In a message dated 5/28/2008 7:06:05 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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prostitues, drug addicts and gang members
I thought it was whores, drug fiends, and gangbangers. Maybe they toned
down the rhetoric to avoid insulting anybody giving off those funky vibes for
Forwarded from a friend of ours ...
I found a Siamese cat under my porch this afternoon: (s)he appears to be young
or at least small and undernourished. I bought some cat food which she ate
quickly (and water as well). She's quite cute. Since Mike's allergic to cats
and Buddy and Jack are not
I thought it was whores, drug fiends, and gangbangers. Maybe they toned down
the rhetoric to avoid insulting anybody giving off those funky vibes for which
the community is justly famous.
Penn runs different versions of spin concurrently. The version used depends on
the specific audience
Liz,
Who knows? Anything could have happened. But most things in life that
could have happened, did not in fact happen.
Such reasoning is suspect, because it seems to be fueled by suspicion.
You look at each bump in a boundary and ask yourself if some Penn or
SHCA person might benefit.
From the Daily Pennsylvanian:
Wharton sophomore Dennis Ho expressed his excitement surrounding the
campus filming.
I'm excited to hear they'll be around, he said. I just saw Shia
LaBeouf in 'Indiana Jones' and he's a really cool guy. I probably
won't get to meet him though. I hope I get
I find ZIG-ZAGs in Malcolm X Park all the time. And that can only mean one
thing...a conspiracy. A conspiracy to start the Summer Heritage JAZZ Series in
Malcolm X Park tonight from 7-9 pm, featuring noted (and note-full) Penn Insider
GLEN BRYAN!
http://malcolmxpark.org/?p=1181
Fortunately for
Hello Friends,
Studio 34 is hosting an art show and sale to benefit Project SAFE
(www.safephila.org) and City Kitties (www.citykitties.org). The show features
more than 50 pieces with a wide range of starting bids. The show will be up
for
a month and we're kicking things off with a party
http://www.citypaper.net/articles/2008/05/29/good-design-better-community
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The reason Woodland Terrace is included is because I wrote a letter to the
school district and asked them to include it. Lauren Leatherbarrow
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Date: Wed, 28 May 2008 21:45:51 GMT
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Good work, Lauren!
However, PAS is actually 10% closer to Woodland Terr., as the child
walks, than Wilson is. Proximity is a factor in designing neighborhood
school boundaries.
In other words, your letter may have worked because, on reflection,
School District officials decided your point
Glenn wrote:
Thanks for those insights, Liz. I could see a pattern too.
You could just look at the houses and residents block by
block back then and suspect the pattern.
what if penn subsidizes a school, and subsidizes the area
that feeds it, and it's all supposed to look like public
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