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Top Schools: The $12,000-a-Year Preschool
Where can you find Haverford and Baldwin’s 2018 graduating classes? Sorting beads at Gladwyne Montessori, the Main Line feeder preschool. Back in March, the New […]
Dreams: Not as Crazy as You Think
A local writer’s new book, If Football’s a Religion, Why Don’t We Have a Prayer?, shows that our most obsessed sports fanatics are a little […]
Contrarian: Stupidity City
Sometimes it takes a fool to drive the dumbness out of public life Einstein once said that only two things are infinite — the universe, […]
Loco Parentis: The Love Seat
Just when my 16-year-old daughter was resigned to entering a convent, romance came calling, in the form of a highly engaging Latino boy exactly her […]
Exit Interview: Holly Robinson Peete
Even before she married an Eagles quarterback (Rodney Peete), Philly-born actress Holly Robinson Peete was a fan of the team, thanks to her dad, Matt […]
Wheel$ of Fortune
Three million dollars for an Oldsmobile? No wonder car collectors can’t stop talking about Penn Valley’s Alan Lewenthal A$ his celebrity sprouted this spring, Penn […]
The Shore: Beauty and the Boardwalk
You think it was crazy to take this job? The man in charge of giving Atlantic City a makeover has asked himself that question plenty […]
Contrarian: Wanted: Grays and Gays
Mayor Street spoke at a news conference recently welcoming a development team that’s building a new 500-plus-unit community along the Delaware in Tacony, of all […]
Cool: The Geater Goes Underground
Don’t ask whose idea it was to get Jerry Blavat, a.k.a. the Geator with the Heator, a.k.a. the Boss with the Hot Sauce, together with […]
Exit Interview: Bob Saget
Like Mark Hamill, Mr. T and Monica Lewinsky, Abington High grad Bob Saget has had a career defined largely by one role — Danny Tanner, […]
Exit Interview: Michael Finkel
At first, Exit Interview felt guilty for grilling Penn grad Michael Finkel, who was fired from the New York Times for blending the stories of […]
Passions: The World According to Carp
There is a simple if little-known convention of magazine writing: If possible, always start a story with an anecdote about somebody shooting somebody else in […]
Summer Food 2005: Of Wine Snobs & Shirazes
What can I bring to impress my wine-snob future in-laws for dinner at Pif—for under $20?Even snobs are impressed when you can score killer wine […]
Summer Food 2005: Vintage Visits
The word “vineyard” conjures images of fall — leafy, heavy vines awaiting harvest, bright days and cool nights swelling the grapes — but summer is […]