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Game, Set, LifeOn the old site of a notorious housing project, kids from North Philadelphia are preparing for the future by playing tennis.
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Wage Rage: A city-owned nursing home owes $123,000 in back wages to poor residents who provided cheap labor.—Brian Hickey
Stop-Work Order: A landscaper's efforts to help a mother commemorate her slain child with a park are put on hold.—Deborah Bolling
A Pox on Their House: The Vietnamese imperial family says a local masseur who claims lineage is lying.—Helen i-lin Hwang
The Bell Curve: City Paper's weekly gauge of Philly's Quality of Life
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Political Notebook:Political Notebook—Mary F. Patel
Cityspace:Design for Dummies: The cycle of urban decay starts with poor planning.—Steve Conn
Cityspace:Big Oil as Conservationists?—Tasha Kates
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Loose Canon by Bruce Schimmel
George Is a ZealotSlant by Amy L. Webb
Missing the Guv's PointLetters to the Editor: by the readers
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Words and Guitars: Soaking up the summer's hits (and misses) on the music-book shelves.—A.D. Amorosi
Dance:Mental Wealth—Janet Anderson
Theater:The Merry Wives of Windsor—Toby Zinman
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Two Times A Lady—Natalie Hope McDonald
Good Sports—Deni Kasrel
The Man and the Myths—Joel Tannenbaum
Wilde at Heart—Toby Zinman
Strangely Familiar—Andrew Parks
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Scattershot: She Hate Me is most interesting when it makes the least sense.—Sam Adams
Kicking Against the Chicks: Spike Lee's got a point to make, and if he offends lesbians, so be it.—Sam Adams
Across the Great Divide: In a futuristic society, borders and boundaries are tougher to cross.—Cindy Fuchs
Screen Picks—Sam Adams
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Brand New: Brand Nubian revives its hardcore consciousness for a new (Bush) era.—A.D. Amorosi
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hearhere: All of Your Failures Are Training Grounds.—Patrick Rapa
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`WE WILL FUCK THE TERRORIST BASTERDS WHO HAVE NO RELIGION WE LOVE CARS THE GLASSGLOW AIRPORT ATTACK WE LOST ARE BROTHER WE WARN THESE TERRORIST BASTERS ` »
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The student the School District blamed for the violence at South Philadelphia High School shares his story. It's not the same one District officials have been telling.
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