As I was sitting closest to Ross I can perhaps best address this.
Upon entering the theater, we were given a bell which we were told to ring if
the jokes became too risqué -- this as a signal to the actors that the line
betwixt salt and sin was being crossed and the audience felt the icy grip
The DP article seems to present it as politician dupes local good-guy into
helping out disguised political ralley
the malcom x park web page says that a church group was indeed having an event
in the park that day and had reserved the gazebo. though i also have problems
with UCD helping out a
Oh..I forgot..where is their statement again?
They probably just don't want to draw attention to it. 99% of the people in
this neighborhood, I'll bet, have zero idea that this is happening. I think any
PR flackette, whether trying to scrape by on $74,000 a year or not, would
advise don't
So what would Laserbeam PR do if you'd been hired by UCD to deal with this?
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you've just described exactly what a pr professional
SHOULDN'T do.
so what's dishonest about issuing a statement to the media saying we're
conducting an investigation?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu 5/24/2007 11:19 AM
To: UnivCity@list.purple.com
Subject: Re: [UC] Tom Fenton on ABC News
In a
Dang, they're grinding that thing into the dust, aren't they?
Sales History:
Sale Date: 5/30/2006
Sale Price: $1
Sale Type: Market Sale
Sale Date: 1/15/1999
Sale Price: $64,500
Sale Type: Market Sale
Sale Date: 12/5/1986
Sale Price: $134,500
Sale Type: Market Sale
I think Sharrif already answered that very well. UCD's accountable to the
people who are paying for it to exist. It's a private entity. In order for it
to be beholden to the people who live in the area bounded by the UCD it would
have to be funded by the public. Until that time, they can do
i agree -- if we're talking about the political rally -- i was strictly
answering ray's question about UCD being able to operate outside the boundaries
of the district.
and likewise, if it was the _church_ who invited jannie and tom to speak, they
should also lose their 501c tax exempt status.
I'm with Al on this. I think to whatever extent it's possible for this
group, we should withhold judgement or action until we actually know
what happened. Right now it's all just speculation based on a source
none of us know.
kc
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Looks like the whores and drug dealers are back!
1) Investigate Object (suspicious object: drugs, weapon, hazardous
material)
2) Investigate person (suspicious person)
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There are (at least) two plays going on now in the hood -- the Green Bird at
Curio on 48th and Baltimore and Gems of the Ocean, by August Wilson which is
playing at the Bushfire Theater on 52nd and Baltimore.
Some of us are going this Friday to see the Green Bird -- anybody interested in
going
thinning the heard? where's the community presentation with charts and graphs
showing that the heard needs thinning? more likely it's a bunch of rich
campaign contributors who are too lazy to get up at the crack of dawn and go
out to the woods and sit in a tree during a snow storm for five
I haven't heard of a single instance of a car hitting a deer from Woodlawn, in
fact, I haven't heard that the deer can get _out_ (though the gate is open
during the day, it would involve them walking out onto Baltimore avenue).
Having seen the deer myself rather recently, they all looked rather
Last night's production of The Green Bird featured extensive and prolonged
scatological tirades as the actors threw so called community standards to the
wind making many a-joke that would send UCD lovers fleeing to their namby-pamby
QOL meetings to try and have free speech re-destroyed. The
With banter like that there's probably a part for you in the cast of The Green
Bird!
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This is a far more appealing position for you, when you go cocked and locked.
I don't know much about the man's politics, but I've seen him speak twice and
he made Mayor Street seem downright eloquent in comparison.
Two weeks ago someone stole my recycling bucket, then last week someone
stole one of my trash cans. The trash can showed up again this morning
-- someone's been mixing concrete in it. My recycling bucket is no doubt
filled with drywall scraps in some yuppie's kitchen renovation.
Sometimes I
I saw a darkly striped nearly all black cat around there with a red
collar and wasn't sure if I'd seen a flier saying one like that was
missing.
We could really use some sort of central lost / found pet registry
around here.
kc
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Forget those government sponsored white-tie dinners in the bowl, you're
too likely to get bitten by an off-leash dog or get your size 12 Bruno
Mags stuck in a puddle for my tastes. Come see the Green Bird at Curio
with me dude. Show starts at 8:00. It's where all the trustafarians,
whores and drug
I have similar concerns with any stop and frisk policy. I can't see
how it won't turn into a costume hunt. Hey! Look at that guy's shirt!
It has some weird heavy metal devil sign on it! Frisk him!
I've been reading an awesome photo book called the innocents
: Wednesday, May 09, 2007 11:39 AM
To: Kyle Cassidy; UnivCity@list.purple.com
Subject: Re: [UC] High Society celebration nears
Way to go Cassidy! You've become one with us whores and gangsters.
If I could just convince you that the dogs are our friends, you might
continue to have personality
There's something inherrently _wrong_ with The Green Bird, now playing
at Curio Theater (Thursdays-Sundays tickets $10-20)). Written in 18th
century Italy by Carlo Gozzi, it's costumes, antics, and trappings, like
a shiny ball, immediately appeal to children, but the story is anything
but
In any event I'm happy to report that it is now LEGAL to post bills to utility
poles -- Our city councilwoman has valiantly un-destroyed Glenn's right to free
speech -- like a Phoenix from the ashes -- Al (I believe) posted the exact
statute. So we may all join UCD now in celebrating the free
Dude, even if Penn chooses the members of the UCDs governing body in a secret
Masonic rite deep in the subterranean labyrinths of the Mill Creek tunnel work
-- how does ANYTHING you said here support your two weird contentions:
1) That Penn is somehow responsible for people not being allowed
conspiracy.
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From: Glenn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu 5/3/2007 2:18 PM
To: Kyle Cassidy; Mike V.; UnivCity@list.purple.com
Subject: Re: [UC] important question about free speech rally
RE: [UC] important question about free speech rallyKylie writes: Please show
It was my good fortune to see Arlo Guthrie about 10 years ago in South Jersey
and he mentioned that his song Ring Around The Rosie Rag was written about
Rittenhouse Square. Apparantly some of his friends had indulged in ice cream
and cannibus and decided to go stand in the fountain at
office to complain.
It wouldn't hurt if Brady's camaign got a few more calls reminding
them to bring a screwdriver or cordless drill to remove the screws on
the trees near the 46th and Market El station.
The List needs an afternoon update on treepostergate.
-Lew
From: Kyle Cassidy [EMAIL
this?
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Kyle Cassidy wrote:
i saw a car driving up walnut street at about 44th honk
at a guy in a red jacket crossing the street then, as the
car drove past, the driver stuck his (or her) arm out and
smacked the guy
He said that this has happened in other neighborhoods and that it is a
smear tactic by another campaign.
My first thought was actually this must be some sort of anti-brady
stunt by an opponent because of the way the screws seemed to be
blatantly emphasized (there's a good two inches of them
Take it to culture!
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ross Bender
Sent: Monday, April 30, 2007 7:36 PM
To: UC List
Subject: [UC] Today's Favorite Republican Slimeballs
Such a pleasure watching this administration self-destruct. Today we
I think Al's right on this one. It sounds like a case of yuppie go home.
Frat boys don't break windows, they switch people's lawn ornaments
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sat 4/28/2007 10:42 PM
To: UnivCity@list.purple.com
i saw a car driving up walnut street at about 44th honk at a guy in a red
jacket crossing the street then, as the car drove past, the driver stuck his
(or her) arm out and smacked the guy on the posterior at about 35mph. dude in
the red sweater seemed really suprised.
I was just walking along Farragut street and noticed a bunch of Bob Brady for
Mayor signs affixed to trees along the street -- with three inch drywall
screws.
I took a walk over to Liz Campion's house this morning and in the ten or so
blocks that seperate our houses, I saw six smashed out car windows.
kc
Robin sed:
As a local artist with a conscience, I AM SCARED!
Get with the program! People are tired of seeing landscapes. Start painting
burning buildings and muggings or the art world is just gonna roll right over
you.
The Weegee of West Philly,
kc
Female spayed pit bull (may answer to the name Fankie), 35 lbs, brown
coat with white chest, small patch of white on left side of nose,
wearing a red collar and a lavendar with a PACA dog tag. Missing from
the 900 block of S47th on april 17th, very friendly to people, slightly
aggressive with
One winter about five years ago I was walking down Walnut at about 12th when a
sheet of ice that probably weighed fifty pounds fell from one of those 13 story
center city skyscrapers and smashed onto the sidewalk about 15 feet in front of
me like someone dropping a phone booth from an airplane.
It's not the first time, there have been complaints on the list
previously about LI being called about trash violations and other times
people have complained that neighbors snitched on their off-leash dogs.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Several Stonely Court residents reported on the West Philly livejournal group
that when the sidewalk was replaced contractors sawed through the roots that
were buckling the pavement and removed them so that the new sidewalk would lay
flat. One of them said that she went outside and spoke to the
Though they are currently two absolutely awesome bike ramps there now that you
should be able to get four feet of air off of, and land right in the middle of
Melville street.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of John Ellingsworth
Sent: Sun 4/22/2007 12:11 PM
To: S.
Neither we nor the media should forget that on average thirty three
_americans_ die in Iraq every ten days. But I can't think of the last
time I saw a soldier's funeral on CNN.
But I certainly suffer the out of sight out of mind disconnect as well
-- I can rationalize and say Oh, they're
On my way out the door yesterday I heard that there were 130 dead in Baghdad an
as many again wounded that day. But without the 24/7 CNN coverage, it all seems
so far away.
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Thanks for posting this, Ray.
My first
About four years ago a colleague found four kittens behind her house and
brought them in to work. They resided in her office in a big cage and
people would come in and coo over them. Two quickly found homes and the
third and fourth lingered until a Friday afternoon when someone came in
and said
... he was a fan of violent video games,
particularly Counterstrike, a hugely popular online game
published by Microsoft, ...
Holy smokes, does that mean there are nine million other 20something
Counterstrike players poised to to go off the deep end and kill all
their
I wasn't at the 2005 court decision forbidding teaching Intelligent
Design in Pennsylvania schools (Tammy Kitzmiller, et al. v. Dover Area
School District, et al) but I will be at The Great Tennessee Monkey
Trial on Saturday at the Annenberg Center to see Ed Asner, John de
Lancie and Jerry Hardin
Walking past the Bridge yesterday I saw a line stretching around the block. It
suddenly dawned on me that the Beatles must have gotten back together and were
playing a free concert at the Marvelous. But no. It was a bunch of rich Penn
kids apparently trying to save $1 by loading up on free
and this one:
http://www.asc.upenn.edu/usr/cassidy/lj/2007/trees-come-down.jpg
Here are some other shots that show the destruction a bit better,
including both of the seriously damaged cars. The cars -- that's sad,
but the loss of the trees is dysmal. Still, it could have been far
worse. I'm glad nobody was injured.
Subject: Re: [UC] Carjacking leads to high speed chase and shooting
death
?
-cm
On Monday, April 16, 2007, at 03:40 PM, Kyle Cassidy wrote:
the offender attempted to take control of the officer's service
weapon, during the course of which, the weapon was discharged,
striking the offender. He
Thanks for these. Amazing!
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Brian Siano
Sent: Mon 4/16/2007 8:06 PM
To: Univcity
Subject: Re: [UC] The Mill Pond RETURNS!
Brian Siano wrote:
There's about a foot and a half of water in the Clark Park Bowl. It
comes up to
This is most excellent news, as several sponsors (including Audi and Loews) had
dropped out after hearing that Mr. Ingmark would not be participating. I tried
to reason with them the great artists like that are highly tempermental and
prone to erratic behavior but they were incessant in their
So, yesterday about twelve people showed up for the UC list meetup at the Sam
Quinn gallery across from Rx on 45th and Spruce. The gallery was small but
stunning (let's call it cozy) beautifully lit with a collection of black and
white paintings, small charcoals and sculpture. A marvelous
Some of you may have noticed that the rhetoric has been ratcheted up a notch
and someone has spraypainted F**K Penn! Rich Boys Go Home! on the back of the
Supreme and a couple of houses on Walnut street, signing it unholy wolves --
Someone on Phillyblog found out the taggers have a myspace
F**K Penn! Rich Boys Go Home! on the back of the Supreme and a couple
of houses on Walnut street, signing it
unholy wolves -- Someone on Phillyblog found out the taggers have a myspace
page: http://www.myspace.com/unholywolvesrip
I don't see any connection on that website
Okay Kids,
We've made great progress! Jim Lilly has graciously offered up his space, the
Metropolitain Bakery Cafe at 4013 Walnut Street including free coffee. I've
heard from some of our local poets, but we need more -- please email me off
list if you're interested in participating then
Those of you venturing out with us tomorrow to see the Sam Quinn Gallery
at 4501 Spruce, we're going to be meeting up at the Green Line II at
4305 Locust at 12:00 and probably walking over to the gallery at 12:15
or so. Hope to see you there.
They're currently showing a series of black and white
With Glenn recently throwing his quill pen into the ring, and Al, who has been
posting poetry off and on for a long time now, and of course Rosso, I think
it's time we had a UC List poetry slam. Maybe at the Kelly Writer's house.
Who's in?
kc
City Kitties, I'd like to add, now has an option for automatic monthly
donations on their support page. They're very good people and they
work very hard.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Linda Lee
I would also like to remind you that
West Philadelphia Freecycle (www.freecycle.org) is also an excellent resource
for re-homing unwanted items. I've used it on several occastions to find new
owners for toy trains, bread makers, waffle irons and the like.
People will often post a curb alert saying they've put something on the
Until just a few short weeks ago it was indeed illegal to post flyers on
utility poles. Councilwoman Blackwell was able to get that reversed. IMHO
that's a good thing.
To the best of my recollection, there was at least one discussion in
a Squirrel Hill Community Association meeting five
Are you saying that UCD is illegally removing things from utility poles?
I hold UCD to a higher standard than I hold the average crusty punk and
if they're breaking the law, I do expect them to be held accountable. If
they are doing something illegal and you know about it, I suggest you
either
There's a front page article in the UC Review about a new art gallery
which has opened up at 4501 Spruce. It's open until six. Anybody care to
meet up at the Green Line II today at say ... 5:15 and take a walk over
and check the place out?
They're currently showing a series of black and white
I suspect that the stickers were placed by young punks, Trustafarians, young
recent arrivals,
who want to see the neighborhood be cheap and down for their own selfish
reasons,
West Philly's star has been rising in many circles. It certainly no longer
carries the images that it did in many
i'll be there tonight. i expect everyone else will too. can't wait.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Gay Carducci
Sent: Sat 4/7/2007 8:36 AM
To: UCD LIST
Subject: [UC] Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Part II at Curio Theatre
Kyle have you seen this
I think the real thing to consider here is that there was confusion
about an issue, and instead of fiercely railing on with no facts, as so
very often happens here, Tony Went to the source and came back with an
extremely well written answer to our questions. We should all say thank
you and learn
It seems that now there's a new group riled at the rich folk who moved in and
priced everything out of reach; and they definately have a point. I noticed
this afternoon that these have started popping up:
http://www.asc.upenn.edu/usr/cassidy/temp/westphilly.jpg
what Tony west fails to appreciate here is that neither
himself nor Wendell nor toy have confirmed (adequately,
publicly) that no endorsement was made or implied.
NO ONE who was there has come forward to say they heard Lewis say such a thing.
Just as no one who was there has come forward to
While it may well be that the term University City is a marketing scheme
(albeit according to the historical society, one that actually pre-dates the
construction of my house and most of the houses in my neighborhood), I'm not
sure that being defined by a marketing scheme is necessarily always
Hey kids -- lurkers and listeners,
Margie Politzer and I are having a get-together/meetup tomorrow night
(Wednesday) for area photographers starting at 6:00 at Abbraccio. If
you're a professional or advanced amature photographer and want to
figure out how to get the wireless communication
Alls I know is that if we see someone wearing Squirrel Hill colors over here in
Wanut Hill, we give them a beat down.
We often have run-ins with the Cass Gang, along the borders. Usually we just
flash our neighborhood sign and those suckers run, but every once in a while
there's a clash and we
My posse will still whack you if we see you in our hizzle.
It still disagrees with
http://www.phila.gov/phils/Docs/otherinfo/pname3.htm
We're still debating our color scheme. All those muted pastels are very
popular but I don't think they have staying power. They're going to get
very dated
I won't go into a discussion about the politically enfranchised and
disenfranchised who are heard from and not heard from.
This, of course, from a guy who ends many of his posts with a tag line
suggesting people click on a link to tell jannie that they dislike UCD:
Al Krigman
Register your
there's one on the side of abbraccio
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Where can I get one?
-cm
On Sunday, April 1, 2007, at 10:21 AM, John Ellingsworth wrote:
A new advertising campaign seems to be developing in the neighborhood.
Someone has
a) Does anyone know the origininator of this post, since it came out
after the fact that it wasn't from the candidate or his campaign
organization.
NO
b) Was Andy introduced as a speaker during the event,
NOT THAT I HEARD OR SAW
if so by whom, and also if so was the introduction an implied
, in which case I try to
keep my eyes open to speed reunion), so I haven't catalogued the players.
I remember kind forwards by:
Kyle Cassidy
Sheila Lechner
Linda Lee
Mark Krull
Cyndy Miller
Barbara Tilley
Karen, Wendy, Lori and Louise
If any
I'm baffled as to what the hype is -- there are plenty of much better
videos on youtube -- like Philadelphia's own Nora, the piano playing
cat
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZ860P4iTaM
There are probably plenty of far better political videos. In fact -- I
predict, right here on this
I noticed this afternoon that there is now an orange ZONING NOTICE sign on
the front of the old Rite Aid property. Someone with some obvious Mad Graffiti
Skillz has also scrawled NO BOOZE across the front of the store.
does this have anything to do with the human bar-b-q they keep advertising
every year?
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he must not allow an
obstructionist like me to shift the discussion to the truly important issue
such as the ethics of cannibalism,
Personally, I want to know what our candidates are going to do about all the
recent Bigfoot sightings. The thoughtful folks at the league of women voters
are trying to figure out what other things are important to the Philly voting
public. Let them know.
Dear Friend,
The League of Women
Wait, I missed that -- could you repost the relevant bits where we found out
that UCD was writing trash tickets?
If I recall we had a LANDLORD once who asked UCD to remove an indoor SOFA which
was being kept ILLEGALLY on a front porch by a tenant. I think you may have
confused some stories
So, unless you'd like to call me a liar, you now have two pieces of empirical
evidence that -- as Glenn
stated -- UCD had a heavy hand in the ticketing, at least then.
While I sometimes think you have a strange way of looking at things, I
certainly dont think you're a liar. Thanks for the
Liz Said:
In protest of the Trash tickets,
I have had several, usually for recycling violations.
Since I am a block Captain, and a rabid recycler, and have made
extraordinary efforts to encourage my neighbors and tenants to recycle,
the tickets make me feel wild.
Some days it is only the
Like the Inquirer said in their review of Marigold: When you have foie
gras, who's complaining?
In case you missed them, here are some photos of the foie gras making
process
http://www.all-creatures.org/anex/duck-foiegras-27.jpg
http://www.all-creatures.org/anex/duck-foiegras-10.jpg
Hey kids -- I don't know about y'alls, but I think we'll have a better
turnout if we postpone the list meetup hitchhikers thing. There were
about twenty people planning on going, from what I gathered (more always
seem to show up), and I'd hate for half of them to stay home because of
the weather
speculation.
If you're going to complain people are speculating, stop asking people who
don't know. Nobody on this list can do ANYTHING BUT speculate about this.
Nobody on this list owns the liquor store and nobody on this list is the
regional manager for Rite Aid.
Call the PLCB and ask
On the one hand, I'm tempted to make some flip comment that references either
Escape from New York or Turning West Philly High into Condos, but it's really
not funny -- somewhere in that building are students who want to get an
education. This is insane.
Principal punched, fire set at
Okay kids -- Friday it is. We'll meet up somewhere before the show -- I was
thinking Dahlak but it just might be too crowded in there, so let's just meet
at Abbraccio (let me know if you can think of somewhere else in the
neighborhood, Craig doesn't like the idea of meeting in a place that
Why not call whomever owns and runs the store and ask them why or if
they want to move? -- they can answer your question, nobody here can, we
can only speculate. Find out the facts and let us know what they say. As
we've seen, everybody speculating gets us nowhere.
We have a tendancy on this
I don't know if it's still the case, but walking along 48th between
locust and spruce during school hours used to be an abuse gauntlet of
epic proportions. At any given time there would be several kids hanging
out of different windows yelling at me as I walked past. I did that
maybe twice and then
If I may interrupt this little brawl about god and council, I'd like to point
out that part 2 of the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy opens on March 15th and
I'd like to show up with a bunch of supportive neighbors ready to laugh and
create a scene and support one of the really good things that
from this morning:
http://www.asc.upenn.edu/usr/cassidy/temp/snow.jpg
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Am I the only one who got a phone call from a robot on Tuesday saying
tomorrow is your recycling day. Recycling is important. Put your
recyclables out no sooner than 7:00 tonight and no later than 7:00
tomorrow morning-- it might have said more, but that's where I hung
up.
You are receiving
It's only diverse if different people can live next to each other. When
you say no, you can't live next door to me cause I don't like you
that's not diverse.
A catholic church next to an abortion clinic? That's diversity.
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i went outside around 6:30 but the sky was totally socked in. but since the
weather was nice, i climbed out on the roof and waited. around 7:30 or so,
(which was after totality) the clouds broke for ... maybe 45 seconds or a
minute and a half and i got a peek and snapped a few photos.
I'm thinking of hopping on the train and heading down -- anybody else?
we could make a picnic out of it.
kc
Milton: March 1 is do-or-die day
By WENDY RUDERMAN BOB WARNER
Circus sideshow or serious contender? You decide.
T. Milton Street, who hopes to replace his younger brother as mayor,
Those of you who didn't make it down to the Milton Street rally to
represent West Philly missed a really good time. Seriously, it was the
most entertaining political rally I've been to in quite some time.
Mr. Street missed the 5,000 mark he'd been hoping for by ... Er, a lot.
I estimate there
If Al were a lousy landlord, he wouldn't be in business, and the same is
true for Urban and Bye, I'm sure. No doubt both have long lists of
satisfied tennants and I'm sure we all know each other well enough that
a dinky little survey isn't going to spread new light on things.
And, according to
From today's DP. These all seem to be right at the edge of Campus or at areas
most heavily patrolled by Penn and UCD rent-a-cops.
is 30th and market really most heavily patrolled by ucd rent-a-cops? the
vagrant thumping police at the hospital for sure, but i'm not sure how you
prevent that.
From [EMAIL PROTECTED]
from an article about the continuing battle being fought by Penn Grad
Students
for enough of a stipend to pay for the escalating costs of living in
University City
So insidious is this plot, and so well crafted that even Al is now
thinking of Penn students not as
I think they both deserve more respect that you, apparently, are willing to
give
them. And the fact that you're using the argument -- they gave one zoning
variance,
why not another -- is an indication of one of the problems associated with
this sort of
slippery slope. Why not an abortion
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