Letters From Prison: Part 7, 2018 . Letters by Bob Shell, Copyright 2018 . I lived in Washington, DC, in the mid to late 60s while working for the Smithsonian. I never worked in the buildings on the National Mall. Our division was housed in a big old building on Lamont Street that said “Sunshine … Read more
Photography and Text by Tony Ward, Copyright 2018 . Field Report: Happy Hour and Available Light . I was sitting at the bar at Bernie’s restaurant and bar in Glenside Pa. enjoying a delicious Ketel One martini when I finally realized why I like this place so much. The food, beverage and sexy millennial … Read more
Article by Summer Thompkins, Copyright 2018 . HOW BEING PASSIVE IS HURTING OUR WOMEN! . When I was asked to write an article I was nervous, as at least 300 topics flew through my head as to what I would like to speak about. They all had a common theme however: sex work, … Read more
PHILADELPHIA – The Pennsylvania Convention Center Authority is pleased to announce the completion of its $1.5 million Juried Art Competition which resulted in the installation of 127 works of art including paintings, sculptures, works on paper, and other mixed media projects by a range of talented Pennsylvania artists. “The artwork that grace … Read more
Photography and Text by Anisha Arora, Copyright 2018 . A Whiff of History . The Wharton/Penn bubble is real. My looming graduation in May made me realize that I have spent all my time at Wharton in the small bubble extending from Huntsman Hall in Center City to Rittenhouse Square. So, for this assignment, … Read more