Followers of the "Anonymous" online movement protested the Church of Scientology in Center City this week. Two Scientologists monitored the protest, taking photographs and recording video. Anonymous gained support in January when a video was leaked on the Internet of Tom Cruise promoting Scientology. The church calls Anonymous a hate group that has vandalized Scientology property and harassed its members.
For more information about Anonymous and why it is protesting the church, visit:
http://www.whyweprotest.net
To see more about Scientology's response to Anonymous, visit:
http://www.anonymous-exposed.org

Elliot Ruiz, 23, graduated from Edison High School in 2002, joined the Marines, was nearly killed during the Iraq invasion, and is now starring in a controversial new movie called "Battle For Haditha," a fictionalized account of an alleged Marine massacre of 24 Iraqi men, women and children. He recently returned to speak to students at Edison. He and his parents later discussed the movie in interviews. His father also explained how he got a tattoo that says, "Like Father, Like Son."

From her house in Bala Cynwyd, Emily Wolfson paints baseballs with everything from classic stadium scenes to King Tut. The balls she paints are mass produced and she estimates she has sold more than 700,000. Her web site is at:
http://www.unforgettaballs.com