All-East Region second team
• God With Us
• Dragons take care of Rider in early morning opener
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• Duren, Mills Set Career Highs In 76-69 Overtime Loss At Villanova
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• Cubist Pharmaceuticals-Adolor waiting period expires
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• Judge a total Fumo suck-up
• Tattle: Chelsea Clinton lands NBC gig
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• Another Gosnell co-defendant pleads
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• Witnesses: Ex-D.A. accused in hit-run had been drinking
• Oh-Taubenberger decision today?
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• 3 deny Piazza killings
• Daily News, Inquirer are on the move
• Did Corbett react too slowly?
• Killer who shot his own face off gets 15-plus years
• Stu Bykofsky: bad-biking tix finally rolling on the streets
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• Men’s basketball: Rams open season with win over USciences
• Another 4th quarter collapse, another loss for the Eagles
• Nutter signs 2 bills lessening Phila. business taxes
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• NBA players say no to owners' offer
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• Philadelphia city officials not happy with Occupy protest
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• Men's Varsity Eight Rowers Tabbed La Salle Student-Athletes of the Week
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• In tough industry, furniture chain grows
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• Paterno hires criminal lawyer after all
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• Sweet treat makes Sweet 16 of Madness
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• Stu Bykofsky: Would William Penn support Tasco?
• Schlitzer named CACC men’s basketball rookie of the week
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• Field hockey: Rams capture national title with win over Lowell
• Eagles struggle to figure (stuff) out
• And it's a final: Cardinals 21, Eagles 17
• Eagles-Cardinals: Third-quarter observations
• Eagles-Cardinals: Halftime observations
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• Steven Wilson performed perfectly at Temple's PAC last night
• Four Score in Double Figures in 81-76 Loss at Albany
• Four Score in Double Figures in 81-76 Loss at Albany
• Wooding dominant as Lady Rams defeat St. Thomas Aquinas, 60-53
• Nebraska 17, Penn State 14: Despite score, no losers to be found
• Villanova wins season opener
• Bearish and Storbeck Pace Women's Cross Country to a Sixth Place Finish at Mid-Atlantic Regional
• Bearish and Storbeck Pace Women's Cross Country to a Sixth Place Finish at Mid-Atlantic Regional
• Santana Top La Salle Finisher as Men's Cross Country Places Sixth at Mid-Atlantic Regional
• Santana Top La Salle Finisher as Men's Cross Country Places Sixth at Mid-Atlantic Regional
• Just football for one day
• Women’s soccer: Rams advance, face familiar foe in NCAAs
• "Phantastical Phanatical" Features Philadelphia's Top Circus Performers
• Alive in Christ
• Blye's career high lift Lady Rams to 81-66 win over C.W. Post in season opener
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• Despite 2nd half comeback, Dragons lose to LIU
• Hawks look to bring late season success into new season
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• Penn State committee to ‘pinpoint responsibility’ for scandal: Report
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• Why would Paterno hire a criminal defense lawyer?
• Aetna in coverage deal with Einstein system in Philadelphia
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• Physician-owned hospital movement on hold
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• ESPN broaches idea of Penn State football shutdown
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• Rita's continues domination in Madness
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• LET'S TAKE PSU AND BLOW IT UP
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• PATERNO'S PLACE OF PEACE: In Avalon, he's just a 'regular Joe'
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• Tattle: 'Talent' fans ready for Stern?
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• UNHAPPY VALLEY: A day of reflecting on riots ... and victims
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• Clout: Bodine Street is Democratic party central
• Clarke's the big cheese ... or is he?
• Man fatally shot in Kingsessing
• Lady Rams end season with 3-2 loss to Caldwell in CACC semifinal
• USciences 60-Second Lecture Contest Promotes New Technology Training Center and Panopto Platform
• Dr. Karin Gravare Silbernagel Named Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy
• Dr. Shelley Otsuka Named Assistant Professor of Clinical Pharmacy
• Dr. McHardy M. Smith Named Instructor of Pharmaceutical Sciences
• Dr. Radha Vanmali Named Assistant Professor of Clinical Pharmacy
• Dr. David R. Leonard Named Founding Director of the Graduate Physician Assistant Program
• Dr. Dana Zambito Named Assistant Professor of Biology
• Dr. Colleen Maher Named Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy
• You are Invited to a Physics Open House On Nov. 19
• Dr. Karleen Melody Named Assistant Professor of Clinical Pharmacy
• Philadelphia University to induct five into the Athletics Hall of Fame
• Penn State says Mike McQueary will not coach this weekend
• Report: Joe Paterno braces for court, son denies hiring lawyer
• Gino's grand opening held
• Pennsylvania Attorney General has concern over firing of Joe Paterno
• Rev. Kevin Gillespie elected St. Joe’s president
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• Baking concern Puratos adding 40 jobs in South Jersey
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• CPLS Offers Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Accountancy
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• Pulse Electronics moved before bylaws allowed it
• Joe Frazier services will include Wells Fargo Center
• SL Industries boosts revenue, income in third quarter
• Penn State coaching changes include McQueary on staff
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• Points Based Assessment
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• Penn State enters Post-Paterno Era
• Joe Paterno's statement following dismissal
• Men's Cross Country Makes Final Preparations for Mid-Atlantic Regional Meet
• Women's Cross Country Continues Postseason Push at Mid-Atlantic Regional Meet
• Bedlam erupts on campus
• Ronnie Polaneczky: Where was the fury over the rape of a boy?
• Tattle: The Oscar for exit goes to Eddie Murphy
• SCANDAL STATE
• The hair, the beard. Is that Vince Fumo?
• Video released of Society Hill shooting
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Marquis of Debris: Biz recycle violations cost city
• Outcome of Oh-Taubenberger Council race: Next week at earliest
• 'Most are reluctant to get involved'
• Police statement stands in drug murder
• New PSU boss not a job for Tom Ridge
• Hired to clean, she then administered anesthesia
• Women's basketball ready to open the 2011-12 season
• Joe Paterno fired, Tom Bradley named interim head coach
• A Taste of History, Thanksgiving Style, at the National Constitution Center
• DesignPhiladelphia News - November 7, 2011
• Education Nation - Failure Should Not Be An Option
• National Massage Therapy Institute (NMTI) Announces Partnership With Massage Envy, Expanding Employment Opportunities For Graduates
• Michael Garden of CITYSPACE Real Estate Hosts Art For Animals To Benefit The Pennsylvania SPCA
• Phila. businesses impacted by quake
• Sotomayor receives Philadelphia Bar's Diversity Award
• Foreclosure filings fall as paperwork concerns slow courts
• Job expo in Lower Bucks County Tuesday
• Red Tettemer takes top advertising honor at ADDYs
• Lab Notes: Kibow, ERYtech Bristol-Myers, AstraZeneca
• Philadelphia Soul opener to be a real tweet
• DB Schenker moves area operations to Philadelphia
• Pulse Electronics turns down takeover
• Tsunami, warnings put markets on edge
• AstraZeneca to pay $68.5M settlement
• Prosecutors: Company cheated investors
• Comcast to join 6 in airing Union games
• McNeil injunction finalized
• Alumni Chapel
• Clifton Gunderson, LarsonAllen to merge, make accounting top 10
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• Final polls for Round 1 of Madness
• Drexel's <i>iSchool</i> Hosts First iConnect Event to Bring Together Online and On-Campus Students
• Drexel-Academy Research Aims to Stop the Spread of Emerging Diseases
• Shooting on SEPTA El train
• Ride the Ducks crash sentencing today
• Stocks:Europe giveth, Europe taketh away
• Kenexa connecting to NYSE
• Newtown to be U.S. HQ for oven maker
• I was a teenage slots player
• Four brands win and four polls begin
• A stock analyst speaks, people listen
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• 'Rifle'was BB gun; pair provoke standoff
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• Correction
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
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• Exhibition - Daniel Lefcourt: Active Surplus
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• Kenexa switching to the NYSE
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• Penn docs perform double hand transplant
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• CW inks five-year deal with Hulu
• Top 15 scariest jobs in America
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• Johnson's loss forever felt by Birds
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• And it's a final: Eagles 34, Cowboys 7
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• Ametek buys EM Test of Switzerland
• US Airways raises fares
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• Black Tie White Coat Ball Raises $717,250 for Alzheimer's Research
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• Jeff Williams To Be Honored By Black Women In Sport Foundation On Friday
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• Unisys scores big third quarter
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• Jack Horner Communications moving
• Harrisburg takeover underway
• Phila.-area home prices down 4.5% in '11
• Grand entrance coming on Bistro Row
• Heated debate in competitive 10th Councilmanic District
• Ronnie Polaneczky: Woman offers slice of kindness for cellar victim
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• 2 shot in N. Phila., 1 dies
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• DesignPhiladelphia Highlights - October 22, 2011
• Institute of Contemporary Art Appoints Anthony Elms as New Curator
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• Robert Klein appears in New Jersey
• Unisys more than triples profits, earns $79M
• ECOvanta electronic waste disposal site opens
• Iowa lawyer devises Pa. criminal database app
• Jack Horner Communications moving to Harleysville
• Lisa Shaffer Leads Nation In Save Percentage
• Invention that won design award was Big surprise
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• First Resource Bank earnings up 70% in 3Q
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• SAP names Naimoli Life Science Industry leader
• Lannett anti-obesity drug OK’d in extended-release form
• Kip Winger and special guests play Sellersville Theater.
• General Electric unit buys majority stake in Lightfoot Capital
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• Kameron Teel Named Soccer Six Player of the Week
• Students: #Getonthebus To See Soccer Doubleheader At Fordham
• Last week to see the work of UArts alum BCOX in the printmaking gallery!
• Two chances to see The Wilderness of Manitoba at World Café Live
• Austin Thomas Named Atlantic 10 Performer, La Salle Student-Athlete Of The Week
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• Community Day Strengthens Local Ties with SJU
• Nationally Ranked Women’s Soccer Looks For First Regular Season Atlantic 10 Title on Wednesday at Rhode Island
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• Colleen Kempf Named A-10 Field Hockey Rookie of the Week
• Redd October
• Casino betting on more success
• Tourism in Bucks brings a lot of bucks
• Revival envisioned for historic theater
• Bank Transfer Day on the way
• Occupy Philadelphia arrests
• Another place to get Crab Fries
• Why the problems at McNeil? A theory
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• Tammy likes other dogs
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• Newborn found dead on porch in Logan
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• Explorers Rally To Down Saint Louis 3-2 in Overtime, Remain Unbeaten in A-10
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• Men’s soccer falls to Bloomfield in overtime, 4-3
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• McCarthy Saves Career High 18 as Explorers Play No. 9 Charlotte to 2-2 Draw
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• SJU to Host 38th Annual NBEA Conference
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• Urban Outfitters pulls Navajo Collection in U.S., urged to do so worldwide
• SJU Announces Start of 2011 United Way Campaign
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• The Phila. area's biggest colleges
• Gallery Exhibit Brings Exquisite India to Life
• UMass Defeats La Salle, 2-0, In Field Hockey
• UMass Defeats La Salle, 2-0, In Field Hockey
• Accomplished Alumna to Present Fall McNulty Scholars Lecture
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• The Drive to Find a Solution
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• Bank of America debit card fee will take some means to avoid
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• Robert Klein to headline local show
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• Man killed on scooter on Street Road
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• Penn entering Jefferson’s neighborhood with Medicine building
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• Another 'town' to be Occupied
• Lower oil prices hurt Southwest in 3Q
• SuperPretzel holding lead
• Drexel collaborates with China institute
• Two bank fraud schemes bring 12 years
• Siblings had alleged incest, abuse, but court gave kids back to Weston
• Transcripts tell of savage sister
• Clout: Pair teams up to break racial barriers on talk radio
• Tattle: LiLo misses first day at the morgue
• Former cop held on rape charge
• Pilar Ortiz's '5th' clears defendant
• Grisly Philly crimes
• Dad, 2 social workers get prison in final Danieal sentences
• Jury doesn't believe he didn't mean harmm
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• Cops seek suspects in multiple armed robberies
• Corbett appoints Houstoun to SRC
• Teen-curfew bill draws fire, but procedural glitch is what blocks its progress
• Stu Bykofsky: Judging the judicial candidates
• Correction
• Exhibition Explores Van Gogh's Deep Immersion Into Nature
• Rams run at the Haverford Invitational
• Lady Rams compete at Haverford Invitational
• Final Genesis CARES Fall Seminar Focuses on Community Mobility
• Holocaust Survivor Presents 2011 Malis Memorial Lecture
• Starbucks offers its customers 'a pat on the back'
• Whitaker studies neighborhood impact on obesity and diabetes
• CBS 'poet' offers pearls for aspiring broadcasters
• Spada promoted to Assistant Director of Athletics/SWA
• Phila. man gets 12-plus years in prison on bank fraud
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• Drexel, Shanghai institute ink research pact
• Peirce invests in students with 8 new faculty members
• SportsRadio WIP to broadcast Philadelphia Union games
• Phillies spring training packages available
• Houstoun nominated for Philadelphia School Reform Commission
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• Yuengling support bottled up so far
• NFL player’s brain tumor found in trade physical: report
• Campbell Soup expanding Healthy Request line
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• Kensey Nash earnings drop 41%
• Explorers Visit UMass, Honor Seniors On Sunday Versus St. Joe's
• Explorers Host Charlotte, Saint Louis in Final Home Weekend
• Filmmaker’s Debut Feature to Receive Philadelphia Premiere
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• More uncertainty found by Fed report
• SuperPretzel stomping Yuengling
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• NBA negotiations: A breakthrough, of sorts
• Penn St. Navy Yard effort gets leader
• Billboard battle at Phila. International
• Marquis of Debris: Cops crack down on short dumping
• Trial begins for ex-cop accused in theft from bar
• Armbrister leaving SRC
• 'Geezer' won't let thugs ruin his walks
• NAACP, ACLU sue city over banned billboard
• It's sweat vs. music at S. Phila. arena
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• Dozens of judicial candidates get a gift from the bar
• Ronnie Polaneczky: Cold, hard fact: PPA almost human
• Councilwoman's communication director accused of ethics violations
• 'Sheer madness'
• Long jail term for jewelry-store robbery, slashing
• Easy, unwitting victims
• Occupy plan not 99% certain
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• Man shot in leg drives himself to the hospital
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• Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author Joseph J. Ellis Shares Insights on the Original Power Couple at the National Constitution Center
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• PhilaU Volleyball Sweeps Phila. Biblical 3-0
• Actman to run Penn State energy- efficiency center
• VC firms invested $120M in Phila. Metro area in 3Q
• The photos from the Open House on Saturday are here!
• Nationally Ranked Women's Soccer Looks to Remain Unbeaten at Charlotte, Saint Louis this Weekend
• Nationally Ranked Women's Soccer Looks to Remain Unbeaten at Charlotte, Saint Louis this Weekend
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• Fla. runaway found here
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• Community College of Phila. seeks to improve black males’ scores
• Lactation Room Supports Nursing Mothers on Campus
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• Former Heinz factory in King of Prussia close to sale
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• Teva sells generic rights to Cephalon drugs to Par
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• Shaffer Earns Second Straight A-10 Rookie Of The Week Honor, Third This Season
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• IT WAS THE PITS
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• Correction
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• Field Hockey Falls To Temple, 2-1, In Overtime; Fry Scores Second Goal Of Weekend
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• Correction
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• Did the Fates Mauch us?
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• COPS' OVERTIME = FREEDOM'S PRICE
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• John Baer: REAL ISSUES LOST IN THE SHUFFLE
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• Ronnie Polaneczky: LACEY'S LAW: A LIFE TO SAVE MANY
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• Capmark Financial sells tax credit portfolio to Hunt
• Lockheed Martin powers up next generation GPS prototype
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• Eagles-Bills: Third-quarter observations
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• Gino's is back- ( The return of the Giant)
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• AmeriGas President and CEO Bissell to retire next year
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• This week in the Big Ten
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• PCP students support 5K Philadelphia 2011 Walk to END Alzheimer’s
• Melissa Sanger Named Atlantic 10 Player of the Week
• Lisa Shaffer Named Atlantic 10 Rookie Of The Week
• Phila. area banker lands new post
• Obama to unveil deficit plan Monday
• Former Harleysville National head Geraghty joins WSFS
• Alfredo Santana Named Atlantic 10 Performer of the Week
• Berkadia adding Fla. company
• Construction of Whitemarsh CVS OK'd
• Berkadia Commercial Mortgage to buy Tavernier Capital
• Alloy Surfaces wins $20M in new work
• Pep Boys going all in online
• Big Ten's next moves: Notre Dame, Missouri or Rutgers?
• John Baer: EBT: An all-ACCESS pass to non-necessities?
• Family offers reward to help solve murder
• Stu Bykofsky: Star treatment for Carl Lewis?
• Tiff likes belly rubs
• Using his street smarts to help reduce crime
• Embracing growth in University City
• Pension tendsion: Funding for municipal employee benefites could sink the city
• Sinking Ship: The holes in the hull
• Highlights of the University City District report
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Are private donations to government ever OK?
• Vote today to end Catholic-school strike
• Man stabbed in abandoned Kensington building
• Tattle: Fox just can't take a joke
• And it's a final: Falcons 35, Eagles 31
• Eagles-Falcons: Third-quarter observations
• Eagles-Falcons: First-half observations
• Eagles-Falcons: First-quarter observations
• 2011 Rock n' Roll Philadelphia Results
• Explorers In Seventh Place After 18 Holes At Leo Keenan Invite
• Explorers In Seventh Place After 18 Holes At Leo Keenan Invite
• Acoustic Strawbs and Zombies were phenominal at the Keswick Theatre last night
• Fire rips through Hillcrest Dairy in Bensalem
• Fire rips through Hillcrest Dairy in Bensalem
• Shutout Streak Reaches Six Games as Haycook’s Late Winner Lifts Women’s Soccer Past Princeton 1-0
• Shutout Streak Reaches Six Games as Haycook’s Late Winner Lifts Women’s Soccer Past Princeton 1-0
• Plumhoff's Late Header the Difference in 1-0 Win at Army
• Not this year: Penn State avoids Temple upset, 14-10
• Women Second, Men Third at Navy Invitational
• Student leader training
• Review: "Top Contenders: The Best of Strung Out" by Strung Out
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Body count on the rise in West Philly's 16th District
• Alleged thieving lesbians: We ain't lyin' about that lion
• Tattle: Third time the charm? McCartney to wed again
• A day to celebrate the Constitution
• Second teen suspect arrested in rape case
• Larry Platt: SportsWeek debuts in the Daily News Oct. 1
• Witnesses say he delivered fatal kick
• Pol wants bouncers to be diplomatically muscular
• Serving others: Now, that's fulfilling work
• Correction
• Philadelphia Museum of Art Celebrates the 25th Anniversary of College Day
• PhilaU Volleyball Downs Bloomfield 3-1
• Men's Tennis Has Early Success in ITA Tournament
• Lady Ram's Tennis Picks Up Pair of Doubles Wins on Day 1 of ITA Tournament
• Copeland Scores Game-Winner in 3-0 Win at Felician
• Samson Takes the Reigns as Interim President; Dr. Gerbino Bestowed with Emeritus Status
• Sunday’s race pays tribute to two runners who passed on September 11th
• Bank of America-Countrywide: First marriage, then bankruptcy?
• Field Hockey Suffers Second Straight Overtime Loss; Falls To Towson, 2-1
• Simon Property takes control at King of Prussia Mall
• Preview: Temple (2-0) vs. Penn State (1-1)
• Men's Soccer Heads to West Point on Saturday
• La Salle Alum Cheryl Reeve Tabbed WNBA Coach of the Year
• Take a first hand look at the EMS Expo recently held on campus.The expo was host...
• Esprit pulling out of North America, closing Phila. region stores
• PCOM recently paid respect those who were affected by 9/11 in a tribute ceremony...
• Inverness Graham closes on $151M fund
• Bon Appétit gets it: Puts Phila. restaurant on best list
• Lessons from a Former White-Collar Criminal
• Art and and the Phillies -- perfect together!
• Philadelphia parking tax reduction bill passes
• Constitution Day celebrated today. Come to the Campus Center at Noon for games,...
• Lincoln Financial Field and parking news and notes for Temple, Penn State
• Wistar to start work on $100M project next week
• ViroPharma studying Cinryze in combination with Enhanze: Lab Notes
• Temple is respectful, not fearful of Penn State
• SDI of Plymouth Meeting enhances Azma.com
• Too soon to think Turnpike strike?
• New leader set for PFM
• Lightning kills worker at A.C. casino site
• Entertainment Games buys celeb rights
• PFM Group CEO White stepping down
• CURE adds another sports sponsorship
• Barnes museum opening date set
• Women's Soccer Puts Shutout Streak on the Line this Weekend at Princeton
• Council OK's two redistricting plans, but talks to continue
• Ronnie Polaneczky: How do you go on after such a loss?
• Woman held in stabbing rampage
• Last train out: The puzzle and the pain of suicide by rail
• Phil Goldsmith: Time for SRC members to make a good decision for once & step down
• Drug network cut
• DERAILED LIVES
• Punk nabbed in Southwest Philly robbery, rape
• Last day for Community Court
• 3 witnesses fail to ID key defendant in '09 ballpark murder
• Blue-collar workers on school layoffs: 'We are not visible'
• Stopped by cops, he swallows coke, dies
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Elmer Smith: The balls bounce different ways
• For now, Philly will remain a DROP zone
• Clout: Campaign treasurer becomes political opponent
• Tattle: Barkley: Kudos to Glen Rice
• Dr. Adam Fontecchio to Represent Drexel at Frontiers of Engineering Symposium
• Dr. Kendall with the Lord
• PhilaU Loses to Merrimack 7-2
• VIDEO: Temple donates supplies to area school children
• Inaugural class of Temple/St. Lukes partnership begins this year
• Temple historian discusses the "lingering injustice" of Attica
• VIDEO: International flash dance promotes study abroad
• Temple launches community program to reduce gun violence
• A Good Start for New Students
• Three Named to Board of Trustees
• Team Approach: CMSRU, Cooper Health System, USciences to Collaborate on Education Model
• Penn bioethicist Art Caplan calls out Bachmann with $10K bet
• CBS News visits Stahl Hall and highlights dorm room design with four Moore stud...
• Barnes museum to get support from Comcast, PNC: Report
• Phila. not restaurant town? Another ridiculous Travel+Leisure list
• Teva drug development partner using X-ray technology
• ViroPharma board OKs $200M stock buyback
• Independence Blue Cross to offer new health plans
• La Salle Places Five On IWLCA Honor Roll
• La Salle Places Five On IWLCA Honor Roll
• Phila. Fed manufacturing survey: More suffering in sector
• Schoemaker Classic golf tournament set for Monday
• Foreclosure filings up in August, but still below 2010: RealtyTrac
• Meet Moore's 2011 Visionary Woman HonoreesJaune Quick-to-See Smith, Jane Walenta...
• Rock and Roll Philadelphia this Sunday!
• Lots of talk about Phila. parking tax reduction
• Explorer Sports Report: Episode 4
• See School of Music alum and faculty member Jason Chuong standing next to Presid...
• VIST not part of small biz fund
• Phila. snubbed again by Travel+Leisure
• VIST not part of Small Business Lending Fund
• Turnpike strike possible
• A.C. contracts expire, no strike
• Acting TRF CEO made permanent
• Former tourism official gets jail
• Quakertown getting new supermarket
• The Explorer Club Auction Booklet Now Available
• The Explorer Club Auction Booklet Now Available
• Ronnie Polaneczky: Author: Palin was a tea-party animal!
• Stu Bykofsky: Let a child's 9/11 wisdom lead us all
• Will Council save DROP?
• Cop bops would-be thief with vase
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Attacks on SEPTA drivers are double this year over last
• Zoning hearing a 7-plus hour marathon
• Investors: Board folded on casino too soon
• Before Palin was a tea-totaler
• Trial begins for 3 men accused of ballpark killing
• Principals' union chooses concessions over layoffs
• Cops: Boyfriend shot girlfriend in the back
• Tattle: Pix that would make her mom Scarlett
• Drexel to Open Nation’s First University Facility that Includes a Biowall for Improved Air Quality
• Jack the Ripper Comes to Academia
• Drexel to Host National STEM Best Practices Conference
• Women's Tennis Match vs. LaSalle (9/15) Cancelled
• Volleyball Comes From Behind In Win Against Chestnut Hill
• MileStone OK'd for Treasury Small Business Lending Fund
• Acting CEO Hinkle-Brown gets permanent post at The Reinvestment Fund
• World Inferno Friendship Society brings punk rock circus to Philly
• 1650 Arch loses tenant to 10 Penn Center
• Scala of Exton names new CEO
• Comcast says it was helping low-income students before NBC deal
• Putting some final touches on Penn Park before tomorrow's grand opening!
• Philadelphia mural program to honor Phillies
• Philadelphia medical supplies seller sentenced in Medicare fraud
• What’s in Your Bag? Gallery Exhibit Takes a Look
• lmpactRx buys fellow Phila.-area firm TargetRx
• Delegation from Washington investigates cheesesteaks
• Bad Moody? Collingswood mayor disputes debt downgrade, media reports
• Where's the Tiger Wednesday? First complete correct response in the comments sec...
• Natural Disaster: How Did the Gas Industry Get So Fracked Up?
• Alumni, students and faculty can submit their work to the new UArts website thro...
• Poverty rising, incomes falling in U.S.
• Savage Love
• Another SEPTA driver hurt in a shooting
• No toll booths in Route 422 plan
• Southwest ending Phila.-Boston flight
• 'Super downgrade' for town's debt
• Lannett leader buys stock in co.
• La Salle Hosts Towson On Friday In Field Hockey
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• City Howl Help Desk: Fire alarm blares for 11 days on South Street
• Harvesting fresh food for the city
• A jaded life: Ex-dominatrix & another weird death
• Opponent has political experience
• Youth admits guilt in '09 slaying
• Man, SEPTA driver hurt in shooting
• Youth faces trial in rec center killing
• Finally, a Lewis victory
• Olympic sprinter Carl Lewis in the race for the long haul
• Marc Lamont Hill: GOP has some game but, nope, it's still Obama in '12
• 4 trucks recovered after terror alert
• Catholic high schools close today
• John Baer: GOP's gerrymandering jihad against the blue-ish state
• Tattle: Some local tiesat Toronto fest
• PhilaU Men’s Soccer Suffer 2-0 Road Loss at WilmU
• Mob Attacks Terrorize Port Richmond, Retaliation Threatened
• Thomas Jefferson University dept. expands
• Collingswood, N.J., downgraded six levels
• Lannett CEO buys 20,000 shares of company stock
• Women's squad returns home after successful Italy trip
• Philadelphia groups get federal money to aid startups
• Live Auction Items Announced for Saturday’s Explorer Club Auction
• SLIDESHOW: Favorite online retailers
• Softball To Compete In City 6 Fall Championship
• U.S. News' college rankings: How Philadelphia fared (slideshow)
• Philadelphia Gross Metropolitan Product falls short
• Independence Blue Cross announces app for members
• SJU Among Top 10 in U.S. News’ 2012 Rankings
• Independence Blue Cross in marketing deal with Ritter of Harrisburg
• Jefferson oral surgery department opening Bryn Mawr office
• Today the new UArts website launches -- tell us what you think!
• MacLean Chair to Discuss Gender and Sexuality Issues
• Opponents to 422 toll plan making calls
• Funding chance for small businesses
• 'Fashion Genius' debuts at Charming
• Pfizer, others settle drug price case
• Bank of America ending 30K more jobs
• Pfizer, Bayer others settle drug price allegations in Pa.
• Delaware Investments sponsoring tourney
• King of Prussia Wegmans hiring
• The New York Times reports on a possible cancer treatment pioneered by researche...
• Tattle: Gosselin threatens to return plus 8
• Valley Forge casino to open in '12
• Ronnie Polaneczky: 'Hardbacking' another Parking Authority ploy to shaft public
• PMN offers new way to keep tabs on Philly news
• '11 slayings outpacing '10
• Archie Bell sues Gamble and Huff over royalties
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Weekend's 7 slaying victims identified
• Report: Better schools the key to keeping young couples in Center City
• 'Bomb' was actually seder plate
• Upcoming Milestone Supreme Court Term in the Spotlight at the National Constitution Center
• PhilaU Cheerleading Announces 2011-12 Roster
• PhilaU Fall Webcasting Suspended
• PhilaU International Student Athlete Interviews Now Online
• PhilaU Plays to 0-0 Tie at Shippensburg
• Rams Shut Down By Holy Family In Conference Opener
• Women’s Tennis Outlasts Caldwell 5-4
• Are you ready for the next big thing? DesignPhiladelphia is around the corner!
• Wegmans starting to hire for King of Prussia store
• Fall Career Fair Attracts 140 Employers to Campus
• Haub School Develops Leadership Program for Undergraduates
• Philadelphia Marathon seeks nominations for the Mayor's High Five Award
• Inquirer launching mobile edition/tablet computer bundle
• New Majors, Minors Added to College of Arts and Sciences
• EBay spinoff Kynetic sets sights on $1B under wunderkind Rubin
• The Fashion Design Department will hold it's annual JUMP/START FASHION SHOW on T...
• 1960s Brit Pop legend the Zombies play the Keswick Theater this Saturday.
• Philadelphia Business Journal Best Places to Work winners (slideshow)
• Dechert launches outsourcing, offshoring practice for financial clients
• Vishay reduces guidance as semiconductor sales disappoint
• Penn State chance for Temple football to boost average attendance (slideshow)
• This week's Presidential Lecture Series schedule: 101 WAYS TO GET INVOLVED - Mo...
• See much more here the UArts/Liberty Resource project that has paired five desig...
• CSS sells Christmas gift wrap division to Impact Innovations
• Another wild week on Wall Street?
• Destination Maternity arrives in Korea
• King of Prussia traffic relief on way
• New name at Hangley Aronchick
• Bank of America won't be biggest
• $34M in gifts, grants to Penn
• Schiller earns name on door at Hangley Aronchick
• Temple Owls rolling in to home game vs. Penn State
• Stu Bykofsky: DEATH SILENCES A GIVE-BACK GUY
• Cheers to (& with) the Mayor of Recovery
• John Baer: Flood worse, times better
• Tattle: DOCU SHOWS NO MAN IS A NILAN
• SEPTA defends bomb detectors, security canines
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• He's Marco!
• Joining forces to keep commuters safe
• Redistricting maps: Yours vs. theirs
• Slew of shootings in Chester
• Football: Week 2 at Delaware –Scoring Recap
• Football: Week 2 at Delaware – Notes and Analysis
• PhilaU Student-Athletes Tally Seven CACC Awards
• Women’s Tennis Comes Up Short in 8-1 Loss to CHC
• Golf Chips in Win at Tri-Match vs. USciences, Chestnut Hill
• Stephen Tong Chair
• A day of remembrance, the Eagles raise hopes for 2011
• Thousands Flock to Garden of Reflection in Bucks County
• And it's a final: Eagles 31, Rams 13
• Eagles-Rams: Third-quarter observations
• Eagles-Rams: Halftime observations
• Kathy Ireland makes local appearance
• Eagles-Rams: First-quarter observations
• Men's Soccer Drops 1-0 Game at Lafayette
• Men's Soccer Drops 1-0 Game at Lafayette
• Clock is ticking faster for Eagles' rookie Watkins
• Come see Renaissance perform two classic albums at the Keswick on 9/23
• Penn State, Temple to be shown nationally on ESPN
• Football: Week 2 at Delaware - Rams rally falls short against Blue Hens
• 10 Years later, 9-11 still hard to comprehend
• #23 Penn State can't keep up with #3 Alabama, lose 27-11
• Doro the Queen of Metal and crew from Philly Knight NYC
• Doro the Queen of Metal and crew from Philly Knight NYC
• Kumar, Papa Score Two Goals Each In 6-0 Win Over Siena
• Kumar, Papa Score Two Goals Each In 6-0 Win Over Siena
• Dr. George McCloskey, Psychology Dept.at PCOM has some good suggestions on how t...
• Flood victim found in car after it's towed
• Tattle: This big Jackson tribute could be the king of flop
• REFLECTING BEYOND 9/11
• Marshals nab slaying suspect
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Police Capt. Mark Fisher: Collected evidence, recovered remains at Ground Zero
• They'll never forget: For some, 9
• Nutter foe Brown delivers debate demand
• Where to reflect and remember
• Woman pleads guilty to hiring double-crossing hit man
• Temple prez stepping down in June
• Weekend curfew in U. City, Center City still in effect
• Correction
• Karaoke Gung Show And Chinatown Beat-Down
• PhilaU Rams Defeated In Final Day At West Chester Ram Fest
• XC’s Women Take 3rd Place in the Fordham University Fiasco
• XC’s Men Take 8th at Fordham University Fiasco
• PhilaU Men’s Soccer Goes Distance in 3-2 Win
• Sileo Leads Women’s Soccer in 6-0 Walloping
• Study Abroad Week aims to dispel myths
• TSG prepares for a new year of advocacy
• Civic-minded undergrad examines the impact of community gardens
• Temple groups plan 9/11 remembrances, discussions
• Temple Gallery commemorates Sept. 11 with "Moments of Silence"
• Football: Week 2 preview – Rams ready for penultimate showdown with Delaware
• Quick Explorer Goal Not Enough in 3-1 Loss to Iona
• UArts alums and current students are working with folks from Liberty Resources t...
• Temple president Ann Weaver Hart to step down
• Phila. floodwaters finally receding, some roads still closed
• Stocks fall Friday on anniversary attack fears, debt worries
• University of Pennsylvania gets $7.5M from NIH for Alzheimer’s research
• Liberty Property shows confidence in industrial real estate
• The Presidential Lecture Series begins on Monday at 12:30 pm in ETC 122 with "10...
• Around the Big Ten in Week 2
• Ever wonder what internal med rotations are like? Jen Pilchman loves it! Read he...
• Field Hockey Alumnae To Be Honored On October 8
• Bank of America could cut 40,000 workers
• NFL betting at SugarHouse, sort of
• Threat of NY attack on 9/11 anniversary
• CHOP makes progress on $2B plan
• Stonebridge Bank limited by Federal Reserve order
• Rain on the wane but maybe not floods
• An effort to keep families in Phila.
• CHOP starts work on ambulatory center, part of $2B plan
• UPDATE: Friday, September 9, 2011 - All classes for all three schools, SUS, SCPS...
• Randy Kurzinsky Successfully Defends Schuylkill County Amateur Title
• Field Hockey Hosts Siena, Visits Lehigh This Weekend
• Explorers Set for Lafayette Tournament This Weekend
• Auto-shop theft charge
• Buzz Bissinger: Bissinger: Where is the silence of tribute?
• PREZ CALLS FOR A PASS
• Controversial cop has no plans to back down
• Laid-off school-security officers in no-pay limbo
• Thompson: In that horror, a 'precious' day
• Areas suffering from high flood pressure
• Archbishop Chaput installed: New captain in Church's perfect storm
• Punk gets 6-15 yrs. for assault he thought was 'funny'
• 'My waking dream': What one reporter lost - and found - on that day of death and dust
• 2 map options from Council
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Correction
• Teachers give Chaput 'his day'
• Clout: GOP seeks for for Casey
• Tattle: Fox gives Jay-Z a bad rap over NoLibs apt.
• Drexel University Remembers
• Drexel to Renovate Fourth Floor of Curtis Hall
• Big And Getting Bigger
• Rams Go 1-1 At West Chester Ram Fest
• Women’s Tennis Team Falls to Undefeated Goldey-Beacom
• Women's Tennis vs. Goldey-Beacom on Friday (9/9) Moved Indoors
• Villanova releases schedule
• Phila. group hopes to keep young parents in Center City
• SJU Offers Tuition Discount to City Employees
• 10 tips for improving your job search
• Flooding prompts warning to Pa. drivers: slideshow
• Ace Ltd. to buy Penn Millers Holding
• Mark your calendar for College Day 2011! Lots of discounts and freebies for col...
• Diane Sawyer keynote for Phila. Chamber annual meeting
• Name refurbished space near Phila. 30th Street Station, win $500
• Former inspector general Fine joins Dechert
• Traffic advisory for Penn State vs. Alabama
• Jonathon D. Moreno, David and Lyn Silfen University Professor, examines neurosci...
• UGI Utilities gets new president, CEO
• UPDATE 10:30 a.m. - Due to heavy flooding, the College will be closed today. For...
• Preview: #23 Penn State (1-0) vs. #3 Alabama (1-0)
• Great deal on performances at the Kimmel Center next door -- $10 student tickets!
• Atlantic 10 Women's Hoops Schedule Announced
• DVD Review - Fested: A Journey to Fest 7
• Fed: All economic indicators down
• Sunoco refinery workers worried
• Phila. law firm opens Pittsburgh office
• Window view at Charles Addams Fine Arts Hall
• Cost of Ackerman buyout grows
• Not again: Flooding fouls up commute
• Due to heavy flooding, the College will again open on a delay. For more informat...
• To remember 9/11, just follow the shrines
• Tattle: Randy of Mayberry
• Judge delays Bevilacqua competency hearing
• SEPTA shooting prompts call for public's help
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Stu Bykofsky: Sadly, we don't seem to be circling the date
• Fracking process a tough sell?
• Catholic teachers picket on first day of school
• Closing hell: Killers spared grocer's daughters
• Bensalem manhunt ends in Philly
• Redistricting still stalled
• Another setback for Carl Lewis
• District cuts 27 principal, sends unions a message
• Taxpayers pick up Ackerman's buyout tab
• Council has full plate this fall
• Drexel to Co-Host Women’s Economic Security Forum
• ALERT The Seminary is closed as of 12:00pm - all classes canceled on September 8th
• Men's Soccer: Lock Haven, Mother Nature beat Rams at home
• Women’s soccer: Rams defend #2 ranking in win over Lock Haven
• Mayoral Candidate Karen Brown Blasts Nutter's Anti-Youth-Violence Plan
• Former Bar Association chancellor joins Archer & Greiner
• Betsy Ross House hopes to raise operating funds brick by brick
• Alliance Imaging to handle outpatient imaging for Roxborough Memorial
• It's the much-anticipated return of "Where's the Tiger" Wednesday. Be the first...
• Shire CEO: Pharma must "wake up" to new price reality
• How 9/11 changed Philadelphia businesses
• Take a look a our video from the Student Resource Fair recently held at PCOM. Ou...
• Contest to design Phila. police, firefighters memorial is on
• Phillies exchanging tickets for game that wasn’t rained out
• PFM buys health-care advisory firm Killarney
• Ascenta Therapeutics licenses experimental cancer drug to Debiopharm
• Crime Watchers: Meet the Citizens Who Patrol Our Streets
• Surveillance Becomes Priority Crime-Fighting Strategy—Again
• Letters to the Editor
• The Dog Days Are Done—Leave Michael Vick Alone!
• Photography professor B. Proud's "First Comes Love" profiles of long-term same-s...
• Joe Paterno: We're working Stephfon Green
• Savage Love
• SEPTA driver shot, drives to hospital
• As a result of heavy rain and imminent flooding, it is necessary to delay the op...
• Prominent Phila. judge Sheppard dies
• Officials tally Philly Live! jobs
• Shale Gas conference in Phila.
• U.S. Chamber urges action on economy
• Cobra Wire of Hatboro sold
• Field Hockey Hosts Big 5 Rival Villanova On Wednesday
• Football: DePalma to sign with Giants
• Police shoot, kill robbery suspect
• 10 years later, 9/11 still shrouded in mystery
• Hope-fully, a year to just teach
• HOW WEST WAS WON: All eyes are on the school's - and the district's - new future
• City Howl Help Desk: How to get a sinkhole repaired in Philadelphia
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Keeping 'an open mind' at new Audenried charter high
• A flap over redistricting map
• 2 SENTENCES TOSSED
• Council on American-Islamic Relations executive: '9/11 hit us twice'
• 3 fatally shot at West Philly grocery
• Not all 9/11 questions remain unanswered
• Catholic high lay teachers to hit bricks today
• Correction
• Exhibition - Excavating Ground Zero: Fragments from 9/11
• National Constitution Center To Hold 1940s USO Canteen Party
• Faculty and Staff Go For The Gold at Second Annual Employee Olympics
• Women's Soccer Streaks to 3-0 Win at Goldey
• Men’s Soccer Makes Easy Work of ESU in 3-0 Win
• Game Changes for 9/7
• Hispanic Heritage continues with returning and new festivals
• Tune into CBS 3 tomorrow morning when Nicole Brewer will be at Moore College of...
• Albert W. Sheppard Jr., 74, prominent judge dies
• Are you ready for the return of Where's the Tiger Wednesday? Be on the lookout t...
• The rock is back at 94 WYSP- well, sort of
• THIS WEEK @ UARTS: September 6-11, 2011
• Philly Live’s first phase to open in spring, create 500 construction jobs
• Armada to market Hemispherx genital wart treatment Alferon
• ViroPharma children’s seizure treatment OK’d in Europe
• CEO of West Chester investment bank charged with stealing pension funds
• Former N.J. justice Rivera-Soto would rather be player than ref
• Sunoco shares jump on refinery sale plan
• Iroko Pharmaceuticals to add jobs, space at Philadelphia Navy Yard
• Parx Casino, Harrah’s revenue down in August
• N.J. Supreme Court Justice Rivera-Soto joins Ballard Spahr
• Need help getting to all the Philly Live Arts/Fringe events? There's an app for...
• Look for UArts Multimedia major James Simpson's video in lights on top of Phill...
• Adolor buys back Entereg rights from GlaxoSmithKline
• AmerisourceBergen buys Mass. firm
• Sunoco to take charge on refinery exit
• Discovery responds to FDA
• AmerisourceBergen buys IntrinsiQ
• Discovery Labs responds to FDA's Surfaxin questions
• Deal on table in robosigning allegations
• WIP arrives early on FM
• Pa. casino revenue up in August
• Alabama also looking for a starting quarterback
• Maddy Tettelbach Named GoExplorers.com Student-Athlete Of The Week
• Maddy Tettelbach Named Atlantic 10 Rookie Of The Week; Also Earns GoExplorers.com Honors
• Tattle: Kevin Smith has hateful church seeing 'Red'
• District ready for new year without the drama of Ackerman
• STATE OF THE UNIONS
• Leroy Nunery tries to restore order to central office
• N.Y. parade violence
• Wall Street braces
• Retired Fed official was 83
• Turk airport search bares antagonism
• IRAN HAS FLASH MOBS, TOO
• Response to trauma, a gene-link to PTSD
• Her lover dies in midair crash
• Memo to Philly businesses: Recycling is easy!
• Turnabout is fair (gun)play
• Doing it elsewhere
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• School-district numbers to stick on your fridge
• District promises safe schools, despite fewer officers
• Double murder in West Philly
• About Leroy Nunery
• No deal yet on Catholic teachers' contract
• Books for the Bohannons
• XC, Soccer Take First CACC Weekly Awards for the Fall
• Penn State depth chart still undecided on quarterback
• Cannstatters does Oktoberfest early
• Women’s soccer: Week in review – WCU picks up where they left off
• Field hockey: Rams enter Division II with a bang
• Chaz Powell earns Big Ten Player of the Week honors
• Football: Week 1 at New Haven – Notes and Analysis
• Men’s soccer: Rams split weekend games in season opening tourney
• Football: Week 1 at New Haven – New Haven Stats
• Football: Week 1 at New Haven – West Chester Stats
• Football: Week 1 at New Haven – Second Half/Overtime Scoring Recap
• Men's Soccer Drops Overtime Heartbreaker, 2-1, at Bucknell
• Men's Soccer Drops Overtime Heartbreaker, 2-1, at Bucknell
• Football: Week 1 at New Haven – First Half Scoring Recap
• Doro visits Bucks County, plays free show at Best Buy
• Columbia Scores Two Quick Second Half Goals To Defeat La Salle, 4-2
• Columbia Scores Two Quick Second Half Goals To Defeat La Salle, 4-2
• Drawing of Gaddafi by Illustration Professor Tim O'Brien on Sept. 5 Cover of 'Ti...
• Football: Week 1 at New Haven – Rams blow late lead, fall in overtime
• Bensalem Police conduct sobriety checkpoint
• Penn State running game shines but spotlight still on quarterbacks in 41-7 win
• September running races in the Philadelphia Area
• Deborah Heart says Penn, Virtua systems trying to put it out of business
• RCM&D acquires Trion division in insurance deal
• Fresh off budget, Corbett tours Microsoft Technology Center
• Penn Virginia GP holders OK Resource merger
• First Niagara CEO cashes in on 2010
• Bank of America could close 10% of branches
• Ardrossan estate on endangered list, inspiration for ‘Philadelphia Story’
• ViroPharma to buy back up to $150M in stock
• Billboards blocked for Mascaro HQ
• Comcast, modem maker Zoom settle
• Smartphone can be boarding pass
• Eagles enrage fan with lockout plan
• Court says yes to Montco casino resort
• Animas recalls insulin cartridges
• Mixed reviews for Corbett budget
• Hope your first few days of class went well! Classes will resume on Tuesday, Sep...
• Photographing a Rittenhouse cop leads to disorderly conduct charge - later dismissed
• Around the country, power of video v. power of police
• Even a top cop concedes a right to video arrests - but the street tells a different story
• Ackerman talks; does the 900G walk?
• Corner stores push fruit & veggies over candy - & N. Philly kids go for it
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Woman jailed for knife fight over man
• Tattle: 'Method of transportation' puts rapper back in prison
• Only one vacancy left for district to fill
• Archdiocese, teachers talking
• Corrections/Clarification
• Football: Week 1 preview – Golden Rams poised to bounce back
• Preview for Zaha Hadid: Form in Motion
• PhilaU Men’s Soccer Downed 1-0 in Season-Opener
• WXC’s Wins Delaware Valley College Invitational, Dei Tos Takes 1st
• XC’s Men Take Charge at Delaware Valley College and Finish 1st overall
• Adelphi Runs Past Women’s Soccer in 3-1 Loss
• Eagles to stop clock on interest due
• Temple offers a variety of options for getting around
• Through varied fitness programs, workout opportunities abound
• New students arrive in near-record numbers
• Video greeting from President Ann Weaver Hart
• New program expands STEM education throughout Pa.
• Men's Soccer Falls to Penn, 2-0, in Soccer Six Action
• Rider Scores Two First Half Goals To Defeat Field Hockey, 2-0
• Rider Scores Two First Half Goals To Defeat Field Hockey, 2-0
• National Portfolio Days are right around the corner! Visit this link on our webs...
• Penn State (0-0) Game Day Guide: Indiana State (0-0)
• Philadelphia, most U.S. markets losing financial jobs
• No rest on the restaurant beat: 60 more on way in Phila.
• Aqua Pa. reservoirs full, normally at lowest levels now
• Penn Mezzanine investment fund of Wayne raises $34M
• DirecTV installer Multiband closer to WPCS purchase
• Health-care payment firm InstaMed raises $5.5M
• AmerisourceBergen buys Premier Source
• VWR International acquires Italian laboratory supplies firm
• Penn Liberty Financial of Wayne exits TARP
• Phila. hospitals ranked by heart attack readmission rates
• Preparedness Month for businesses hits home after Irene, earthquake
• Philadelphia Business Journal ranks Peirce College seventh largest business school in the region
• U.S. to sue banks over mortgages
• $1.3B verdict against SAP thrown out
• Ackerman's $905K deal in jeopardy?
• $190K stolen from TD customers in scam
• Teletronics wins Canadian work
• Charming Shoppes cuts 2Q loss
• Mom accused of stabbing kids was depressed, sister says
• ARLENE SPEAKS, BUT NOT TO US
• Tattle: Hateful rants over Chaz's 'DWTS' nod
• Clout: OH, SHOOT: Truth once again in question in Council candidate's gun charges
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Did 'King Rat' Natale entrap himself in writings?
• Coincidence? Tire fire's timing is suspicious
• Viaduct-park foes balk at tax issue
• Believe Natale, ex-girlfriend says
• Musings of a mafioso
• About Ralph Natale
• Elmer Smith: On Labor Day, don't forget the movement
• Schools' security takes a hit
• School's back. Tell us about it
• College Volleyball - Tigers Defeat La Salle, 3-0
• Nigeria Update
• Sophomores Lead Women's Tennis to 1st Win of 2011 Fall Season
• Volleyball Rides Momentum to 3-1 Win over Molloy
• And it's a final: Eagles 24, Jets 14
• Eagles-Jets: Third-quarter observations
• Eagles-Jets: Halftime observations
• Eagles-Jets: First-quarter observations
• Eagles-Jets: Feel the excitement
• SAP motion to have $1.3B verdict thrown out is granted
• So glad to have all our students back on campus! The halls are buzzing once agai...
• PGW adjustment to reduce average gas bill 2%
• Subaru sales dip again as Japan earthquake struggles continue
• Thank heaven for little grills: Entrepreneurs market ‘pocket’ cooker
• Paging the Association of Surfing Lawyers: US Airways fee strikes nerve
• Medical errors at outpatient surgery centers tallied in new Pa. report
• Field Hockey Visits Rider, Hosts Columbia This Weekend
• Big pharma wants you to know your cholesterol, sell you statins
• Photo Friday contest begins Friday, September 9. Submit your best on campus phot...
• Where's the Tiger Wednesday contest returns on Wednesday, September 7. Are you r...
• Setting the stage for academic success with orientation programs
• 82 miles of wire later, power restored to almost all Peco customers
• Thursday night kickoffs give Penn State fans chance to scout opponents
• Men's Soccer Hosts Penn in Friday's Home Opener at 7:30 PM, Plays at Bucknell on Sunday
• Developer wants to change Marriott plan
• New president at Delco chamber
• Labor Day travel to dip this year
• Execs at construction firm charged
• Chickie's and Pete's tops in poll
• Pa. emergency loan program ending
• Son blames PSPCA for death
• Marquis of Debris: Mysteriously, a tire pile grows in Fishtown
• Tattle: Book deal, TV role await jailed rapper
• Ronnie Polaneczky: This parking-ticket snafu is really BAAd
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Local Irene clean-up could take 'years'
• Cop charged in squad-car rape
• Stu Bykofsky: Gandhi example extends to pets
• New Hope and change
• Poll: Voters fed up with government
• Poll shows a gay embrace in Pennsylvania
• Perzel pension peril?
• Proposed drug clinic in Holmesburg draws fire at hearing
• 2 children stabbed to death in Point Breeze
• Tax assessors not up to state standards
• Pick it up!
• Ramsey details new 5-year-plan
• Store owner slain in Collingdale
• National Hazing Prevention Awareness Week at Drexel
• Fall Sports Kick Off Action on Thursday (9/1), Live Fall Sport Webcasts
• Women’s Soccer Boots 1-0 Win Over Tampa
• Women's Tennis Knocked 5-3 by Holy Family
• Local drummer Johnny Dee brings DORO to Bucks County for a free show
• The newest members of the Penn community are arriving on campus.
• Add it up: Five years of tuition hikes at area's schools
• Serving up burgers and education benefits for the Pennsylvania National Guard
• Cute as a button
• Peco closer to restoring all power lost in Hurricane Irene
• Texas A&M and Big Ten expansion
• US Airways’ baggage fees leave surfer steamed
• Have you seen the new university viewbook? meet some of our remarkable students...
• AT&T, T-Mobile opposed by government in antitrust case
• Calling all Philly Sports fans! Keep an eye out for the fall issue of Digest Mag...
• Philadelphia International Medicine adds Magee Rehabilitation as member
• La Salle Mourns Loss Of Former Men's Basketball Standout George Sutor
• CardioNet discloses Medicare billing probe, shares plummet
• Hey! We've posted an important update regarding the schedule for Orientation. Al...
• Fringe Benefits: Just How Easy Is It to Get Into the Philly Fringe?
• Franklin Mint plan scaled back
• Vick contract disappoints dog lovers
• Consumer confidence down, but ...
• Team Capital Bank names CEO
• Insight of Bucks buys Monistat
• Savage Love
• Emergency Relief Team for Pets Launches in Philly
• Lumber Liquidators looking at Montco
• Public Finally Invited to Weigh In on Controversial Natural-Gas Drilling
• Letters to the Editor
• Marc Lamont Hill: Vick gets something rare for ex-cons: A payday after paying debt
• Tattle: Judge keeps Britney's medical records secret
• City Howl Help Desk: Philadelphia refuses to enforce City Council's new law requiring city to create regulations to deal with raccoons
• Catholic teachers ask for mediator
• The Perzel plea: It's expected today; but what's the deal?
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Week before deadline, Council map still in flux
• Where name meets shame
• Assessors visiting city homes
• Second time around, he'll face trial in flash mob
• New 5-year policing plan to be unveiled Wednesday
• Pa. House bills target illegal immigrants
• Youth-leader killer gets 2 life terms
• How Vick's contract helps us taxpayers
• Principals reject contract offer
• Was woman killed by dogs?
• Michael Garden Of Cityspace Launches Arts Fundraising Program
• Preparing for Move-in
• Rowing Video Features PhilaU Athletes- General Interest Meeting 9/6
• Preparing for Move-in
• Pennsylvania National Guard Scholarship goes to Peirce student service member
• WYSP gone this week. Get your listens in NOW
• Shoemaker, Tettelbach Each Score Two Goals In 4-1 Win Over Georgetown
• 4 UArts Crafts grads make beautiful custom work for comedian Patton Oswalt.
• Peco restores 475,000 of the 500,000 that lost power
• Eagles’ Jason Babin selling his Texas game ranch
• Hilton Garden Inn on way for Oaks, Pa.
• Saint-Gobain names John Crowe CEO
• NuPathe’s stock plummets after FDA response
• Explorer Entourage Fan Challenge Is Back For The 2011-2012 Athletic Seasons
• A message from our College President regarding the status of the College post-Ir...
• FDA: No green light for NuPathe
• European stocks take hit
• FDA seeks more information on NuPathe migraine patch
• Expanded ER for Cherry Hill
• Atlantic City casinos back up to speed
• Kennedy Health expands Cherry Hill emergency department
• La Salle Mourns Loss Of Hall Of Athletes Member Robert "Ace" McCann '50
• Police: Cop beat girlfriend
• Ronnie Polaneczky: Cancer patient's crusade helped sick kids abroad get the care they need
• Two taken in Craigslist iPad scheme
• Tattle: Amazing! Grace to dance on 'Stars'
• The power and the powerless
• Cawley: For Irene, being overprepared was just fine
• Pols survey the damage, & spin
• MIRACLE                         CHILD
• Delco killer stayed to nap, police say
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Correction
• Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor to Join in Constitution Day Festivities at the National Constitution Center
• 2011 PhilaU Rams Baseball Camp to be Held in October
• Penn State depth chart fails to answer the big question
• Some questions remain as the Eagles wind down the preseason
• Union membership in the telecom industry: Quite the divide
• Peco making progress restoring power following Irene
• Irene still troubling some Phila.-area transit
• Aramark to buy Filterfresh from Green Mountain Coffee
• Irene costly, but not catastrophe for Philadelphia retailers, restaurants
• Irene flooding closes Sunoco refinery in Philadelphia
• Philadelphia getting first look at PixelOptics’ electronic eyeglasses
• Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children Fall Training
• Hurricane Irene still has 225,000 Peco customers powerless
• Hurricane Irene spares from areas, destroys others
• Important information about College re-opening.
• Hurricane Irene's aftermath in Philadelphia: Slideshow
• Penn State quarterback decision could be announced today
• Early move-in, which had been rescheduled from Sunday, will proceed as planned o...
• if you are a residential student and went home for the storm, come on back, the...
• It's a beautiful day...so long Irene! don't forget to check all the schedule ch...
• Hurricane Irene costs to top $45 billion
• Stocks up after hurricane
• Stuck with high unemployment
• Burlco unemployment rises in July
• After Irene: Outages, flooding, relief
• Message from Director of Athletics, Dr. Tom Brennan, On Charles Torpey Memorial Service
• With the wind, rain ... & zombies
• Viaduct revival
• Stu Bykofsky: Councilwoman Sanchez not in step on the ICE issue
• Tattle: 'Fear Factor' lives up to its billing
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• GI killed 4, self, cops say
• City negotiating with viaduct owner
• Some in Chinatown favor demolishing part of viaduct
• Making Irene count
• CATEGORY FEH: So, why the big Irene blowup?
• Irene gave it her best shot
• Lay teachers to rally for contract
• Ackerman epilogue to be written
• Correction
• God Bless America: Remembering 9-11
• Expressionism Meets Popular Fiction in Philadelphia
• Drexel Experts Available to Comment on September 11 Ten Years After the Attacks
• Dr. Lillback at Briarwood
• La Salle Rec Facilities Open Monday
• In a news conference this morning, Sunday, August 28, Mayor Michael Nutter annou...
• Lots of schedule updates:
• Check out the Henderson-Berlin-Clark jazz-fusion trio at Sellersville on 9/14
• Initial assessment of Irene's impact on the UArts campus: no significant damage,...
• Review of Tommie Copper Calf Compression Sleeves
• As Hurricane Irene approaches the Philadelphia area, we are reminding you to ple...
• As of noon today, afternoon Orientation activities have been suspended. The Ham...
• Police get special detail for flash mobs
• Irene's a'knockin' in New Jersey, Philly and beyond
• State senators take aim at SRC, favoring an elected board
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Tattle: Do 'Sexy' nominations doom stars' romances?
• Marshals nab robbery suspect
• Wildwood, usually feisty, goes quiet as it empties out for Irene
• Riding out Irene in the city
• Teens nearly airmail postal worker with bomb
• Correction
• check here for lots of schedule changes, including orientation.
• To clarify, on-campus students who can go home for the weekend MAY do so, but ar...
• Due to the seriousness of Hurricane Irene the University is advising students wh...
• Phillies postpone Saturday night's game
• Class-action accusing Comcast of monopolizing cable market upheld in Philadelphia
• Local restrictions on impending storm
• Hurricane Irene update: Emergency checklist
• Irene prompting SEPTA shutdown Sunday
• Superfresh for Northern Liberties and Fishtown opens in Phila.
• Verizon, other consumer-oriented firms could hurt selves paying low wages
• Due to worsening weather reports about the status of hurricane Irene there have...
• Philadelphia hospitals heeding Hurricane Irene warnings, taking steps
• Schedule Changes Announced For La Salle Invitational
• Schedule Changes Announced For La Salle Invitational
• All the rage for your iPod: Hurricane Irene playlists
• Move In and Orientation Postponed due to Hurricane Irene
• What’s key in choosing a home city for your business?
• Hurricane Irene is projected to impact the Philadelphia region this weekend. Pu...
• Find out what our Biomedventures have to say in their latest blog entry!
• Payless, Stride Rite closing some stores
• Refineries closing, gas prices rising
• Former The Bank CEO joins Cornerstone
• Phillies move Marlins matchup
• Insurance meeting canceled over Irene
• Almost certain we 'will get slammed'
• Hurricane Irene Alters Weekend Field Hockey Schedule; Explorers To Play Georgetown On Tuesday
• Explorers Open 2011 Season Tonight at Rutgers
• Elmer Smith: Time for Ackerman to get specific with her accusations
• Tattle: Rihanna denies sex-tape rumor
• Group wants to 'take back' the Northeast
• Ackerman pledges to help kids, criticizes CFO, PFT chief
• Anatomy is destiny ... except in Philly jails
• EYES ON IRENE
• Stabbing death in LOVE Park
• Northern Liberties gets a supermarket
• 2 ex-city workers have pensions cut off
• Program's cell-ing point helps both man & beast
• Missing 2-day-old recovered
• N.J. hurricane history
• Survival tips for Shore & city
• As N.J. shore braces for Irene, some wrestle urge to ride it out
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Excused absence?
• N.J. man injures trooper in Bristol crash
• Correction
• Clout: Ex-schools chief Vallas blasts Ackerman's buyout
• DesignPhiladelphia 2011 Calendar Listings - August 25, 2011
• Philadelphia Live Arts Festival And Philly Fringe 2011
• Fall Schedule Update: Men’s and Women’s Soccer
• Temple Ambler Campus seismometer records Aug. 23 quake
• Passion is in the playbook for new head football coach
• New students move in as Welcome Week gets underway
• And it's a final: Eagles 24, Browns 14
• Eagles-Browns: Third-quarter observations
• Eagles-Browns: Halftime observations
• Eagles-Browns: First-quarter observations
• Mulling Eagles-Browns
• For all students returning to campus this weekend, we have posted a message rega...
• WPCS notches new contracts worth $10 million
• Hurricane Irene forces Phillies to move Marlins game
• Payless, Stride Rite closing 475 stores
• AIDS group Siloam says legal battle forced Phila. property sale
• Shire angioedema drug Firazyr OK’d for adults
• Crown Holdings building more China plants
• Hurricane Irene could be ‘devastating’ to Jersey Shore retailers
• Trooper injured after chase in Bristol
• Woodhaven Road closed by two seperate accidents
• Irene and memories of Hurricane Hazel, and ‘Hurricane’ Hazle
• A fascinating ethical question from Judd Kessler of the Wharton School. How do...
• Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia turns 15: Slideshow
• Move in day and orientation! Welcome!
• GoExplorers.tv Announces Fall Video Streaming Schedule
• Bank of America bolstered by Buffett investment
• Car crashes into E. Norriton Taco Bell
• Sunoco says no refinery injuries in fire
• Cherry Hill warehouse sale to bring jobs
• Dollar of Berwyn changes name
• Steve Jobs steps down as Apple CEO
• Dollar Financial changes name
• Sunoco says no injuries in Philadelphia refinery fire
• Another setback for wine machines
• Richter Tabbed 2011 ECAC Scholar-Athlete Award Winner
• Field Hockey Visits Nation's Capital To Begin 2011 Season
• Ackerman: 'I couldn't be prouder'
• Tattle: All right, step back from Will & Jada, and nobody gets hurt
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Ronnie Polaneczky: Hell's Belles! Even more money owed
• 2 sought in May armed robbery
• Stu Bykofsky: Joey Vento, whose cheesesteak biz was spiced with philanthropy
• The quake took a religious toll of sorts
• Joey Vento: A life wid'
• Philly ex-cop admits selling steroids
• Another shooting at basketball game
• Two felons to lose city pensions?
• Marchers would limit cops' info-sharing
• Camden gang leader pleads guilty in torture, murder
• PROS & CONS
• Ackerman: 'Lynch' mob victim?
• Former Olympic Swimmer Dr. Bryan Kim Named Coordinator of the Health Sciences Program
• Traffic Advisory and New Student Move-In Day Information
• USciences’ STEMPREP Training Expands Opportunities for HS Students
• Penn Law grad Berry sues N.Y. firm that fired him
• BFA classes begin tomorrow!
• Mercy Bariatrics expanding to E. Norriton, Philadelphia
• Drexel ends plan for California campus
• Which Phila. team has the most Facebook fans? (Slideshow)
• East Coast earthquake slower than cell phone signals
• Exposing a Model of Success in Bolivia’s Schools
• New MBA Curriculum
• The Penn campus is abuzz with activity as last minute preparations are made for...
• Kerry Collins is back in blue and white, pulled from retirement by Colts
• Toll Brothers earnings improve by 55% in quarter
• An added bonus! Dr. Tomes talks more about school bullies in a online chat with...
• Did you miss seeing our own Dr. Yuma Tomes on 6ABC last week? You're in luck! Cl...
• Wrinkle treatment company Fibrocell completes stock sale
• Fox Rothschild expands in L.A., Thorp launches in Wilmington
• Earthquakes in California follow rare Charlottesville, Va., temblor
• Top 10 
Drug Corners: 2011 Edition
• Oh by the way, Dow up 322 points
• Toll earnings increase in quarter
• Cheesesteak maven Joey Vento dies
• Quake a promotional opportunity
• East Coast quake not unusual?
• Earthquake didn’t damage buildings
• So earthquakes do happen here
• City offers 20G to help catch rec-center shooter
• Court KOs Fumo term
• DeBella litter-ly ramps it up
• Quake leaves Philly rattled but unscathed
• School deal audits?
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• City Howl Help Desk: Official City Howl guide to using 3-1-1
• JOEY VENTO DIES AT 71
• For Philly, having the shakes is nothing new
• What if Philly were the epicenter?
• Quake questions answered
• Others sentenced
• WINNER!
• 7-Eleven robbery suspects sought
• Clout: FOP retreats on Oh endorsement
• John Baer: Nutter can teach a thing or 2
• Tattle: Will, Jada still Mr. & Mrs. Smith
• Back to School for Philadelphia - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• CALDWELL AND HOLY FAMILY FAVORED IN CACC VOLLEYBALL
• PLS Welcomes New Associate Dean
• East Coast earthquake not unusual if you take long view, Temple expert says
• Mayoral Candidate Diop Olugbala Leads Anti-Curfew Campaign
• Letters to the Editor
• Earthquake didn’t damage buildings, Phila. landlords say
• Harrisburg Prepares for Epic Fight Over Liquor Privatization
• Just before 2 p.m., a 5.8 magnitude earthquake struck in Virginia. There are no...
• Savage Love
• Earthquake just another promotional opportunity for entrepreneurs
• A message from Sr. Carol Jean Vale regarding the recent earthquake:
• Earthquake reaction on Twitter
• Earthquake hits East Coast
• Earthquake hits Philadelphia region
• H&R Block to sell RSM McGladrey to McGladrey & Pullen
• Fumo short sentence thrown out by appeals court
• Krispy Kreme fans camp out for South Jersey store opening
• WIP's FM simulcast sounds good to this fan
• New Name for Med Tech Program: Medical Laboratory Science Program
• Guess where?
• Bank of America may need $50B
• A new Bottom Dollar opens in Delco
• American Laser Skincare in settlement
• School starts early for Service-Minded SJU Freshmen
• The economy: It's not all bad
• Another Philadelphia port worker dies
• Former Temple med official convicted
• NAI Bluestone announces five financings
• Penn State denies starting quarterback rumor
• Elmer Smith: Supe stains: Ackerman's gone, but problems - and SRC - remain
• 3rd suit vs. MySpace cop
• Gunman shoots 6 at rec-center game
• Youth aide Mackey charged with fraud
• Montco D.A: Baby's '92 death murder, not SIDS
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• SRC gets self to a Nunery
• CAST A VOTE!
• The 900G kiss off: A leaving as bad as the staying
• She walks, nobody talks
• Postman is 'shot' in Germantown
• Correction
• Clout: Oh offers tepid apology for Green Beret claim
• Tattle: Tom & Gisele top power-couple list
• Softball Seeking Assistant Coach
• Temple doctor Kubacki convicted of fraud
• NAI Bluestone finances five Philadelphia-area projects
• Philadelphia Inquirer to share content with Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
• Trevena gets funding; Hemispherx in Argentina
• Catalent Pharma to buy clinical trials business from Aptuit
• Northern Liberties Superfresh opens this week
• NextDocs gets $10M investment from OpenView
• Navmar wins Navy radar and environmental work
• Oldenburg sculpture could be another Phila. landmark (slideshow)
• Healthy foods for Classrooms and Aftercare Programs
• DirecTV says it won NFL Sunday Ticket dispute with Comcast
• THIS WEEK @ UARTS: August 22 - September 4, 2011
• Shestack demanded the best, exemplified the best
• Al Golden won't speak about out clause at Miami
• Oil prices falling along with Gaddafi
• How to clear a big home buying hurdle
• Phila. youth curfew a success: Nutter
• Verizon strike ending tonight
• New CEO in place at Mace
• Comcast ends action against DirecTV
• John Baer: Pennsylvania, you're not all bad
• Daisy is very energetic
• Spliff decision: Angel of medical-marijuana mercy, or drug dealer?
• How states handle medical pot
• Family worries about transfer of transgender woman to male prison
• Tattle: Kim & Kris tie the knot
• Ed Forchion: The Hollywood connection
• Cops charge legally blind man with assault, and vice versa
• Police: Man stole 2 vehicles before fatally shot by cops
• 4 Shore athletes killed in crash
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Family dinner turns violent
• How Ayers was able to skip taxes
• Correction
• Stu Bykofsky: At Comedy Night, the joke's on me and Nutter
• Incoming Freshmen Get a Special Welcome from Fall Athletes
• Hispanic Heritage Month Resources
• Thousands flock to 50th Philadelphia Folk Fest
• Ragnar Relay is coming to Pennsylvania!
• Radnor Red Steeplechase Run tomorrow!
• New Office of Student Accommodations Opens
• Dr. Vincent Willey Named USciences Faculty Athletic Representative
• Ask-A-Librarian 2.0 is Here
• Physical Therapy Day on Capitol Hill
• Move-In Day Welcomes New Students on August 26
• 2 freed from fallen house, 3rd collapse of week
• Philly is not at a loss for nerds, as Geek Awards prove
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Tattle: Today is wedding day for Kim Kardashian and Kris Humphries
• Cop arrested after alleged attack on ex-girlfriend
• Last weeks of curfew may snag some young freshmen
• Gathering tonight objects to curfew
• Scam victim gets expensive watch back after punks rob, shoot him
• It's the geekiest
• Cops in W. Phila. melee
• Brady rejects redistricting rumor
• John Baer: Maybe Hershey foreign workers are all-day suckers
• Correction
• National Constitution Center Joins The Philadelphia Community To Remember And Reflect On The Tenth Anniversary Of September 11th
• College of Design, Engineering and Commerce freshmen gather for the first time a...
• Comcast drops lawsuit against DirecTV
• Fall semester 2011 classes begin Monday, Aug. 22
• Housekeeping services provide free cleaning to cancer patients
• PhilaU Residences at Falls Center opens this week as the newest PhilaU housing f...
• Mace names Smith CEO
• Jerome Shestack in his own words
• Runaway truck injures one on Bustleton Pike wreck
• Grant Brings Professional Development to District Math Teachers
• Arts & Business Council founder Davis leaving
• Good news for Jim Tierney BFA '10 (Illustration) and Sara Wood BFA '10 (Illustra...
• Rehabbed Hunting Park Baseball Field to be dedicated
• The Cheesesteak Social Media War
• Former ABA president Jerome Shestack, 88, dies
• We feel the excitement on campus. Tomorrow is move in day at Moore! The moment o...
• Public Savings Bank failure: Writing was on the wall
• Gaming board, Parx discuss children left in cars
• Apartment complex in East Goshen sold
• New Jersey gains jobs
• Ackerman wants decision on her future
• Philly stocks take hit in Thursday trading
• Banking department closes Public Savings Bank
• Tattle: Anne Hathaway's had it with love
• Remembering the petty officer who died 'doing what he loved'
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• SPECIAL-FORCES FAKER
• Ackerman makes rock-star entrance to meeting
• Clout: Military officers: Council hopeful Oh was no Green Beret
• Cops: Bad weed,not facebook, led to slaying
• Elmer Smith: To Obama: Rest up, then fight back
• For $959, you can be KermitGosnell.com
• Get a load of these jokers on 'Comedy Night'
• Ex-cop's drug-scheme payback: 16 years in prison
• Radio active day as WIP confirms WYSP takeover
• Jail for man in fatal delivery driver attack
• Judge gets tough on kids 'who hunt human for sport'
• Teen accused in revenge killing of his ex
• Principals honored for making progress
• Famous cases of embellished military records
• New MBA Curriculum Emphasizes Flexibility, Customized Career Plans
• DesignPhiladelphia 2011: The Countdown Begins!
• PhilaU Men's Soccer Selected Third in CACC Preseason Poll
• Cocktail Reception for Coach Magee Happening on Saturday, October 15th 2011
• Public Savings Bank fails, FDIC sells it to Md. bank
• Philadelphia’s 50 biggest firms’ stock prices fall
• Philadelphia Fed’s Plosser upbeat, Philadelphia Fed report downbeat
• Nova's Armwood to transfer
• Still no cause for church wall collapse
• UK Punks Basement bring shows to PA
• GSI Commerce's Rubin has a new company ... and it's hiring
• WIP (sports) whups WYSP (rock), CBS Radio says
• Omni’s Homegrown Cocktails spice up the bar scene
• InterDigital stock price on a trampoline
• Drop in Philadelphia-area manufacturing reported
• Hersha hotel owner selling 18 properties to Starwood
• Sun Bancorp’s CEO Geisel gets stung by a sour tweet
• Stafford shaping the next generation of Jazz greats
• Video: Infant Lab helps researchers understand how kids learn best
• Philadelphia college town rental ratings hubbub
• Tune in to 6ABC today from 4-6PM to watch our own Dr. Yuma Tomes answer viewer q...
• In Which Forbes States the Obvious :)
• Feds award grant to Cape May County shipyard
• Vishay CFO resigns
• Casey introduces minority business bill
• Piano bar and eatery slated for Delco
• WYSP to become sports radio
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Stu Bykofsky: Nutter did well to move quickly against mayhem mobs
• Marquis of Debris: They're sick of these dumps
• Tattle: Aboard plane, Depardieu marks his territory
• DRILL, OH BABY, DRILL!
• Ronnie Polaneczky: Store dresses down bride for being a lesbian
• Christine O'Donnell has a snit
• Report rips ICE on enforcement
• The Green Fairy Cabaret Returns for Another Dazzling Flight During the Philly Fringe
• International arts fest pumped $60M into economy
• Bottom Dollar to open third Philadelphia-area store
• Alumni: get ready for UArts Connect online community site. Update your info so y...
• Bank Notes: Wells Fargo plans to impose new debit fee
• Sunoco selling phenol factory to Haverhill Chemicals
• Peco seeks changes in electricity rates
• Attempted arson at Philly FOP headquarters
• Don't miss out on Philadelphia Marathon Weekend!
• DVD Review - Less Than Jake Anthology
• Suiting up to get work
• State: Strike not affecting shore highway work
• Easier path for New Jersey supermarkets?
• Pennsylvania casinos set table games record
• Confidence rises at Wal-Mart, Home Depot
• The Music Issue
• We Love Hezekiah Jones

• Addicted to the War on Drugs
• Bookspace: 
Organized Chaos and Awe
• Relapse Records Celebrates Its 21st Birthday
• Avid Record Collector Takes Over Tequila Sunrise
• Say Hello to Union Transfer, Philly's Newest Music Venue
• Savage Love
• Letters to the Editor
• Philly's Community Court to Close Soon
• Mayor Nutter's Tough Love Sure Comes at a Convenient Time
• Councilman Bill Green: At-Large 
and in Charge
• Golden voice of the Phillies is memorialized in bronze
• John Baer: It's time state righted juvenile-law injustice
• Marc Lamont Hill: Note to city: This youth curfew is a violation
• With Ex, would-be hit man in jail for Facebook threat, he still turns up dead
• Looking for suspect in bar slaying
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• National Penn performance improves; enforcement order lifted
• Philadelphia Independence may host playoff match at PPL Park
• Orthologix opening new HQ
• Innovative Solutions & Support doing work for Nuclear Security Administration
• Tylenol's maximum dosage lowered
• Big Ten Media Days: Paterno on health, quarterbacks and Nebraska
• Big Ten Media Days: Joe Paterno doesn't want to start something
• Business Journal Minority Business Leaders honorees announced
• Yaupon Therapeutics seeks approval for lymphoma treatment
• Foreclosures down in Philadelphia, nation: RealtyTrac
• Thank you to all the students who attended our Portfolio Review Day yesterday! T...
• Big Ten Media Days: Bloggers pick Wisconsin in the Big Ten, Penn State fifth
• Borders collapse isn’t the end for book stores, industry veteran says
• Phillies honor Pat Gillick before game
• Cozen O’Connor sues landlord OSEB, says conditions poor at 1900 Market
• Aqua America, American Water trades explained by Aqua CEO
• Big Ten Media Days: Penn State linebacker Michael Mauti named Player to Watch
• Deal costs cause Jones profits to plunge
• Wells, banks spar over settlements
• W. Grove adding Nordstrom Rack, more
• SEPTA: Most riders since 1989
• Elan closing U. Merion site, cutting 104
• John Street won't be on ballot
• Tattle: Ms. Hill clears the air about baby
• Sketch released in sex attack
• Ceiling's falling: What the debt debate means to us
• School officer faces probe after backing Ackerman while on disability
• Private booze sales: Turzai makes a case
• Injured fan sues Eagles
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Cop's bagging work no crime, judge rules
• Police Department's horse force gets 2 more trailers
• Butt Buster: Relief for Lincoln Drivers
• Tristin Lowe's Moon Lands at Philadelphia Museum of Art
• Philadelphia Soul head coach Hohensee resigns
• Eagles' Jackson does not report, but there's still (a little) time
• Expert Named to National Committee on U.S.-China Relations
• CD Reviews - Early Paul Simon re-releases
• Drexel in effort to give amputees brain control of prosthetics
• New campaigns for Peanut Chews, Dietz & Watson, Berkadia
• Aqua America sells Maine subsidiary as part of efficiency plan
• Morgan Properties seeks to take apartment business public
• PerformRx wins CalOptima pharmacy benefit management deal in California
• South Jersey businesses gloomy about economy, survey says
• All-wheel drive motorcycles may catch on with Army to Christini’s gain
• Opinion: Philadelphia Inquirer's Don McKee waits four months to trash Paterno
• Destination Maternity stock down on reduced sales guidance
• Thomas Jefferson University president Barchi leaving
• Man accused of posing as chiropractor, billing Independence Blue Cross for $1M
• Our PA student, Jen, is approaching the end of her didactic phase of her program...
• Open for Business: Merion Hall Houses Education Programs
• To incoming students: "By taking advantage of the amazing service opportunities...
• Savage Love
• NJ's Medical Marijuana Law Comes With a Slew of Restrictions
• Meet the Man Behind Honest Tom's Taco Truck
• Letters to the Editor
• Media Bureau—An Artists' Colony Teeming With Talent—Flourishes in NoLibs
• Southwest cutting back in Philadelphia
• Janney leases for 15 years at 3 Logan
• Virus-focused Novira raises $2.5M
• Earnings off at insurer Ace in 2Q
• First Niagara earnings off by a third
• InterDigital files patent complaints
• Airport sale in store for Phila.?
• Holdout would make zero sense (or cents) for Eagles' Jackson
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• John Baer: Don't buy out Ackerman - fire her, state rep says
• Inconvenience stores: Since '33, LCB has made the purchase of alcohol tough, pricey
• Tattle: Amy's dad: 'Goodnight, my angel'
• Cab protest puts wheels in motion
• City Howl Help Desk: Mouse attack in Pennsport in Philadelphia
• Witness: Pair took jewelry, left boy
• Love took tragic turn for couple
• Who's pilfering scooters?
• Healing Way? No way, pol says
• City pension debt is $500M a year
• Q&A on the liquor bill
• What locals have to say about the liquor system
• Gator among animals seized from hoarder
• Closings for heat cost schools 858G
• CORRECTION
• Drugstore robbed for second time this month
• Manayunk Sport and Social Adds Tennis!
• MFA in Studio Art continues its "Food for Thought" summer lecture series with fi...
• Novira Therapeutics raises $2.5M in seed money
• RRA trustee sues TD Bank, seeks punitive damages
• Penn medical school to create orphan drug center with $10M gift
• AmeriHealth recommended for Louisiana Medicaid managed care
• Liberty Property sees signs of increased CRE demand
• La Salle Announces 2011-12 Non-Conference Men’s Basketball Schedule
• Earnings roundup: Wells, Bank of America, PNC, Harleysville
• Elephant ivory trafficking charges for Philadelphia shop owner
• Hospitals fear a debt ceiling deal’s effect on Medicare reimbursement
• ReWalk at MossRehab allows paralyzed to walk, with help
• Apple dealer Springboard to open in Center City Philadelphia
• New motorcycle safety signs installed on Philly highways
• Former Nittany Lion Paul Posluszny to Eagles?
• PBJ reporter laments Borders' demise
• Layoffs possible for Amoroso's drivers
• Unisys swings to 2Q loss, revenue falls
• GSK sues over generic prostate drug plan
• Icee maker J&J profit up 47%
• Car crashes into Market Street BK
• Eagles training camp about to start
• He's Michael Vick: Comeback Person of the Year
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Tattle: Still no clues what killed Winehouse
• Elmer Smith: News of Butch Lewis' passing packs a punch
• Ronnie Polaneczky: Couple paid in advance for wedding on sinking ship
• Reps: No pensions for pedophiles
• A history of the Phialdelphia Belle
• 7 hurt as car slams into Center City Burger King
• Trial to start for couple accused of robbing store, ditching son
• Teen pleads guilty to murder-3 for killing South Philly man
• Drexel Achieves Fifty-Four Percent Participation in Faculty and Staff Fundraising Campaign
• Eagles face lengthy to-do list
• Eating Disorders: Could Your Loved One be at Risk? New Study at USciences Offers Free Family Counseling
• Borders, for many, was more than just some old store
• Wharton, RMA form risk management program
• There is still time to rsvp for the Summer Portfolio Review Day this Wednesday! RSVP online or just call us in Admissions.
• Aker to build tankers for Exxon affiliate
• Philly Nonprofit Unveils HIV-Prevention Campaign (Minus the Scare Tactics)
• THIS WEEK @ UARTS: July 25 - August 7, 2011
• Report: Synthes files patent suit against spinal products competitor Globus
• Philadelphia-area home prices, sales down so far in 2011
• Guess where...
• Philadelphia Business Journal contest deadline extended
• Philadelphia Soul receiver Donovan Morgan has eyes set on NFL
• Borders in Phila. area could go to Books-A-Million
• Jefferson Starship performs Miracles in New Hope
• NFL lockout end imminent as players plan vote: report
• Hulu's latest rumored buyer: Apple
• Collaborative Program to Benefit Area Marketing Professionals
• Ed Carnes Wins Suneagles Golf Course Club Championship For Second Straight Year
• Big Ten Media Days: Plenty of questions for Penn State
• Gas prices up unexpectedly
• Kaplan's CHI Institute settles allegations
• N.J. continues to add jobs in June
• Pa. pols promote life science funding
• Peco usage records melting in heat
• Pa. Lottery: Record sales, more stores
• Larry Platt: WE JUST GOT BETTER
• It's red ink in Philly as China Daily arrives
• John Baer: With his national exposure growing, might Nutter get Obama appointment?
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Spike gives Downey's CPR
• Tattle: 'Glee' rumors unfounded?
• Laws that prevent or stop pension grab
• Q&A with prof on methadone clinics
• Felons taking big bucks from city's hard-up pension fund
• Reward offered in slaying
• Peace, film and fashion with Charlie Mack
• Stu Bykofsky: Philly lacks that synch-ing feeling
• 'PICA': Judgment Day'
• Trueman on the Janet Mefferd Show
• Top 11 Of '10-'11: Sarcinello's Eight Goals Key In Lacrosse's Win Over Davidson
• Three utility poles fall in Bristol
• Tattle: Judge to Lohan: Get thee to a therapist
• Recent grad dies as stolen van flips on the Boulevard
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Frying times in Philly as thermometer hits 104
• He was skipping classes ... in a hospital bed
• What's a few more months when you're looking at life in jail?
• Assistant U.S. attorney suspended for fundraising violation
• Fight promoter sues FOP prez for defamation over 'sleaze' quip
• LOOKING FOR THE HOT SPOTS
• Shot by cop, he is found not guilty on assault charges
• Accused of misleading students & feds, CHI Institute to pay $1.6M
• Correction
• Interview with President Hart: Japanese universities can accelerate internationalization
• Medicinal garden gets Temple health science students back to their roots
• Temple researchers will investigate methane gas from Marcellus Shale drilling
• Recap: Pittsburgh Power 61, Philadelphia Soul 48
• Peco electricity usage smashes record
• Pa. life sciences bill on tap for Monday
• Philadelphia-area man pleads to $6M Ponzi scheme
• Charting the MoneyTree venture capital reports
• 15 Minutes With Lizz Winstead, Political Comedian Extraordinaire
• Tourists undaunted by 102 degree blast
• Who runs the world? Girls: Philadelphia’s leading women-owned businesses
• Water polo player wants to make splash with prizes website Loffles
• Good Works: Citizens Bank Foundation funds Philadelphia mural arts
• World Cup fever boosts Women’s Professional Soccer ticket sales
• Message From Director of Athletics On The Appointment Of Dan Ireland As Head Cross Country And Track Coach
• Dan Ireland Named Head Cross Country & Track Coach At La Salle
• What do we know about autism? Join Penn Nursing’s Dr. Pinto-Martin for a live online discussion on 7/26.
• PCOM has added another blog! Follow Phil, Susan, Alexis and Jameel as they blog about their experiences in the Biomedical Sciences program. While you're there, become a member!
• GA-PCOM pharmacy student called “healthcare’s next superstar” in Gwinnett Magazine. Read all about it.
• Why Lourdes Health bought South Jersey cardiology group
• Beach tags considered in Wildwood
• Philadelphia tour boat ends operations
• Group opposes planned Conshohocken Wawa
• Setback for liquor store privatization
• QNB has record quarter
• Turnpike tolls rising but not E-ZPass
• Tattle: It's the early rounds in Maria vs. Ahnold
• PLAYING TAG: Will Wildwood's free beaches soon charge a fee?
• Why Angelo Cataldi hates Avalon
• Chaput won't lead Philadelphia Archdiocese quietly
• Elmer Smith: In Somalia, a vicious cycle of drought, famine and war
• Dad blames cops for attack that put son in nursing home
• N.J. man charged in Ben Franklin Bridge attack
• Redistricting awaits vacationing Council
• Cop shoots man who grabbed officer's gun
• Defense: Hero cop shot suspect from behind
• Hubby was cheap, she wanted him gone
• House hides Broad St. Sinatra landmark, but, hey, that's life
• Fee or free?
• Avoiding tags so you're not 'it'
• Charter sued for 2nd 'inappropriate' expulsion
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Correction
• Clout: Relative unknown to GOP: 'How about me' for Senate?
• Drexel Study: Misuse of Pain Medication is Pathway to High-Risk Behaviors
• Museum Announces Major New Acquisitions Across a Range of Periods and Cultures
• Drexel Sport Management Students Travel to Ukraine to Develop Strategic Plan for Sports Facility
• For the Phillies winning has been a team effort
• → Admissions at Moore College of Art & Design: Admissions welcomed SADI students today for portfolio reviews. Great work ladies!
• 2011 20 in 24 results
• AmerisourceBergen could lose business in Medco-Express Scripts deal, shares fall
• Vote on NFL labor pact may be coming
• Philadelphia manufacturing slowing, Federal Reserve survey says
• 110 in the lunch cart: Philadelphia tourist district weathers heat wave
• The Fine Print: Signs of CRE life, Brandywine logs 1.4 million square feet
• FDA approves abuse risk strategy for Cephalon’s Fentora, Actiq
• Medco Health to be bought by Express Scripts in $29B deal
• Sunoco spinoff SunCoke opens trading
• MFA in Studio Art continues its "Food for Thought" summer lecture series with Pittsburgh, Pa.-based artist Linn Meyers, Friday, July 22 at 3pm in Hamilton Hall's CBS Auditorium.
• AstraZeneca gets OK for Brilinta, designed to reduce heart attacks
• Swimmers with diabetes crossing English Channel in J&J unit’s relay
• Wells Fargo words, actions don’t match regarding Federal Reserve fine
• MyYearbook.com teen site of Bucks sold
• Back in the Day: A view of the Quadrangle from the Library of Congress
• Power outage at Peco headquarters
• Lagos Fine Jewelry renovating in Phila.
• Wells Fargo to pay $85M Fed penalty
• Michael Vick lands another endorsement
• EBay income down on GSI deal costs
• Parking meters to kiosks in Haddonfield
• The economy: Homes are where the hurt is
• 'He knew we were after him'
• Marquis of Debris: Sofa, not so good in SW Philly; 3-1-1 couched in its indifference
• Ronnie Polaneczky: Restaurant's tip plan must not be fresh, because it isn't legal
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Stu Bykofsky: The lawyer who found censorship obscene
• Some uneasy over brothers' joint role in police oversight
• Judge nixes Capozzi's challenge for Council seat
• Philly teen accused of deadly joyride held for trial
• Police Advisory Commission limited by small staff, small budget
• Prison population down; new programs cited
• The various roles of civilian-review boards
• Chairman: Ethics Board 'being strangled' by budget cuts
• His 'reward' for buying scam: lost city job
• Principals' tentative deal: Will other unions follow?
• Girl, 16, slain in Norristown
• Flogging Molly to play Philadelphia on Saturday, July 30th
• Vick to endorse Fuel Science energy products
• Wells Fargo to pay $85M; Fed says cease and desist
• Thank you to all the students and parents who attended the Portfolio Do's and Don'ts Presentations today!
• Jeweler Lagos redoing Center City store, expanding
• Incomplete MoneyTree report shows venture investing in Phila. down
• Verizon, city of Philadelphia employees fired in contract, gifts case
• InterDigital may be Google's best bet in patent war
• TE Connectivity reports record earnings, boosts guidance
• Advice from Business Journal Women’s Conference: Don’t undersell yourself
• Philadelphia RDA taking another shot at Rivage redevelopment in East Falls
• TARP-aided Royal Bancshares has board member picked by Treasury
• Giant supermarket now open in Philadelphia
• PCOM has added another blog! Follow Phil, Susan, Alexis and Jameel as the blog about their experiences as group in the Biomedical Sciences program. While you're there become a member!
• High Schoolers Preview College, Learn How to Prepare
• Happy Wednesday! We are only 36 likes away from the 2,000 mark! How fast can we get there?
• Pfizer to buy rest of pain drug partner Icagen
• Cooper Web reality series features Camden emergency department
• The Faces Issue
• DIY Theater With the Groundswell Players
• Ronen Koresh Celebrates 20 Years of Fusion Dance
• First Lady Lisa Nutter Is Rockin' Her Platforms
• Ian Morrison, the King of (Drag) Queens, Ain't Done Yet
• Former Suicide Girl Tanya Dakin Is Pretty in Pink
• Savage Love
• Trans Group Alleges Prejudice Within Their Own Community
• Lead-Poisoned Rowhomes About to Become Serious Issue for Renters
• Letters to the Editor
• Finally new deal for Rite-Aid workers
• Johnson & Johnson income off by a fifth
• Wells Fargo to reduce expenses by $1.5B
• Salvation Army: Need is growing
• Borders liquidation: Landlord 'headache'
• Boeing wins Delaware River contract
• Eye of the World is now on prime minister
• Marc Lamont Hill: Why we must stand in solidarity with the Pelican Bay prisoners
• Paroled killer sought in slaying outside 'toilet' bar
• Chaput replaces Rigali in 'a difficult time'
• City Howl Help Desk: North Philadelphia resident battles owners of vacant properties
• Triple shooting leaves one dead, two injured
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• How Murdoch's U.K. phone-tapping scandal could soon affect his U.S. media empire
• Vick: Toughen up dogfighting penalties
• Families of imprisoned hit the wall
• They came to view new leader & state views on Church's future
• Holmesburg neighbors don't want methadone clinic
• The highs and lows of Rupert Murdoch
• 3 to 6 years for carjacker who bit off part of cabbie's ear
• Correction
• John Baer: Sales brew-ha-ha: Why booze and not beer?
• Side Arts Prepares to Expand Beyond Philly
• King of Prussia Wanamaker’s being torn down
• Boeing signs $4.4M pact with Delaware County
• Portfolio Do's and Don'ts presentations tomorrow! Students will find out what to include in their college portfolios.This event will take place in Stewart Auditorium where there is amazing air conditioning!
• Salvation Army Christmas in July addresses growing need
• Borders going out of business: Tweets all about it
• McLane: Penn State about to land St. Joesph's Prep QB standout
• U.S. News rankings: University of Penn hospital No. 1 in Philadelphia again
• Advice for incoming students: "…remember to pack three things for your journey here: your curiosity, your courage, and a commitment to service." -- Amy Gutmann
• Report: Costco to open fourth Philadelphia-area store
• LLR Equity, NewSpring Capital invest in supply chain software firm Quintiq
• Allergan to buy Vicept, developer of experimental rosacea treatment
• Congrats to Brind School faculty member and alumna Jennifer Childs '90 (Theater), artistic director at 1812 Productions, which just received a $138K Pew Center for Arts & Heritage Theatre Initiative Grant for "The Women in Comedy Project.&q
• InterDigital shares soar as technology patents holder explores sale
• Borders stores could be closed by September in liquidation
• Texting while walking soon to be considered a crime in Philadelphia
• Haddonfield firms accused in $1M fraud
• S. Jersey travel agent charged again
• Hulu promises Comcast, other programming
• US Air gives $250K to Franklin Institute
• Campbell hopes salt will spice up sales
• All Borders stores to close
• Tattle: 'Potter' gang won'tbe just lying around
• Ronnie Polaneczky: Advice for Philly's new archbishop: Listen to the people
• Police: Driver who tried to hurt cop was slay suspect
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• IT WON'T BE RIGALI, PART 2
• MAN SHOT IN BACK, DRIVES SELF TO HOSPITAL
• Stop-and-go shops win a legal battle over alcohol sales
• Christie ready to mend fences
• Cops: Pregnant woman gets the best of assailant
• Philly's new archbishop faces big challenges
• Tennessee next stop for Rigali?
• Feds: Contractor swindled $1 million from city
• 2 wise-guy defendants plead guilty
• Upper Darby bar dubbed a 'huge toilet' scene of deadly shooting
• Athletic Facilities Highlighted in New Video
• US Airways gives $250,000 to Franklin Institute
• Mace Security International names Barone chairman
• Not exactly a Noble sentiment: Who does a Borders liquidation help?
• Yaupon brings in new management team to ready lymphoma treatment
• Perkins & Marie Callender’s files joint reorganization plan
• Borders close to going out of business
• PhotoMedex contest to award laser psoriasis treatment
• Grad Joins Peace Corps to Serve in Ukraine
• RCM, Qlik Technologies stock in opposite directions Friday
• Liberty Property making good on high-end plan
• Shire’s Lialda OK’d for colitis remission maintenance
• Penn State goes 7-5 in NCAA Football 12 simulation
• New general counsel at PHA
• Jane says QVC not Fonda her past
• Sheehan, Weingarten Named To NABC Honors Court
• OfficeMax gives big gift to NHS
• Grants for new Pottstown businesses
• Bill Manlove Inducted Into College Football Hall Of Fame On Saturday
• Haverford College leader Emerson leaving
• Hardware biz getting harder in Newtown
• Sources: Rigali out as leader of Philadelphia Archdiocese
• Stu Bykofsky: The naked truth about Philly bikers
• Next in line?
• 600 cyclists pulled over since start of crackdown
• World Cup viewing: tears, smiles, broken hearts, no torn-off shirts
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• OFF-DUTY PHILLY COP HELD IN ASSAULT ON A.C. COP IN CASINO
• Spit happens: 2 break into, lock selves in cop van
• Tattle: Mila & Justin say 'Oorah' to Marine Ball invites
• John Baer: Avila just latest name on the governmental embarrassment list
• Mayor Nutter Relaunches Program to Help Working Philadelphians Buy Homes
• Dying With Christ
• Introducing Romans
• Motley Crue/ Poison show in Camden brings people together for 80's rock
• Countdown to Decade of Dumb Decisions Fest in Bethlehem Pennsylvania!
• Philly cops: Baby killed by godmother, burned with blowtorch
• Animal activists, city strive for a 'no kill' Philly
• Readers - including Nutter - coming to aid of wrongly accused man
• 3 guilty in Danieal Kelly's death
• Tattle: Selena Gomez joins Seacrest for ribbon-cutting
• Mourning after lightning struck twice
• Cops probing boy's fatal shooting in Kensington
• Federal judge grants bail to accused biker boss
• Cops: Dead toddler was tortured
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Correction
• Haverford College president stepping down
• Always an adventure: Ad agencies, PR firms lists
• More details on Alteva, Warwick deal
• Barbara Adams named general counsel of PHA
• AARP portal ready for the future, when more geezers will be gamers
• WSFS continues Pa. expansion in Delaware County
• Homeless in Philly get a free meal
• Campbell’s Pepperidge Farm remembers, also looks forward with innovation center
• Admissions welcomes students for their writing placement tests today! Not too much longer until you're here for the fall!
• How Journal Register sale helps Philadelphia Inquirer, Daily News
• Fine Print: Tryko buys ‘nation’s first retirement community’
• Lab Notes: Tarsa’s oral version of osteoporosis drug, plus QR Pharma, Merck news
• Rutgers tuition increasing by 1.8%
• Journal Register sold to Alden Global
• Median salary for law grads falls
• Atlantic City boardwalk best, mag says
• Pilot Freight expands to Netherlands
• Potter, U2 finally return to Phila.
• Kensington boy, 4, is latest young casualty
• Abandoned Mount Moriah in grave condition
• HORRIBLY RICH BOSSES: HOW DO THEY GET AWAY WITH IT?
• Tattle: Lady Gaga scrubbed by YouTube
• It's up to the jury now to decide fate of trio in Danieal Kelly case
• Poetry slam previews students' San Fran journey
• Tug mate to plead in river crash
• 5 new computer centers open, free to all
• Big bosses and their big bucks
• Elmer Smith: Flood warning for Pa. & private liquor sales
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• State to probe alleged cheating on standardized tests in city
• 17 dead cats taken from hoarders' house
• Clout: Brady foe Moore has a tough task ahead
• Seaside detectives search for clues about storms of yesteryear
• Engineering students launch experiments on NASA rocket
• GED graduates celebrate their achievement and look ahead
• President Hart receives award for international leadership
• VIDEO: Young Potter fans flock to Ambler for Quidditch and other camp fun
• Alteva being bought by Warwick Valley for $17M
• Horizon Healthcare spawns research consortium
• Tim Barry comes to Philly with The Bouncing Souls
• Average starting salary for law school graduates falls 13%, NALP says
• Pilot Freight Services arrives in Amsterdam
• 6000+ fans and counting!!
• Ashbridge Square shopping center in Downingtown sold for $52M
• The "Happy Together Tour 2011" was a hit at the Keswick Theatre
• Guardian Capital private equity firm buys R&D Circuits
• Keswick Cycle plans Philadelphia store near University of Pennsylvania
• Cephalon shareholders OK takeover by Teva, regulatory approval pending
• Phillies set to resume pennant run
• Penn State to open 2015 season in Philadelphia
• Tugboat operator in Ride the Ducks accident charged
• Good Works: Grandview Hospital, SCA, Franklin Mills
• Arthur Caplan of the Perelman School of Medicine comments on a controversial proposal to remove obese children from their parents. What do you think? Are the parents fully to blame?
• Telling the Peirce story and the power to transform lives
• Top 11 of '10-'11: Women's XC Captures Atlantic 10 Silver, Two Earn All-Conference
• Liquor Control Board's future debated
• Environmental Tectonics sales up 34%
• NBC picks new entertainment boss
• Jones Group adds board members
• Ball's in billionaire's court
• New board chair at St. Joe's
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• After seeing school district data, city wants more
• All kinds of ails at Irish pub
• Tattle: Oprah to OWN more hats
• His reputation is still in police custody
• He's a father, he's a hard worker and he needs a job
• Group working to get justice for these three men
• Could booze bill mean last call for state stores?
• Seen one black suspect, seen 'em all?
• What patrons say about Downey's Irish Pub
• Ex-foster son arrested in death of N.J. man, 69
• Marquis of Debris: Litter's a grave issue between cemeteries
• Teen shot on North Broad St.
• Stu Bykofsky: Council's ICE resolution makes my head spin
• Award-Winning Author Jane Hampton Cook Gives National Constitution Center Visitors An Intimate Look At George Washington
• One Book, One Campus Choses Into the Wild
• Partnership with Public Media Commons Produces Student PSAs
• Philadelphia 76ers sold by Comcast unit
• Peco rated above average
• Tuesday was grant day in Philadelphia
• Admissions has two more summer portfolio events! These events for high school students are a great way to get feedback from our counselors. Events are free but you must RSVP.
• Penn State to play Buffalo in 2015
• Saint Joseph’s Announces New Chair of Board Of Trustees
• Like the UArts Young Alumni Reunion page! Join us in Philadelphia on Friday, October 21 for the first UArts Young Alumni Reunion, for classes 2001-2011! Save the date and spread the word!
• Ex-CHOP exec Hairston pleads guilty to fraud, other charges
• Another HQ leaves Philly, what’s up with that?
• Crozer-Chester Medical Center RNs OK pact
• OCPI of N.Y. sues Johnson & Johnson, seeking $60M
• What does PCOM mean to our president, Dr. Schure? Read his latest blog entry and find out!
• Stocks futures up on optimistic Chinese report
• Letters to the Editor
• Savage Love
• A Photographer Seeks to Emancipate the Modern Slave
• Is the Gulf of Mexico seafood safe to eat?
• American Water Works releases environmental report
• Penn prof points finger at colleagues
• Failure of Germantown Grocery Raises Questions of Pay-to-Play
• School District's Autism-Support Program Is Flawed, But So Is the Lawsuit Against It
• Philadelphia fifth in 'clean economy'
• Man charged in Feltonville shooting
• City Howl Help Desk: The bridge over troubled neighbors
• Tattle: R. Kelly losing his house?
• Raid derails 18 members of Wheels of Soul
• Ronnie Polaneczky: Anti-gay slurs cost him a job
• Baseball 101: Foreign students see Phils' park
• 42 CATS ARE RESCUED FROM NE PHILA. HOUSE
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Correction
• John Baer: Eli & the SWAT team
• Philadelphia area 5th in clean jobs, Brookings report says
• CD review: Nick Cave re-releases
• Lockout won’t deter 76ers sale, sources say
• Penn to study seafood after gulf oil leak
• Cigna moving HQ to Connecticut, says Philadelphia jobs staying
• Rocci steps down as Woodcock policy leader, Bailey steps up
• Aria Health’s Torresdale Campus gets parking garage expansion
• Reed Smith opens Shanghai law office, third in China
• Check out the artblog's great review + photos of 2 UArts exhibit openings held last week.
• Learning to lead: Today's Peirce student leaders, tomorrow's executives?
• Penn is cited by the Washington Post for its progressive financial aid policies.
• MFA in Studio Art continues its "Food for Thought" summer lecture series with multi-disciplinary artist Tristin Lowe, Wednesday, July 13 at 1pm in Hamilton Hall's CBS Auditorium.
• Interesting summer reading from the Humanities department...
• Tarsa gets more financing for oral osteoporosis drug
• Bristol man killed in crash with truck
• Trainor Named Phila. Business Journal’s Nonprofit CFO of the Year
• SEC: Janney Montgomery didn’t protect enough against possible inside trades
• FCC: Comcast unfair to Tennis Channel
• Insurance co. plans for helicopter pad
• JPMorgan to pay Phila.$9M in settlement
• PNC eyes new Android app
• Accountant tied to scheme settles
• Camden-based baseball league may expand
• NFL lockout nearing end
• SEPTA work sheet: $4.2 billion
• Cops: Thief hits 2 banks, takes money from just 1
• Papers usher in brand-news era with discounted computers for readers
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Tattle: A Marine date for Mila
• Pa's GOP chief: Obama's beatable - but there's a but
• Suit seeks more than $5M in death of autistic man
• Center City Philly: Call it kid row
• First a death, then a 32G heist, plague Jim's Steaks
• 'Heir' gets jail term for role in $1.7M scam
• One dead in Norristown triple shooting
• Elmer Smith: Got a 'Pledge'? GOPers will sign it
• Case tied to Forte scheme settled
• PA's White Wives unites members of Anti-Flag, Dandelion Snow and American Armada
• Dr. Urs Giger of Penn Veterinary Medicine weighs in on the accuracy of the popular tests for mixed-breed dogs.
• Atlantic League may add another N.Y. team
• Redesign of Philadelphia Daily News set for July 25
• FDIC: Pace of bank failures slowing
• Thank you to all the students who participated in our Portfolio Clinic! We'll see some of you for the next two portfolio events!
• Crozer-Chester Medical Center, nurses in contract deal
• Private equity fundraising up 35% in first half of 2011, Dow Jones LP Source says
• Inquirer, Daily News in content deal with Android
• The best is still to come for the Phillies
• Chef will take a Staib at keeping City Tavern contract
• Rothman to open Marlton site
• Chester selected for federal ‘Strong Cities’ effort
• Moore welcomes students today for the Young Artist Workshops!
• SEAS professor Katherine Kuchenbecker has been named a Science and Innovation leader by the JFK Presidential Library and Museum.
• Elsewhere in the PSAC: Cheyney AD accepts job in New York
• Credit union to be closed
• Radnor firm plans Lancaster solar farm
• Borinquen to be liquidated
• City Tavern could get new operator
• New life for Cherry Hill intersection
• Stopgap settlement for orchestra
• Deal in generic Vytorin, Zetia case
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Enemies Next Door: In Roxborough, it's a feud that seems to have no goodend
• Reader's tip leads to arrest in Paradise
• John Baer: Guv scores a 'C' on first budget test
• Diamond can be a girl's (or boy's) best friend
• Tattle: Octomom's cargo hardly precious
• Man shot after aiming gun at cops
• Message From Director Of Athletics, Dr. Tom Brennan, On Charles Torpey And The Future Of The Program
• Message From Director Of Athletics, Dr. Tom Brennan, On Charles Torpey And The Future Of The Program
• It's Spike TV to the 'Rescue' for Downey's tax-cheating pub
• A real pain in the check for laid-off cafeteria worker
• Tattle: On a roll, Nancy Grace rolls with the punches
• Ronnie Polaneczky: The ticket to dealing with the creeps at PPA
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• In our poll, legalization of weed gets the high sign
• Bucks lawyer gets 10-25 for fatal hunting accident
• Drexel Students Travel to Thailand to Help Farmers
• Catholic Church is set to Latin-up the language at Mass
• Random Joules: College to support solar farm
• Friday Franklin Aphorisms: "Some are weatherwise, some are otherwise."
• City Tavern lease is up for bids
• Philadelphia area median unemployment this century: 5%
• The Fine Print: Chempak renews, Carlitz, Shaffer law firms move
• Duane Morris practice leader plots future of IP work
• Video Highlights from 2011 Commencement
• LA Weight Loss opening 2 Philadelphia area sites
• ‘Horrible Bosses?’ How about horrible movie titles
• Phillies encouraging different kind of trade for fundraiser
• Cephalon drug Treanda passes $1B in sales
• Congratulations to our Youtube spring video contest winner! Kerry-Anne Perkins displays her prize! Have fun with your new Kindle! Thank you to everyone who submitted entries.
• Survivors mark tragedy anniversary
• Harpoon Louie's sold
• Lobbying ordinance on hold
• SAP co-CEO gets term extension
• Morey's Piers sued in Ferris wheel fall
• Drexel students' designs join shuttle's last mission
• D.A.: Philly's new pot policy just makes sense ... and saves dollars
• Pair sought in deaths of 2 brothers
• Tattle: Curtains for Murdoch's'News of the World'
• Elmer Smith: Deficit-reduction will be a booby-hatched plan
• PO'd@PPA
• City to tax delinquents: Stop freeloading
• Ferris fall victim's parents sue ride operator
• Authorities: Squabble led to Tuesday fire in Camden
• Harry Gross: Harry Gross bids farewell with good advice, as ever
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Clout: Despite aiding Corbett, Doc passed over for posts
• Crime scene: Robbery, abduction in Overbrook
• A Real Virtual Mall Within A Social Network Is Now Open For Business
• PT Students and Alumni Support They Will Surf Again
• One more test for the Phillies before hitting the all-star break
• Term of SAP co-CEO McDermott extended to 2017
• Back to the future for Safeguard
• Phila. lobbying ordinance put on hold
• How colleges get accredited, and why it’s important to your career
• Penn State great, Kerry Collins, retiring from NFL
• St. Mary Medical gets $2M grant from Bristol-Myers
• Miller-Keystone signs Chestnut Hill Hospital blood deal
• Check out the July issue of Verge, our monthly e-newsletter...and don't forget to join our mailing list while you're there!
• Cozen partner Park gets national pro bono award
• Atlantic City Hilton changes name
• Inovio expands Penn relationship
• Inovio Pharmaceuticals widens Penn license deal
• Kansas City company buys IntelliSource
• Universal Health names new acute care leader
• Montco D.A.: Man and his gang went on violent crime spree
• Tattle: Justin & Jessica an item again?
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Stu Bykofsky: One nation, divided in thought
• Ronnie Polaneczky: Good Samaritan ticketed, dissed by PPA's agents of contempt
• Judge's robe goes missing
• Harry Gross: Life-insurance plan has an air of unlawfulness
• New federal suit hits cop with a history
• City says half-million-plus attended July 4th event
• John Baer: Time to get back to a government 'of,' 'by' and 'for the people'
• Correction
• Man shot in Kensington
• Two weekends of cultura Latina
• SHAC Brings More Health Services to Students
• Penn State wide receiver named on Biletnikoff Award watch list
• Making college more affordable with a donation from W.W. Smith Charitable Trust
• DST buys IntelliSource
• Hospital operator Universal Health names leader of acute-care division
• Don't miss the opening of the MFA in Studio Art’s work in progress show, “Cosmic Bodies,” TONIGHT at 7pm in Hamilton Hall.
• Safeguard Scientifics buys stake in Penn Mezzanine
• Share your 4th of July photos with PCOM. send photos to maryannebe@pcom.edu and we'll share them on facebook.
• We still need participants for our focus group tomorrow at 1:30pm. Please comment or email maryannebe@pcom.edu if you're interested in giving feedback.
• Philadelphia Soul to practice at Battleship New Jersey Thursday
• Altman Weil: Law firm merger activity up this year
• Budget cuts ending a Pa. loan program for struggling homeowners
• Penn Law's Sarah Barringer Gordon considers if the Republican party is ready to accept a Mormon president in this NY Times column
• Target for Sunoco’s SunCoke IPO raised to $227M
• Amazon.com hiring hundreds near Allentown at fulfillment site
• Independence Blue Cross, Abington Health ink new provider deal
• Dollar Financial buys Finnish lender Risicum
• Adams Lanes goes out of business
• Current news regarding medical marijuana bill in NJ
• Multiple injuries in SEPTA crash
• GSE Professor Joni Finney on 2011 weighs in on state appropriations and public higher education
• Savage Love
• PA at Embarrassing Standstill on Gay Marriage
• City Cancels Bike Rentals From Kelly Drive
• Letters to the Editor
• PW Scopes Out the Finalists in Philly's First Vendy Awards Competition
• Penn State left out of watch lists for Maxwell, Bednarik Awards
• Bimbo botches post-trial tweet
• Study:Retirement not looking rosy in Pa.
• Housing counseling funds drop in Bucks
• NBC can't win 'em all, Wimbledon to ESPN
• Investors challenge BofA settlement
• Slots revenue down at Parx, Harrah's
• Casey Anthony case: Just the latest soap-opera trial
• Marc Lamont Hill: Ackerman is not without blame
• City Howl Help Desk: It's a magnet school - for crime
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• 2 men, toddler woundedin Kensington
• Parkway 'stampede' after 4th-festivities gunfire rumor
• Fraud behind Montco slayings?
• 4th crime fireworks: Stabbings, El assault
• Andy Reid's son, Britt, stopped for traffic violations
• Harry Gross: Careful of revealing too much on the Web
• Elmer Smith: Don't like the verdict in the Casey Anthony trial? Don't blame the jury
• Ellen Gray: Convicted by viewers, not jurors
• Man shot on basketball court
• Tattle: Roasting Sheen: Here's a gun, there's the barrel
• Attention Comic Book Fans! The Philadelphia Comicon Convention July 10th, 2011.
• The internet and shipping industry booms, Philly Borders closes
• Slots revenue for two casinos drops
• Iconic Indiana Jones poster by Richard Amsel '69 (Illustration) named "Greatest Hand-Drawn Movie Poster" by TotalFilm.com.
• Phillies, Tigers on same team when it comes to All-Star voting
• Mace Security International begins stock rights offering
• as featured on nytimes.com:
• Seems like funding battle not over for Battleship New Jersey
• Something ventured: Smarter Agent, Proton Media funded
• As NFL lockout lingers, clock running out on full season
• Law firms’ latest diversity goals focus on LGBT issues
• Giant to open its first Philadelphia supermarket in Northeast
• Future Scientists Get an Inside Look at Chemistry and Biochemistry Labs
• NASDAQ: Cold-Eeze maker ProPhase must raise stock price
• Preparing for the Fall Semester: Locust Walk Renovations
• PhotoMedex, Radiancy to merge in skin-care products deal
• Airlines lose challenge of TSA fees
• US Airways dispatchers ratify deal
• Last day for Barnes in Merion
• 'Banner summer' for beach badges?
• Pa. falls in an economic study
• Operator buys 5 more Friendly's
• SWAT team kills murder suspect
• Tattle: Jen has a new guy; Harry of 'Potter' is on the wagon
• Half of Pa.'s inmates are rejailed within 5 years
• America celebrates its 235th birthday
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Serving up their tea at historic sites
• Harry Gross: Be wary of stock options
• Man stabbed in LOVE Park
• Murder Most Foul in Far-Reaching Strokes Jack the Ripper Comes to Drexel
• Happy Independence Day, Quakers!
• The "Happy Together" 2011 tour brings its 60s nostalgia to the Keswick Theatre
• 7th Dimension Games Moves to New Location
• 7th Dimension Games Moves to New Location
• Independence Seaport Museum floats sale of 119-year-old Navy ship
• Ride the Ducks hopes for March return in Philadelphia
• Average Philadelphia gas price breaks $3.50 per gallon
• NFI buys World Warehouse and Distribution
• College not for everyone
• Continental to refer customers to Tower for investments
• Philadelphia less positive about Nutter, direction, Pew poll says
• Report: Tugboat operator in Ducks crash on cell phone
• Biotech software firm Instem buys BioWisdom
• Atlas Energy partnership to sell International Resource
• Comcast-Spectacor’s 'quiet, steady ascent'
• Convention Center expansion dedicated
• Will be less for Glaxo workers at Yard
• Urban Outfitters could see heavy trading
• Bensalem co. selling $14K prom dress
• Camden police layoffs: Two months in
• Tasty situation clearer this week?
• City settles bias suit over online police forum
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Holiday weekend starts with wave of shootings, stabbings
• On Obama's visit, presidential seal blew off his limo on I-76; it later was recovered
• Domelight lives in spirit on Twitter
• Danieal Kelly murder trial opens
• Man shoots himself in crotch
• In Web poll on O.C. booze ban, 36% say it makes the town a 'safer, cleaner resort'
• School kitchens cut to the bone?
• Remembering that this is a nation founded on religious ideals
• Tattle: Bachelorette Ashley Hebert being shorted?
• Superheroes Who Are Patriotic
• Early 4th of July Fireworks Cruise
• National Constitution Center Calendar Listings - July 2011
• No arrests in Philly murder
• Shire sues generics makers to protect ADHD drug Vyvanse
• Comcast offering free wireless hotspots in July
• Patty can turn around a burger stand, can eGames turn around itself?
• PNC survey: Women-owned businesses not optimistic on economy
• Valley Forge Educational Services CEO resigns
• ThingWorx hoping to convert interest into applications sales
• Inovio Pharmaceuticals chairman Dhillon no longer executive
• AmerisourceBergen CEO Yost riding off into a beach sunset
• Jonathan Tiersten back making music and acting
• Bar Association: Philadelphia ethics ordinance not viable
• Calling all current students! Looking for students to participate in our focus group regarding our website. July 7th at 1:30pm on campus. An hour tops! Please email maryannebe@pcom.edu or comment if you are available!
• Conshohocken office building sells for $4M
• Nebraska officially joins Big Ten
• Corbett signs Pa. budget
• Comcast exec hosts Obama fundraiser
• Change in N.J. unemployment system
• Christie signs N.J. budget
• An effort to keep new companies here
• Dem in Delco election scheme charged with petition forgery
• In Ocean City, battle brewing over BYOB proposal
• Broad Street Billy: 2 Billys share love of the game, though baseball worlds apart
• MLK homes thrive where towers loomed
• Clout: Is Pa. more bird in a mine than battleground state for Obama & foes?
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• A young life lost in 'stupid' joyride crash
• Tattle: Stephen Colbert: Leader of the PAC
• 3 more to face justice in Danieal Kelly death
• Lawyers group sues to stop city's new lobbying regs
• Delco SPCA agrees to accept strays through '11
• Businessman gets 14 months for hiring 'thug' in extortion scheme
• All about Ocean City's BYOB ordinance
• Harry Gross: Robbers stake out funerals
• Ocean City: The next Collingswood?
• Another Ackerman top aide quits
• Police seek suspects in 2 robberies at 1 store
• Budget cuts to boost state-owned universities' tuitions
• President Fry Joins University Leaders in Israel
• Commencement Collage
• Guess where...
• Philanthropy around the region
• Mother-son duo graduate together from Peirce College
• DreamIt, Ben Franklin Partners work to keep young firms in Pa.
• Tuition to rise 7.5% at PASSHE state schools in Pa.
• Don't miss! "Seeing Through Young Eyes" another great exhibition at The Galleries at Moore! ^EI
• Check out Gladys' blog and see her amazing Art Education Journey in Huaycan, Peru ^EI
• Ride the Ducks vehicle disabled on San Francisco Bay
• Fast Disclaimers Affect Buyer Behavior
• Endo Pharmaceuticals back pain drug disappoints in trials
• Next Asian destination for maternity wear seller: South Korea
• Lions Eye Bank of Delaware Valley’s next president starts Friday
• Elsewhere in the PSAC: Cheyney looking for new Athletic Director
• 14 Year old behind wheel in deadly crash in Philadelphia
• Tengion CEO Nichtberger resigns
• Retailers to pay less in card fees
• Ollie's discount store opens in Bristol
• PHA wants info on pay to Saidel
• BofA sets aside billions more
• Wharton moving San Francisco campus
• Inverness portfolio firm makes purchase
• State budget leaves school district with $35 million hole to fill
• Reputed mob boss Ligambi is denied bail
• Ronnie Polaneczky: Jack was loved. We hope he knew that.
• 1 arrested in June 18 bodega slaying in N. Philly
• School unions not willing to budge for budget
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• He now has one eye, but a sharp view: Don't handle fireworks
• Tattle: NBC 'Gotcha!' artist gets got
• Woman fatally stabbed after fight
• A.D.A. who resigned snooped on fellow prosecutor, sources say
• 2 cops hurt in N. Phila. crash
• Marquis of Debris: Who made Broad/Washington look so down in the dumps?
• City officials give and take on cost-of-living $
• The contract tug-of-war
• Are school union leaders being too stubborn?
• Harry Gross: Safe-deposit box: Good place to store gold, etc.
• PhilaU Hires Joseph Long as New Softball Coach
• USciences Proactively Introduces “At-Risk” Software
• Exercise Survey Results Can Lead to Innovative Health Education
• Baseball: Prachniak named head coach
• Peirce College signs partnership with 8 Philadelphia high schools
• Where Philadelphia Teachers That Have Been Laid Off Can Find Out Information
• Inverness Graham company makes acquisition
• MFA program in Studio Art's "Food for Thought" Summer Lecture Series continues with Louisville, Ky.-based arts and entertainment attorney Kyle Citrynell, Friday, July 1 at 3pm in CBS Auditorium.
• Class Notes: Wharton moving San Francisco campus
• Commencement is only the beginning
• DO Student Makes Heroic Rescue
• M. Basketball. Men's Basketball To Take On Seven-Time National Champion Carleton University On Canada Trip
• Hope was springing in TD’s spring survey of small businesses
• Hospitals to monitor CT radiation levels for ECRI Institute effort
• Developer O’Neill on hook for $5M judgment
• Bank of America agrees to $8.5B settlement with mortgage investors
• Poll results show 96% of Penn State fans are happy with future Pitt series
• Penn Study Finds Vets Who Survive Suicide Attempt Have Heightened Mortality Risk Due to Future Suicide, Disease
• CHOP doctor who developed rotavirus vaccine honored
• That’s wild: Mitch Williams tries hand at decorating
• Virtua starts work on Moorestown health and wellness center
• Nutter vetoes paid sick leave legislation for Philadelphia
• Savage Love
• Letters to the Editor
• Who Is Mike Jones?
• Redistricting in the 7th: How Will Latinos Fare?
• The City Can't Decide If Sex Clubs Are Legal
• McNeil recalls 60,000 Tylenol bottles
• No Ride the Ducks on tragedy anniversary
• Bank of America may settle case for $8B
• Former Labor secretary joins Wells board
• Gov. signs benefit contributions bill
• Campbell to cut 800 jobs, leave Russia
• No love lost during epic Phils-Sox series
• City Howl Help Desk: The wall that fell down on Brown
• How a natural-gas tycoon tapped into Corbett
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Tipsters lead cops to alleged bar-shooting smoker/killer
• Nutter says no to sick-leave bill
• Schuylkill parks bridge is a go, but pet owners not biting
• Duck boats won't run July 7 to honor crash victims
• Waste Management stint trashed from guv's bio
• Cops: Man stabbed wife to death
• Harry Gross: How to be sure Mom's house goes to him & not his brother
• John Baer: Corbett's message needs work
• Tattle: 55G a month for Charlie's kids
• Reeder on Westminster
• History Buffs: Historicon is Back in Valley Forge
• Model Airplane Fans: Check out Valley Forge Signal Seekers
• ‘Fair Share’ civil liability now law in Pennsylvania
• The Schuylkill Center presents "Facts and Fables: Stories of the Natural World," featuring works by Multimedia Assistant Professor Jeremy Beaudry and Sculpture Professor Jeanne Jaffe, through October 29.
• Identity theft perpetrator used romance to get account information
• Pennsylvania Bio using motorcycle raffle to lure visitors at conference
• L.L. Bean opening 3 stores this fall including King of Prussia
• New Penn State uniforms displayed on Twitter
• Investor Safeguard Scientifics profits from Shire-Advanced BioHealing deal
• A glimpse into Peirce College Commencement 2011
• Echo Therapeutics to trade on NASDAQ
• Dow Chemical spinoff Styron of Berwyn planning IPO
• Need help preparing your portfolio? RSVP to our summer portfolio events online!
• Pa. budget deal details
• Dechert's new head committed to Phila.
• Austin Scott sees limited action in semipro debut
• Rowan selects interim president
• Universal Studios head staying
• Houston no problem for Manny, Moe, Jack
• Stryker completes Orthovita tender offer
• Toll Brothers' credit rating lowered
• Gregory Masi: They call him 'Mr. Radio'
• Endangered: 'Help Wanted' signs?
• Tattle: Gaga's classy action for Japan gets a class-action from Detroit
• Organized chaos: Cops on alert as group attacks again make headlines
• Christopher Binns: 'A damn good cop'
• At this time, is Left Bank the right move?
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• City's 1st slain black officer was a hero in two venues
• Ronnie Polaneczky: '09 mob robbed him of job, joy
• A violent weekend in the city
• What to do if you encounter a violent mob
• Harry Gross: He has their money, hasn't done the work
• Fencl winner: 'We're blessed to have him'
• A few ideas on how Ackerman could spend the bonus
• Math, reading scores are up
• Man shot in car in North Philly
• Drexel Acquires 3.6 Acre Lot on JFK Boulevard For Future Expansion
• Former PhilaU Basketball Standout is Recognized
• Results of the Sandy Sellers Copely 5k
• Philly Folk 5k to be held on July 30
• W. Lacrosse. Kelly Furman To Join Lacrosse's Class Of 2015
• Phillies keep coming up roses, win another series
• Rowan U. names Houshmand interim head
• THIS WEEK @ UARTS: June 27 - July 10, 2011
• Dechert committed to Philly, O’Donnell says
• Chinese Harley bikers roll into Philadelphia
• A profile of Arthur Rubenstein, Dean of the Perelman School of Medicine and Executive Vice President of Penn Medicine.
• Cowboys Tattoo Ranch in Paoli sold
• New chairman to be proposed for Sovereign Bank
• ICG Commerce buys Neuwing Energy Ventures
• Peco spending $33M on ‘vegetation management’ as trees grow like weeds
• Safeguard Scientifics invests in sleep apnea-focused NovaSom
• Deb Shops announces pending sale, bankruptcy reorganization
• AT&T golf tournament at Aronimink trying to lure Phillies fans
• Commonwealth National Golf Club in Horsham completes renovation
• Regulator takes over North Philadelphia credit union Borinquen
• The Penn Gazette profiles SNL cast member Vanessa Bayer C’04,.
• PHA puts off pursuit of new HQ
• Endo subsidiary recalls tablets
• Mob steals from Upper Darby Sears
• Deb Shops to file for bankruptcy
• Bridge tolls, PATCO fares rise this week
• The $6 million plan?
• John Baer: Reforms in new state budget? Don't hold your breath
• Tattle: OO7 Bonded in matrimony
• At U. Darby Sears, dozens invade & flee with thousands in merchandise
• The grift that keeps on giving: What you have is what he wants...and gets
• Yule love cuddly, deaf Noelle
• Cops: Firefighter in beefcake-calendar controversy takes his own life
• Stu Bykofsky: If you think things are bad here, take a look at Detroit
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Woman, 100, is second to die in California nursing-home crash
• Proud Christie eager to sign bill hiking workers' costs
• Victim slain over $4 in lottery tix
• A gay-rights 'backwater,' Pa. won't have same-sex unions soon
• 1 shot dead in 'party' at rec center
• Booted smoker returns to bar, shoots 6 customers, one fatally
• Woman's leg broken, others hurt in Spring Garden mob attack
• Harry Gross: Can he get a tax break for being in jail?
• South Philly shooting leaves 1 dead
• MSSC Announcing Bocce Leagues!!
• Materials Science and Engineering Team Receives Funding From Office of Naval Research
• Confident of Better Things
• McKenzie's Brew Pub
• Track. Vincent Perozze Finishes 10th, Kevin Day 11th in 1500m at USTAF Finals
• Tattle: Mass eviction for the 'Jersey Shore' cast?
• Pa. & N.J. labor deals show great divide: Jersey state workers must long for a Corbett
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Gil Spencer, former Daily News editor, dies at 85
• After nearly becoming hamburger, deal lets cow escape with its life
• Sheriff's employees getting pay hike
• Nutter & his cabinet forgoing cost-of-living raises, but some elected officials aren't so sure
• Veteran Philly prosecutor resigns . . . no further info available
• School district has just 5 days to reach cost-cutting deals with its unions
• Taxi manager found dead in company cab
• Arbitrator to have role in teacher layoffs
• Correction
• A Sign Of Troubled Economic Times
• Ambler Restaurant Week - Trax Restaurant & Cafe
• La Salle Places 117 Student-Athletes On Atlantic 10 Commissioner's Honor Roll
• Flyers deliver on promise of change
• Sculpture alum Joseph Menna '92 helps design 9/11 medals for U.S. Mint.
• Sortable information online about bank’s troubled asset ratios
• CPAs and CFEs advise Peirce faculty in planning for the future of the College’s accounting degree programs
• Every day is Take Your Dog to Work Day at pet insurer Petplan
• Abramson Cancer Center at Penn names new director from Johns Hopkins
• Philadelphia region population to hit 6 million next month
• Penn Wireless Association gets ready for Field Day
• Stewart may focus on attracting lateral hires to Ballard Spahr
• FDA approves Lannett’s morphine product
• Rubenstein reflects: Penn med school dean and health system leader stepping down
• Our spring contest is closed. Check out our youtube channel and see the four entries. The video with the most views wins a Kindle. Start viewing!
• Campbell Soup’s new CEO Morrison takes over Aug. 1
• Lab Notes: Discovery Laboratories, Hemispherx Biopharma, Inovio
• Former Nittany Lion Austin Scott signs with NEPA Miners
• Business Journal readers can now post People on the Move items
• Toll wins auction for N.Y. site
• Benefits contribution bill ready for gov.
• Liftoff for airline stocks as oil falls
• Another settlement for GSK
• Successor named at Campbell Soup
• Council OKs tax to help schools
• Council OKs $3.5B budget, 3.85% property-tax hike
• Tattle: Judge puts kibosh on LiLo house-arrest fun
• City Council's summer progress report
• LaBelle's cybertsalker sentenced to time served
• Defense Sec'y. Robert Gates to receive Liberty Medal
• Moogate: The vegan, the butcher and the runaway cow -- What's the beef?
• Slayer of Mantua mentor gets life without parole
• A hell-bent Nutter plans to veto drop
• Cop dogged by racy photos, federal lawsuit, prior trouble
• Family of man killed by cops disputes 'facts'
• City/area briefs
• Harry Gross: An alternative to a reverse mortgage?
• Elmer Smith: City-school agreement creates education a la carte
• Man charged with stabbing girlfriend
• Clout: Council boot camp: It's a win-win ...but who pays?
• NoseGo Live Art Demonstration
• Making the Grade - National Constitution Center Hosts Annual Supreme Court Review
• Using A Social Network To Help Reduce Unemployment
• Defense Secretary Robert Gates To Receive National Constitution Center's 2011 Liberty Medal
• Drexel’s Dr. Roberta Waite Named a Macy Faculty Scholar, One of Five in Nation
• Temple one of five universities to make Computerworld's 'Best Places to Work' list
• A garden pops-up in Philly
• Track and field stars fuel Temple renaissance
• Baseball. Pat Christensen Named to ABCA/Rawlings All-Region Team
• 4th of July races in the Philadelphia area
• Supreme Court rules for generic drug maker Teva in label case
• Defense secretary Gates to get Constitution Center’s Liberty Medal
• Swimming & Diving. Top 11 of '10-'11: Thomas Breaks School Record, Earns A-10 Gold; Women's Relay Teams Break Four La Salle Records
• Join Fels faculty member and Penn in Washington program director, Dr. Deirdre Martinez in an online discussion hosted by The Washington Post's Campus Overload Live with Jenna Johnson this Thursday. During the program, Dr. Martinez will field questio
• Illustration professor Tim O’Brien, who created the recent TIME magazine cover of Osama Bin Laden, featured in Miami Art Blog.
• Bank of America to finance $2.6 billion solar project
• Southwest pilot suspended after open mic rant
• The Fine Print: Dwindling concessions good sign for office market
• Review: Material Issue – International Pop Overthrow 20th Anniversary Edition
• Vision Mortgage adds South Jersey office
• Old S. Jersey Pathmark site up for auction
• UGI CFO Flexon resigning
• Newtown Athletic Club's $12M plan
• An influx of youth and dollars downtown
• Sentencing in mortgage fraud case
• Labor deal at Crozer-Keystone
• Tattle: What's the deal, Tobey?
• Stu Bykofsky: As bloggers go, Aaron Proctor's all right, all the time
• For 1,600 Philly teachers, the last day of school - for good
• Bar: "Jackass" star didn't seem drunk
• Redistricting could cut Council's recess short
• Teen discovers grandparents' bodies after murder-suicide
• City prison skirmish leaves 1 inmate dead, 3 hurt
• Study: Landlords racking up violations, unpaid taxes
• Drug lord Kaboni Savage now faces a 12th murder count
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Phil Goldsmith: Hit the road, Ack: Superintendent needs to be shown the door
• Harry Gross: In search of a stock anwser
• City budget set for OK, but sick pay, DROP still in limbo
• Yeadon police seek woman in hit-run
• Pass the Dream Act, for people like this former DN scribe
• Vox Populi Presents VOX VII Annual Juried Wxhibition
• OPC Anniversary Exhibit
• PhilaU to Host Reebok Basketball Breakout Challenge Camp, July 6th-9th 2011
• Lower Bucks Hospital joins Capital Health network
• Philadelphia region’s trail network subject of summit Thursday
• Our spring video contest ends today! Get your last minute videos in to maryannebe@pcom.edu. Check out our PCOM youtube channel to vote for your favorite video(until June 27th). The entry with the most video views will win a Kindle. There are 4 videos up
• Tiger Woods won’t play his foundation’s tournament at Aronimink
• Fibrocell all smiles after smile lines wrinkle treatment OK’d
• Remicade maker Centocor Ortho Biotech changing name
• Mighty metropolises: U.S. economies struggling but still super-sized
• McKesson to buy Safeguard Scientifics-backed Portico for $90M
• Lenfest, others to help Philadelphia Orchestra leave bankruptcy
• Peirce College 2011 Commencement Award Winners
• Summer Camp Unites Autistic, “Neuro-typical” Children
• Drug development services company Octagon of Wayne expanding
• Joe Paterno's broken rule
• Vacant Hunting Park School Is a Scrapper's Delight
• Savage Love
• The Rape Issue: PW Attacks the Myths & Lies About Sexual Assault
• Number of Rape Victims Reported Don't Reflect Reality
• Q&A with a Leading Male Voice Against Sexual Violence
• Reality Check: Pennsylvania's Rape Laws Perpetuate the Myths
• Women Take a Stand Against Street Harassment
• A Survivor of Sex Abuse Tells His Story
• Burlington City plan pulled
• Genuardi's says Bucks rumor just a rumor
• Southwest fall sale includes $40 fares
• Go West? Not anymore at Drexel
• Supermarket owner Zallie dies
• Hulu could be for sale
• Tugboat mate blamed for Ducks tragedy
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Yellow buses to roll with extra $53.4 for city's schools
• Roundup time in Upper Darby
• NTSB: 'Deadliness of distraction' at heart of Ducks tragedy
• They came to mourn 'Jackass' star ... and to learn a lesson
• City Howl Help Desk: Finding a remedy for a naked street in Philadelphia
• Frisk management: Controversial cop procedure gets revamped
• Tattle: Not every tough boss is Hitler
• Bonnie Sweeten, 'serial fabricator,' admits fraud, ID theft
• Inmate slain, 3 others hurt
• Nutter's no stranger to random police stops
• 2 brothers tell of shots that killed a 3rd
• Marc Lamont Hill: A tip of my hat, Mayor, for this political hat trick
• Harry Gross: Is he getting soaked by flood-insurance hikes?
• John Baer: Taking $$ from both sides
• 3 wounded in drive-by shooting
• Football Loving Female?!
• Institute Of Contemporary Art Appoints Alex Klein As New Program Curator
• USciences Receives Pharmacy Scholarship Funding from Cardinal Health
• Duck boat accident caused by tugboat mate: NTSB report
• Jaime Salm '01 (Industrial Design) and his company MIO Culture featured in Philadelphia Inquirer.
• Turnbull Returns to SJU as AFROTC Commander
• Susquehanna beefing up suburban Philadelphia presence in Tower deal
• US Airways eyes debt offering, Airbus plane purchases
• Many U.S. workers unhappy, would consider job switch
• Bank of America to hire 500 financial advisers, Phila. included
• Ain’t no stoppin’ them now: Reflections on Peirce College’s 2011 Commencement
• Cozen adds New York IP group from Cohen Pontani
• Expansion of Mary Howard Health Center complete
• W. Lacrosse. Sarcinello Selected To Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Women's Lacrosse Team
• Nicole Miller Manayunk recovers from the crash
• NextDocs of King of Prussia to open lab at Microsoft Technology Center
• Car parts being stolen at SEPTA lots
• Phila. jobs outlook good by comparison
• Area casinos tops in table games
• Dinosaur museum set for mall
• Joe Paterno meets Coach K for ESPN special
• Teleflex resolves FDA's Arrow concerns
• Susquehanna Bancshares buying Tower
• Comcast's 1Q lobbying bill: $5.7M
• Education secretary to Council prez: Remember, state's in charge
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Cops: Woman shot dead by her husband in Manayunk
• Tattle: Debbie's auction take: $8.3M & climbing
• Lawmaker: City funding could help schools win state funding
• Dunn deal: Death of a risk-taker
• Nutter to announce 'stop and frisk' changes
• Carb lovers, rejoice: Amoroso's delivery to restart after brief strike
• Style-conscious assaulter in '09 'flash mob' gets 5-20 year sentence
• Wheels of fire
• Elmer Smith: Why keep spending on these school cyberfailures?
• Harry Gross: Credit-card statements worth checking
• Man killed in Nicetown
• Correction
• History of Philadelphia Radio Told Through Photographs
• Decision time for the Phillies
• Susquehanna Bancshares buying Tower for $343M
• Teleflex resolves FDA concerns at Arrow subsidiary
• Philadelphia not near top of latest best places for young adults survey
• Striking Amoroso’s drivers ordered back to work
• Business Journal accepting nominations for Life Sciences Awards
• FXI, once known as Foamex, gets new CEO
• Zoning changes key to Philadelphia 2035 economic development plan
• Report on Philadelphia Ride the Ducks tragedy imminent
• CD review: Ozzy Osbourne – Blizzard of Oz/Diary of a Madman Anniversary Editions
• A brush with The Big Man and The Boss: A Clarence Clemons memory
• List of biggest advertising spenders has Comcast, Campbell's
• PNC to buy RBC Bank (USA), move up to fifth-largest U.S. bank
• Fibrocell could get FDA OK this week
• PNC buying RBC USA operations
• Former Eagles in casino investigation
• Another setback for shopping center
• Montgomery Mall, store in tax deal
• Citizens debuts video banking
• Stu Bykofsky: A look at cable news' breakfast clubs
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Big C ... as in courage: A veteran cop faces his toughest foe
• Butt Buster: Glenwood Avenue a real shock tester
• John Baer: Members leaving Council should duck out of voting on tax issue
• Tattle: Bunny-bride Crystal had tired of Hef's house rules
• Harry Gross: Simplify filings with a flat tax? Well, it's not really all that simple
• Correction
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• Drexel Students Design Patches for Final Space Shuttle Voyage
• CD Review - Queen reissues first five studio albums
• Fisher, Stokes prepare for next week's draft
• Wizard World thrills thousands
• Ronnie Polaneczky: Knights gather to fulfill girl's chess dream
• up to help, is shot dead by cops
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Tattle: McElhenney puts on 50 for 'Sunny in Phila.'
• The slaphappy season: Gnats & their flesh-gnawing kin - ouch! - bring it on
• They nixed Rx before son's death; now, siblings under docs' care
• How Mayor Nutter's soda-tax proposal lost out to property tax
• Ferris-wheel victim's kin demands lap restraints
• NFL's Raheem Brock aids kids - a day after his arrest
• Art After 5 Presents A Season of Debuts, Returning Favorites, and Summer Celebrations
• USciences Hosts Health Care Fraud Summit
• Union Fire Company reinstated by Bensalem Twp.
• The Perelman School of Medicine's Joeseph Sobanko discusses the meanings of SPF numbers
• Center City gets more Latino flavor
• Fatherhood is pretending the present you love most is soap-on-a-rope. Bill Cosby couldn't have said it better. Happy(early) Father's Day to all the Dads out there!
• Report: PNC may be near deal to buy RBC
• Make sure you're adding the University's official Facebook page to your info, networks, education, etc...you must include the "The": The University of the Arts
• Gas sells for 10 cents a gallon in Delran NJ
• L.L. Bean hiring for new King of Prussia store
• Which banks might go with interest-bearing checking?
• Sara Lenton Named to Board of Manager's Illustration major Sara Lenton has been elected to Moore's Board of Managers as the class of 2011 representative. Sara is a Visionary Woman Scholar and graduated summa cum laude with a minor in graphic de
• Lab Notes: Tengion granted orphan-drug status
• The Fine Print: Chestnut Hill plan OK’d by Council, Hill International to ring bell
• More beer manufacturing coming to Pottstown
• Paid sick leave bill passes; DROP stays
• N.J. pension and benefits bill gets green light
• Unemployment lower in Pa.
• City property tax increase on the way
• 'Rising star' Allyson Schwartz led crusade against Weiner
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Acrobat gets kids' interest, hands down
• Corbett fills vacant SRC seat with Pedro Ramos, who headed school board when it faltered
• Ronnie Polaneczky: Don't let 2G checkmate Vanita's future
• Council votes to raise property taxes 3.85%
• Tattle: Hef's ex is now a July cover girl
• Sick-leave bill ekes through; DROP remains
• Weiner time line
• Club closed; site of May shooting
• For undocumented students, new bill's like a DREAM
• Marquis of Debris: Group has an El of a cleanup idea for Kensington
• Harry Gross: Trick the IRS? Plots 'a luck
• Elmer Smith: Weiner resigns, but only after an appalled porn star spoke up
• Student charged with emailed threats
• Clout: GOP perk teaches PPA a few lessons
• Correction
• Review: "Here, Under Protest" by Swingin' Utters
• Paid sick leave bill passes Phila. City Council, 9-8; DROP stays
• Three arrested for bank robbery in Northeast
• W. Soccer. Top 11 of '10-'11: Women's Soccer Earns Postseason Berth, Wins First A-10 Tourney Game in Program History
• Court bars HedgeLender actions
• Pa. jobless rate dips to 7.4%
• MFA in Studio Art program's "Food for Thought" Summer Lecture Series kicks off June 18 with the artblog's Roberta Fallon and Libby Rosof.
• Manufacturers squeezed by rising costs, Philadelphia Fed survey says
• Cooper U. Hospital opens ‘clinical decision unit’ for some ER patients
• No clowning around, Soul really charging by carload
• Teleflex’s transformation to medical technology company complete
• Aqua, American Water complete swaps to align territories
• RealtyTrac: Foreclosure activity down but only because of processing delays
• Three new entries were added to Jen's blog, The Pursuits of a PA. Read how she tackled the saw! While you're there become a follower.
• WPCS agrees to be bought by DirecTV installer Multiband
• Radian buys financial guaranty insurance company MIAC
• Congratulations to Nicole Melnicky from BC, Canada. Nicole will be a first year student at Moore this fall! Nice job!
• Investor Angelo, Gordon seeks to take C&D Technologies private
• Congratulations to Dr. Barbara Golden who was chosen to receive PCOM's 2011 Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching. The Lindback Award is a prestigious award given to a faculty member in recognition of excellence in teaching and academics. We are
• It's Tax Day at City Hall: Chat Live With PW
• Luxury beach condos to be auctioned
• Porsche sponsoring Bucks auto show
• Nutter takes to airwaves to defend tax
• US Airways, dispatchers reach deal
• St. Joe's tops fundraising goal
• US Air passenger talks of bomb on flight
• They might be ready for some football
• Rogue cops to serve 10 to 15 years
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• 2 women sought in cemetery robberies
• Mayor steps up push for soda tax sputtering in Council
• Plea deal set for Bonnie Sweeten, who stole $1M, faked kidnap
• Tattle: Was Joss Stone a target?
• PAC-loophole beneficiary balks at plan to close it
• Suit filed over 2010 auto death
• Nutter lauds 'green' work, pledges to do more
• Society Hill is home to reclusive Web-porn king
• 27 charged in tri-county cocaine bust
• Harry Gross: She needs help to stop her son
• Critics say Ackerman clinging to expensive 'pet projects'
• Stu Bykofsky: A night of gags, a stellar (?) cast - and kids benefit
• Drexel Dance Ensemble Only Philadelphia-Based Group Invited to Perform at 45th Annual Singapore Youth Festival
• PhilaU’s Peltzer, Shappell, Connors Named Philly-Sida All-Academic
• Hello & Goodbye: Athletic Department Staff Changes for 2011
• Careers in Healthcare and Science? “Not Interested” Say Half of U.S. Teens
• USciences Student Athletes Prove to be True Student Athletes
• Ram swimmer wins PSAC sportsmanship award
• St. Joe’s raises $152M
• A year after expansion, Lockheed-Newtown faces layoffs
• Graduate to Teach in Venezuela on Fulbright Grant
• Travel + Leisure lists lag reality in improved Philadelphia
• Mike Munchak may testify in Scranton court in uncle's corruption trial
• ViroPharma angioedema drug Cinrzye OK’d in Europe
• Wednesdays check out P.M. @ Penn Museum : Penn Museum galleries stay open until 8pm, with half-hour gallery tours, special programming that changes weekly, and happy hour specials!
• Support Tim Grill '05 - featured in the Fall 2010 Holy Family Magazine - on July 10 at Helium Comedy Club's Philly's Phunniest contest.
• Penn Virginia buys reserves near coal-fired power plants
• West Pharmaceutical Services starts work on second China plant
• Presidential candidate Santorum resigns from Universal Health Services board
• Dance Ed student Christina Zabas '12 receives aspiring teacher scholarship from Delaware Valley Education Consortium. Congrats Christina!
• SJU Surpasses $150M Goal in Capital Campaign
• Savage Love
• Summertime Blues: Campus isn't the same without you!
• Letters to the Editor
• Grand Jury Report Sheds Unfavorable Light on SugarHouse
• The Five Best (and Five Worst) Places to Bike in Philly
• A Cheat Sheet for the City's Cant-Miss Summer Events
• Dreams Take Flight With Black Wings Aviation Program
• Dan Rottenberg—Editor of Broad Street Review—Spews Vile Rape Commentary
• Peco peak program popular
• Ferris wheel victim's parents speak out
• Sly Fox putting brewery in Pottstown
• Adolor to buy out GSK stake in drug
• Lockheed Martin cuts to affect region
• Phila. fights back against magazine
• Ronnie Polaneczky: The turn of the screwed, Philly-style
• Principal retires to save jobs of 2 music teachers
• Tattle: Hey, golden girls! Hef's back on the market
• Council members, unions still not sweet on soda tax
• Parents of Ferris wheel victim: 'Someone is responsible'
• John Baer: Legislature abortsresponsibility to govern
• Ex-schools chief Vallas gives his thoughts on budget crunch
• Briefly... CITY/REGION
• Seniors march to save S. Phila. center but needs at least 200G to survive
• City Howl Help Desk: W. Phila. homeowner challenges Redevelopment Authority over weed-infested, abandoned property
• Hamels Foundation donates $200,000 to Philly schools
• Ex-hotel clerk charged in points scam
• Harry Gross: Mortgage servicer's foul-up almost loses him his house
• Students in danger of losing teachers - and so much more
• Man arrested after Center City groping
• Adolor to buy out GSK stake in Entereg
• Philadelphia School District Teacher Layoffs and Cuts to Early Childhood Program
• Did Penn State give in to Pittsburgh with schedule agreement?
• Phila. tourism wing responds to Travel + Leisure mag
• M. Soccer. Top 11 of '10-'11: Richter Nets Hat Trick To Secure A-10 Tourney Berth
• Peirce College receives $10,000 grant from the Lomax Family Foundation to support its Parent University initiative
• Los Lonely Boys & The Stone Foxes perform at the Keswick Theatre on June 23rd
• Arena Football League veteran DeJuan Alfonzo announces retirement
• Penn State, Pittsburgh to (finally) renew rivalry in 2016-17
• ParenteBeard to sell Syracuse office to Bonadio
• Soda tax opponents rally in Philadelphia
• Rutgers-Camden to get School of Nursing
• In front of Weightman Hall there stands an eight foot statue, The Youthful Franklin in 1723, by R. Tait McKenzie (1867-1938), a noted sculptor and head of the department of physical education at Penn in the early days of the 20th century. He was chosen b
• Philadelphia and dirtiest cities list: Travel + Leisure trashes us again
• Philadelphia’s foreclosure diversion program meeting goals, study says
• Roark Capital buys Corner Bakery Café
• ICG portfolio company ClickEquations sold to another ICG firm