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Though ReadyNotifyPA — the platform that allows agencies to send notifications via e-mail and text ­­to people living in the city — has been around for several years, the Philadelphia Police added new alerts that began on Dec. 31.


Four food trucks around the city have been decorated as part of the Lunch Truck Project by ArtWorks!, an after-school arts program for Philadelphia youth run by the Mural Arts Program.

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Rainbow food trucks liven up lunch

Four food trucks around the city have been decorated as part of the Lunch Truck Project by ArtWorks!, an after-school arts program for Philadelphia youth run by the Mural Arts Program.



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Intense man-to-man pressure from the Quakers (1-12, 0-3 Big 5) helped close the gap against La Salle (10-8, 1-1), driving Explorers coach Dr. John Gianninni into a frenzy of expletives.



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Jumping China's wall

By Rebecca Kaplan · Jan. 21, 2010

Creative solutions to get content despite the “Great Firewall of China” are merely a fact of life for students who live or study abroad in the country, where many web sites that they have come to rely on in the United States are largely unavailable.


Students unite to aid Haiti

With aftershocks of the Haitian earthquake still ravaging the country, the Penn campus has continued its commitment to sending aid to the impoverished island and honoring the lives lost.





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Fran Dougherty, a 6-foot-8 senior center for Archbishop Wood in nearby Warminster, Pa., announced yesterday afternoon at a news conference that he will be joining the Red and Blue this fall.




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Another conference, intended for setting Wilson’s trial date if he pleads not guilty, is set for Feb. 3. Wilson is accused of holding two female Penn students against their will and sexually assaulting one in Dec. 2008.