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ARTS AND CULTURE

By Katherine Rochester

New Arts & Culture Magazine, CRED, Hits Philly

The first issue, full-color and sleekly designed, showcases 105 submissions of art and poetry, in addition to news features on young emcees, bad tattoos and street ninjas, all by artists 25 or younger.

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Posted Mar. 13, 2012 | Comments: 4

NEWS AND OPINION

By Randy LoBasso

PA's Third-Party Candidates: How They're Fighting Back Against the State That Hates Them

But Pennsylvania’s problems with democracy are buried well below the level playing field. Here’s what’s not mentioned on the Pennsylvania Department of State’s website: Anyone can challenge the petitions of anyone else running for office in Pennsylvania. And if you have the cash on hand to follow through, there’s little your opponent can do to stop you.

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Posted Mar. 13, 2012 | Comments: 5
RELATED: Cheri Honkala, Now the Green Party's VP Candidate, Says She'll Shed Light on PA's Ballot-Access Woes

NEWS AND OPINION

By Tara Murtha

PA Is Ground Zero for the Abortion Clash

As the GOP clown car gets ready to sputter eastward for the Pennsylvania primary amid an onslaught of attacks on women’s reproductive rights, it’s a good time to remember that our state has always been, and seemingly always will be, the nerve center of the national abortion debate.

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Posted Mar. 13, 2012 | Comments: 5
RELATED: That’s a Rapp: PA Legislator Revealed as Puppet of Anti-Abortion Lobbyists

NEWS AND OPINION

Letters to the Editor

This story is the most balanced, best researched, and best thought-out essay I have ever read on gun control, anytime, anywhere (and I am a policy analyst in a government public safety program).

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Posted Mar. 13, 2012 | Comments: 1