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Madame Fromage

Art of Food — Produced by Monica Rogozinski Art of Food pairs two of the most knowledgeable cheese experts in Philadelphia: bl ...

11 years ago

The Pennsylvania State Capitol dome in Harrisburg (NewsWorks File Photo)
NewsWorks Tonight

How much are Pa. legislators paying for district offices?

Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf revealed today that he’s looking to reduce or eliminate a Center City Philadelphia office space leas ...

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A drill rig
NewsWorks Tonight

Wolf’s gas severance tax proposal may be first step in elaborate political dance

Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf made good on a campaign promise Wednesday, proposing a 5 percent tax on natural gas drilling to go into effect ...

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DeepFace creates a 3D face model
NewsWorks Tonight

Web Hits: Brian Williams’ war stories, Facebook goes deep, and Jim Kenney tweets

DeepFace sounds like it should be the pseudonym of a Hollywood bad guy, the villain in a high-tech action adventure where invisible corpo ...

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Angel Ayala
The Pulse

Should websites be required to provide better access to the disabled?

Nearly a quarter century after the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act, many web portals are still challenging to navigate. ...

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After 10 years of delay and deliberation, Pennsylvania lawmakers have finally revamped the requirements for high school graduation. Gov. Tom Wolf intends to sign the measure. (Shutterstock)
The Pulse

For sale: Medical school names, legacies

Dr. Danielle Ofri, of Bellevue Hospital and NYU, has reservations about selling a medical school’s name to someone with deep pocket ...

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The Pulse

Sugar: Health’s latest public enemy

Could new food labels help us fight the battle against the sweet stuff? Lisa Young’s a nutritionist and a professor at New Y ...

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Julie Flygare was 22 years old when she was diagnosed with narcolepsy. (Steven Jackson/for WHYY)
The Pulse

A day in the life of a narcoleptic

Imagine never feeling rested…ever. Julie Flygare battles narcolepsy every day, and for the most part, she wins. Julie Flygar ...

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Helen Gym is the co-founder of Parents United for Public Education in Philadelphia.  (Lindsay Lazarski/WHYY)
NewsWorks Tonight

Years later, advocates win transparency battle with Philly district about school closures

Years after the Philadelphia School District closed more than two dozen schools, a private consultant’s report that suggested closi ...

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(AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)
The Pulse

What’s behind parents’ perspectives on vaccination?

Vaccines are a huge health topic right now, especially with the recent measles outbreak that originated in California’s Disneyland. ...

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From left to right: Rebecca Flint
The Pulse

Experiencing measles firsthand, despite being vaccinated

We’re in the middle of a measles scare right now, with over 100 documented cases all over the country – most of them tracing ...

11 years ago

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Jay Butera (Image courtesy of Jay Butera)
NewsWorks Tonight

If you see a bear in the woods, don’t do what this guy did

Jay Butera has had a dream all his life to sleep alone in the woods at night. But in order to achieve this, he has to overcome his intens ...

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Friday Arts
Arts & Entertainment

February 2015: Madame Fromage, New Jersey Capital Philharmonic, and Charles Burwell

Madame Fromage Art of Food — Produced by Monica Rogozinski Art of Food pairs two of the most knowledgeable cheese exp ...

11 years ago

Sprinter Usain Bolt in Rio de Janeiro last August. It was once thought that tall men couldn't be world-class sprinters. Bolt shattered that idea
The Pulse

‘Bigger, Faster, Stronger’…with the help of science

Wired.com editor Mark McClusky on the role of science in creating super-athletes. Did you ever wonder how it’s possible for ...

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It's that time of year again
The Pulse

Tax preparers brace themselves for clients who went without health insurance

There’s a new reason to be nervous about your next tax appointment…as if you needed one. Darren Dabner just wants to g ...

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