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NFL Power Rankings 2016: Week 12 Edition
Week 11 of the 2016 NFL schedule is over. Now it’s time to see how all 32 teams stack up. Let’s dive right in to […]
Comcast Has a Point on Pay Equity Bill
In early December, City Council unanimously approved a pay equity bill sponsored by Councilman Bill Greenlee that would prevent employers from asking prospective employees what […]
Wake-Up Call: Eagles Couldn’t Be Any More Glad To Have Carson Wentz
After getting off to a strong 3-1 start in the first quarter of the 2016 season, the Philadelphia Eagles are now 4-4 at the halfway […]
Front Office Shake-up Doesn’t Change Hinkie’s Long-Term Focus
Over the last two months – ever since the surprise announcement on December 8th that Jerry Colangelo would be joining the Sixers’ front office – […]
The Heart and the Head: Buckminster’s Reviewed
It was the bologna that threw me. I mean, really, it was everything. But it was the bologna most of all, because I loved the […]
What They’re Saying About Sam Bradford
The Eagles finally made a move on the Sam Bradford front yesterday, locking him up for two years and guaranteeing him more than $20 million. There […]
Weekend Reading: Draft Options, Offseason Review
It’s that time of year. Free agency is over, the draft is looming, and here is a collection of links that relate to both pursuits in […]
New York Times on Penn’s Problems With Suicide and Perfectionism
Today’s New York Times has an article on campus suicide that features the story of Kathryn DeWitt, a student at the University of Pennsylvania. Like […]
Is Jim Kenney a True Progressive?
Like a good Catholic boy, City Councilman Jim Kenney was attending mass in South Philadelphia. Unlike a good Catholic boy — at least as far […]
NFC East Roundup: Super Bowl And Draft Predictions
With less than a week to go until the start of the 2015 NFL Draft, let’s take a final look at mock drafts for the […]