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Wellness: Ask the Experts: How Can I Avoid Seasonal Depression?

“Some researchers believe that the decrease in daylight hours over the winter months triggers a hibernation of sorts. Many people feel sluggish, have a desire […]

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Pulse: Chatter: Local T-Shirt Designer Greg Gant Takes on Temple

Two years ago, current Temple senior Greg Gant decided to blend his school spirit with a little street ’tude in a homemade t-shirt sporting the […]

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Wellness: Resolution Solutions

“Finish my first full marathon!” — Christine M.See running pro Phil Clark, owner of Northern Liberties’ Training Station, who considers fitness level, race experience and […]

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Pulse: Chatter: One Man’s Farewell to Rendell

Ed, when you took over here — in ’92 — the idea of Philadelphia had completely derailed. The city was dirty and violent and pretty […]

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Pulse: Chatter: Five Questions For … Pat Hines, Quizzo King

In honor of National Trivia Day on January 4th — what? You didn’t know that? — we query Pat Hines, who launched Philly’s thriving pub-quiz […]

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Travel: The Caribbean: Anguilla

Anguilla, a slender sliver of an island in the British West Indies, smells so good you want to bottle the air — it’s jasmine mixed […]

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Travel: The Caribbean: Curacao

Curaçao claimed independence from Holland last fall, and if the island follows typical Caribbean development trends, commercialism and U.S. tourism (Americans currently comprise just 13 […]

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Travel: The Caribbean: St. Martin

This well-developed, cosmopolitan island, with its two national faces — the French northern half of St. Martin and the Dutch southern part dubbed St. Maarten […]

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Good Life: The It Dog

Spend a short time in a tree-lined Philly neighborhood, and you’ll likely cross paths with a hipster-chic 20- or 30-something walking a 
pittie. Pit bulls […]

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Department: Mario Lanza Isn’t Dead Yet

“MARIO WOULD HAVE BEEN 89 THIS YEAR,” says Jeanette Frese, the treasurer and volunteer tour guide at the Mario Lanza Institute and Museum, on a […]

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Department: Is Darren Daulton Crazy?

DARREN DAULTON HAS A TOOTHACHE. Not just a dull annoying toothache. A four-alarm somebody-hand-me-a-gun dental calamity. “Didn’t sleep last night, nothing,” he says when he […]

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Feature: The Problems of the Post-Racial Politician Operating in an Economic Downturn and Facing an Electorate Still Largely Segregated Along Lines of Class and Skin Color

ON SEPTEMBER 24TH, at the end of a week when John Street told anyone who would listen that Michael Nutter was an Oreo, the Mayor […]

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Allen Iverson: Fallen Star

I’m operating on extreme hope. I am in Instanbul. All I know is that Allen Iverson 
is here — in this city of 13 million, […]

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Off the Cuff: January 2011

I’VE BEEN CONCERNED lately about just how far American students have fallen behind the rest of the world in academic achievement. But there’s a companion […]

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What We Want: Urban Cabin