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Philadelphia students hope new administration will bring change
By: Bill Hangley
Students and educators across the city are hoping that change in the White House will mean change in the Philadel
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16 years ago
An urban President could benefit Philadelphia
Barack Obama is not only the first African American president but the Chicago resident is also the country’s first urban president
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16 years ago
Delaware State students react to inauguration
By: Stella Payne
Students at Deleware State University gathered on campus to watch the Presidential Inauguration
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16 years ago
Large crowd at inauguration reminds some Philadelphians of civil rights movement
Yesterday’s inauguration brought back memories for some Philadelphians of Martin Luther King’s famous 1963 march on Washingto
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16 years ago
Temple University makes broad cuts
By: Tom MacDonald
Temple University has announced a five percent across the board budget cut. And there may be more cuts to come a
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16 years ago
Taking a closer look at Municipal Mergers
One New Year story that has been lost amid news about the economy, politics, and war is that Pennsylvania has one fewer municipality in 2
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16 years ago
City hopes better economic times are ahead
Today’s inauguration of Barack Obama has Philadelphians hoping for better economic times. The city faces a growing deficit, library
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16 years ago
Doctors often prescribe a drug for purposes unapproved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
A huge legal penalty levied again
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16 years ago