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July 15, 2004
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`I agree with you. I read the Salt script while it was still about a male - Edwin Salt. It's probably still online. It was very gripping and I didn't stop ` »

Ron Blount on

No Benefits

`I like to echo Todd's remarks on how this article comes across. This recession started with the flatlining of workers' wages across the board. The middle ` »

Todd Wolfson on

No Benefits

`Hey Isaiah Thanks for this article and bringing attention to the very real and important struggle of the TWA. They are in a hard battle to win some ` »

Meat Head on

Psst: Quickie peek inside Percy Street Barbecue

`I sure hope they'll have baked beans as a side!` »

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Chew Man Chu

`To bad the deev had a bad experience because mine was awesome. The pork belly buns are off the hook and can say by experience that they rival David Changs ` »

ICDogg on

Get Lit: Win a copy of David Plouffe's The Audacity to Win

`Did you ever get your car back?` »

Mithras on

NOW OPEN: Joey's Stone Fired Pizza

`Got a small, one topping pizza from them today. $13, which I think is a lot for a 12 inch pizza on South Street. It was pretty good. Can't say I would ` »

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High Point Cafe

`Delicious baked goods, but SLOW and horrible service. Most people who work there seem confused and there is no coordination between workers. At peak ` »

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NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH: Our new street fashion column, at Temple University

`Ben H is not stylish, he looks at the pages of urban outfitters. That is not style, that is just being another hipster. He is a wanna-be, fake, and ` »

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