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Sept. 5, 2007

48Hours that drivers of city medallion cabs plan to strike beginning tomorrow at 6 a.m. Source: The Philadelphia Inquirer


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Daily Digit

Aug. 30, 2007

67.7Percent of Pennsylvania students who scored proficient or above on their reading exams this year. Source: The Philadelphia Inquirer






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There is a reason why the city of Philadelphia is in a crisis. You can blame countless organizations, lacksidasical policies and corrupt leaders, but what it comes down to is the cold shoulder that so many Philadelphians give to their city everyday. We, as a whole, are ignoring the problem.


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My first swig of malt liquor followed a moment of trepidation, my eyes scanning the Olde English label then shifting to the golden brew. This was a new drink for me - suspiciously cheap - and I now wish I had honored the old adage: You get what you pay for.


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CHEERS n To Lee Stetson, for announcing the end to a stellar career as dean of admissions at Penn on a high note, following a record-low acceptance rate. n To Facilities and Real Estate Services, for making visible progress on a number of projects, from the Radian housing development to high-rise renovations.


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Another suicide bomber blows up American soldiers. Another foreign country turns against the USA. Another damning report released from the U.N. Just another day in the news. With American foreign relations suffering from a low point, it seems that (as long as Bush is at the helm) no one outside the U.


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Weekly Digits

Aug. 2, 2007

5BDollars News Corp. owner Rupert Murdoch will pay for The Wall Street Journal. Murdoch plans to use the paper to compete with The New York Times and USA Today.Source: The Associated Press




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Weekly Digits

July 26, 2007

580Pounds a Tennessee couple collectively lost recently. The husband and wife, currently 220 and 140 pounds, respectively, attribute their success to faith in God.Source: CNN.com



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