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STYLE
Pretty in pleats this season
Elizabeth Wellington: This summer’s vintage-inspired looks are prolific with pleats. And although we parted ways with the folded fashion staple back in the ‘80s, we shouldn’t be surprised they’re returning.
 
Student Fashion Showcase: Moore College of Art & Design
NBA PLAYOFFS
Expect more KG in Game 3
Sixerville: Celtics head coach Doc Rivers will be looking for more from his star players tonight, particularly Kevin Garnett.
 
Deep Sixer: Lou Williams looks for breakout game
 
John Smallwood: Time to believe in the 76ers
 
Deep Sixer: Brand needs to deliver in Game 3
pets
Pet friendly senior living centers
Hundreds of retirement communities across the country now allow seniors to live with their pets and more and more keep house pets that provide the benefits without the responsibility.
 
Cable television has literally gone to the dogs
HEALTH
Panel approves HIV test
A federal advisory committee has approved an over-the-counter HIV test, acknowledging the need for new tools against an epidemic driven largely by people who unknowingly infect others.
 
More in Health: A call no parent wants to receive
EAGLES
Decisions for Washburn
Moving the Chains: The Birds' pass rush is loaded with talent. It's up to Jim Washburn to decide who stays, who goes and who plays.
 
DeSean Jackson has a new attitude
 
Eagletarian: What Peters' setback means
Video: Holdout in LeSean McCoy's future?
What's News
Prosecutors go into church's Secret Archives
City prosecutors continued trying to undercut an inexperienced, innocent portrait of Msgr. William Lynn.
 
More on clergy abuse case
Nifty Fifty's owners accused of tax scheme
The IRS alleged that millions of dollars were stashed in safes and that the skimming started in 1986.
Empty Philly factories delay revival
An unidentified man pulls a shopping cart with bikes in it past an abandon building at Ruth and Somerset Streets in Philadelphia, Pa. on April 30, 2012. The building is the former Orinoka Mills carpet factory in Kensington. ( David Maialetti / Staff Photographer ) SE1ABANDON02
Abandoned buildings - and the crime and fire hazards they bring - impede revitalization.
Toy gun lands boy, 12, in detention
Gerald McNeal has been in custody more than a week for doing what he thought a big brother should do.
As Temple booms, neighborhood suffers
Karen Heller: North Central Philly, an area with a rich black history, is in danger of losing its identity.
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Buzz Bissinger: Father's Day
'Friday Night Lights' author Buzz Bissinger discusses his latest book, the story of his cross-country trip with his unusual son.
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Getting Real

From our partners at City Paper: Meet Peanut, the raunchy North Philly gangsta puppet with a secret.  Advisory: This article contains graphic language.

 
Food: Deep-fried, ale-soaked Alla Spina strays far from the familiar Vetri formula
 
Dance: Jeanne Ruddy's final performance