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Educational reuse being considered for Germantown’s vacant Loudoun Mansion

10 years ago

The authors of a new book about the life of 19th century civil rights activist Octavius Catto, Daniel Biddle (right) and Murray Dubin (left) are joined by Mayor Jim Kenney and Community College of Philadelphia President Donald Generals for a panel discussion on Catto's life. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Arts & Entertainment

Philly celebrates Octavius Catto who was assassinated on Election Day 1871 [photos]

To mark the last day voters can register in Pennsylvania, the mayor of Philadelphia joined a discussion about a little-known civil rights activist from the 19th century.

10 years ago

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Reels of film wait to be catalogued in one of the Library of Congress warehouses. (Irina Zhorov/The Pulse)
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Digital demands paradigm shift in film archiving

At the Library of Congress Packard Campus of Audio-Visual Conservation, vaults burrow into Mount Pony on a 45-acre campus surrounded by b ...

10 years ago

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A small group protests racism in the Gayborhood by shutting down the street in front of ICandy. (Peter Crimmins/WHYY)
Speak Easy

Don’t trick yourself into thinking Gayborhood racism is new

Watching recent protests in the Gayborhood has brought on a strong case of déjà vu for me.

10 years ago

The author and his son on their Hobie Cat
Speak Easy
Lifestyle

Chasing family history and the tail end of summer on Little Egg Harbor Bay

I turned 50 this year. Feeling so young, I towed my sailboat to the Jersey Shore for the family vacation. It’s a Hobie Cat, ostensi ...

10 years ago

Paleontological fieldwork, Nunavut Territory, Canada. (Courtesy of Ted Daeschler)
The Pulse
Science

Finders keepers doesn’t apply to fossils and bones

Paleontologists preparing for excursions have to think about appropriate gear, and clothing, but they also have to make sure all of their ...

10 years ago

Fernbank Forest’s tree canopy stretches 156 feet into the air. Many of the trees have been able to live two or three hundred years. (Stephannie Stokes/for WHYY)
The Pulse
Science

Fighting for preservation in a wooded natural history museum

Eli Dickerson and I start at the edge of the unusual museum collection he manages. This piece is ...

10 years ago

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Children's skulls in the Penn Museum collection, collected from many eras and locations, trace changes in human dentition. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
The Pulse
Science

Could old skulls help us understand why we have crooked teeth?

Something changed over the course of human evolution that left a lot of us with weak chins and buck-teeth. ...

10 years ago

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Richard Pell, of the Center for PostNatural History, in Pittsburgh with his genetically modified goat, Freckles. (Irina Zhorov/The Pulse)
The Pulse
Science

A natural history museum questions what ‘natural’ means

In a business district east of Pittsburgh’s downtown, between a pizza shop and a Vietnamese restaurant, is an easy-to-miss storefront m ...

10 years ago

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Kirk Johnson, the director of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History, in front of a display case in his office. (Paige Pfleger/WHYY)
The Pulse
Science

It’s ‘game on’ for the man in charge of 145 million specimens

It seems that Kirk Johnson was training from a very early age to one day head the country’s largest and most comprehensive natural ...

10 years ago

Listen 9:47
The Pulse
Science

Diorama dilemma: The art and science of museum displays

A lot more than meets the eye goes into dioramas at natural history museums.

10 years ago

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PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Researcher works with ghosts of history to save Lower Dublin Academy

10 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Lens: Finding Stonehouse Lane, South Philly’s lost neighborhood

10 years ago

PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Revitalization stirs up memories of a time Sharswood pulsed with all that jazz

10 years ago

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Lifestyle

The future — and predicting it — ‘ain’t what it used to be’

We want to know what to expect so we can prepare for it. It's more important than ever to get reliable information about what to expect, because the world is changing fast.

10 years ago

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