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Richard Rys

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Exit Interview: John Kruk

Exit Interview: John Kruk

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The Jenkintown native talks about Dancing With the Stars,, his shorn head, and his mentor — George Clooney. Plus: bonus online outtakes.

Exit Interview: Joey Lawrence

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Even before his arrest on child pornography charges last summer, former Wharton faculty member Scott Ward had a history of questionable contact with teenage boys. So why was he still a free man? And why was he still teaching at Penn? It's a feat only

The Brilliant Professor Ward

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Exit Interview: Andrea Kremer

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Exit Interview: Elizabeth Banks

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Exit Interview: Gay Talese

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To save the Mayor's reelection bid, his brother has gone underground. But no matter who's running the city next month, don't expect that to last

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Inquirer sportswriter Stephen A. Smith is making it big on TV, thanks to his confrontational style, an oversize ego, and a hip-hop swagger that carries over off-camera. And while he’s at it, Smith is changing the way we talk sports

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For nearly 30 years, you've invited him into your living room. But you don't know the real Jim Gardner at all

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In a quest to find the best, our man devoured more than four dozen cheesesteaks in 34 days. The winner? Find it below. The loser? His digestive tract.

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South Jersey's most powerful political boss, Commerce Bank executive George Norcross, has a certain style:   You're either part of his machine, or you get crushed by it. Can anybody stop him?

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For a guy who got fired from The New Republic for fabricating more than half his stories, one would think finding media work would be harder than R. Kelly landing a babysitting gig. Not for 30-year-old Penn grad Stephen Glass, who went on to write a novel

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Ralph J. Roberts: My Philadelphia Story

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Exit Interview: Andrea Mitchell

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Get ready for a night on the town with Joey and John — young, loaded, ready to party, and changing the face of Atlantic City. (Just remember: What happens in A.C. stays in A.C., all right?)