- In her own words: Hi, my name is Jocelyn Kirsch. I'm originally from Vilna, Lithuania...
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HIS ROYAL Highness the prince of Wales listened attentively to his fellow panelist, a well-spoken Drexel University student, as she discussed economics and globalization.
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Jill Porter: For cops, in life, shooting is real
- THE WOMAN is drunk. She comes out of the house holding a huge knife. She has already slashed her boyfriend in the neck and now she's waving it at me.
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Queen Village house explodes
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A posh Queen Village rowhouse was reduced to a bombed-out, smoldering shell yesterday in a matter of seconds. An explosion rocked through the house on 6th Street near Bainbridge just before 4 p.m., raining chunks of bricks and insulation on the pavement below.
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Elmer Smith: He's not the 'n' word (& it's not what you think)
- I AM SICK and tired of being called the "N" word by political pundits in their lame analyses of the Democratic primary campaign.
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Clout: If Obama's the new JFK, he has a Jackie, too
- A SUPER TUESDAY photo of Michelle Obama prompted us to wonder: What's with the 1960s hair style? We asked our fashion consultant, Jenice Armstrong. She gave us a knowing look.
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The Foreclosure Survival Guide
- It’s a national crisis: Could you be at risk of losing your home?Millions of mortgages written in the last few years have ended in foreclosure. The first wave hit about a year ago, and in the next few months we’ll see many more. Find out if you’re at risk, and where to find help.
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The learning curve at West Philly High
- Safety, academics improved, but still work to do"BEEP, BEEP" went the metal detector as students streamed through the doors of West Philadelphia High School yesterday morning. They passed through a phalanx of security officers, including a massive man dressed in black who patted down those who "beeped" and who rummaged through their pockets before allowing them into the school.
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Non-golfing judge set for body-parts case
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Finally, a judge has been found who has never played golf with the three funeral-home operators charged with selling diseased tissue - without consent - in a national scam of body parts for sale.
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2 women charged in drunken drive
- through cemetery in FeltonvilleKisha Carthon apparently has never heard of the famous real-estate motto: "Location, location, location." Because if she had, she probably would have chosen a different location for her alleged crime: A drunken drive through a Feltonville cemetery that adjoins Philadelphia's Major Crimes Auto Squad, leaving at least 15 smashed and toppled headstones in her wake.
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Milt linked to airport fraud
- Jury hears of bounced checks, no-show jobs and moreWhen T. Milton Street was hired as a $30,000-a-month consultant for Philadelphia Airport Services in 2002, he told Gregory Taylor, an executive with PAS, that he had only a "short window of opportunity" to earn big bucks, Taylor testified yesterday at Street's federal tax and fraud trial.
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It's Kirsch, in her own words
- The following are Jocelyn Kirsch's words, spoken during a panel discussion with Prince Charles, at International House Philadelphia 13 months ago.
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Races for Pa. Senate & House are starting to draw a crowd
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There's an African proverb that says, "When elephants fight, the grass gets trampled." Its latest application is in Philadelphia politics, where the primary contest between state Sen. Vincent Fumo and union leader John Dougherty seems to be sending tremors through the political turf of South Philadelphia and Center City.
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Green's push on casino issue draws some Council fire
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Briefly... CITY/REGION
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Skull found in park
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Ronnie Polaneczky: An apology and an end. Yeh, that's the ticket
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D.A. wants death penalty
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Were missing couple victims of a hit?
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Stu Bykofsky: Sympathy for the BRT
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A who's-who lineup set to testify for Milt
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More biker violence on the way?
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More intrigue in slay case
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L&I; closes NE clinic under suspicion for illegal drug scripts
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Briefly... CITY/REGION
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Green seeks full taxes from casinos
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Conflict for CEO hopeful?
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Drop in housing sales means city's losing tax $
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No clear winners after big day
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John Baer: Why the Ill. senator will be president
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Sometimes voting 'don't come easy'
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Jill Porter: When did electing women lose cachet?
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N.J. has its say
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Anonymous donor chose Temple for $5M bequest
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Milton Street fraud, tax trial set to start today
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Cops: Teacher had sex with 14-year-old
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Black history month: Activists
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FBI eyes cop action in melee
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Unions lash report that warned of rising benefits costs
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Trustee named to run casino
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Better jump on these lovely contests
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Briefly... CITY/REGION
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BLOGS
Ballroom dancing at St. Francis de Sales
Audio slide show by Daily News photographer Alejandro A. Alvarez.
November 7, 2007
A slide show by Daily News photographers Alejandro A. Alvarez, Jessica Griffin, and David Maialetti.
November 6, 2007
A slide show by Daily News photographer David Maialetti.
Tuesday, November 6, 2007. Catherine Lucey of the Philadelphia Daily News interviews Nutter from his election night party.
20th anniversary of the Philadelphia Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Daily News photographer Jordan Shayer went out on the streets of Old City Saturday night to see if Philly was hot - or not. And we found plenty of hot.
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