
Opinion & Essay
Time for Philadelphians to step up for children’s education
Last week I wrote about students who marched to protest budget cuts in the Philadelphia School District. Then I posed a simple question: ...
12 years ago
“All of us lead busy lives. We have little time to pause and reflect. But I ask of you: Do not hasten through Memoria ...
12 years ago
Review: ‘Spring Awakening’ awake yet groggy
Hormones are erupting all over the place at Theatre Horizon’s “Spring Awakening” in Norristown – I nearly slipped and ...
12 years ago
Review: ‘Lend Me a Tenor’ but give me a romp
Someone asked me if I’ve seen the current local production of “Lend Me a Tenor,” and I burst out laughing. That pretty ...
12 years ago
Want young people to vote? Give us a change we can see.
“Why should young people vote in local primary elections?” Public education, climate change, civil rights, the justice system ...
12 years ago
For whom do I cry? Prose from juror No. 3
I cry for the jury. I am the jury. We are husbands and wives, fathers and mothers, sons and daughters, bankers, lawyers and teachers. We ...
12 years ago
Review: “Lysistrata,” still protesting
The women of ancient Athens are feeling repressed. They have equal rights, they even have the vote, but now the all-male Senate is trying ...
12 years ago
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