In The Mix: The long farewell to the Spectrum with carry on at least until the end of October. Eddie Vedder and Pearl Jam will close a North American tour with two shows in South Philadelphia on Oct. 28 and 30.
Pearl Jam will help close out the Spectrum with two shows in Philadelphia this fall. (AP file photo)
- Victorino wins final NL All-Star spot
High Cheese: Both the Phillies and the agent for future Hall of Fame righthander Pedro Martinez shot down reports that the two sides have reached an agreement. But talks between the two sides are very much alive, and a decision could come at some point in the near future.
The state Human Relations Commission announced today that it will begin “an immediate investigation” into allegations that The Valley Swim Club in Huntingdon Valley engaged in racial discrimination.
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This exhibit explores the psychological and physical spaces that place limits upon the human body and consciousness.
Thursday, July 9
• 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM •
Sage Projects • 333 South St., Philadelphia, PA
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President Obama and other leaders of the world's richest industrial countries pledged yesterday in L'Aquila, Italy to seek dramatic cuts in greenhouse-gas emissions to slow dangerous climate change.
You'd think Sean Christman and Andrew J. O'Malley, two recent cum-laude graduates from La Salle and Rutgers, would have no problem landing prestigious jobs. But where panhandlers beg for money, these young men were out asking for jobs.
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