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Bella Vista

South Philadelphia: Parents and Students Face the Waiting Room

September 8, 2011 0

Alongside her younger siblings and parents, Monica Rios sat patiently on a wooden bench waiting to be called into the office of George W. Nebinger School to register for her first day of school in [continue reading…]

Education

Technically Philly: Robotics Reaches Philadelphia Students of All Levels

July 2, 2011 7

Almost everyone likes robots, Without raising the alarm of an artificial-intelligence-fueled takeover of the planet or Philadelphia, robots are everywhere. The Transformers franchise, which has grossed over $1.5 billion to date, released its third installment [continue reading…]

Education

Technically Philly: Olney’s Central High Robolancers Make Science and Math Fun

July 2, 2011 1

The Central High Robolancers in Olney should be designing a robot for a different task than usual—one that gives out a good pat on the back. The team of robot-building students placed in the quarterfinals [continue reading…]

Education

Technically Philly: Parenting Network Seeks to Educate and Protect in Digital World

June 21, 2011 Comments Off on Technically Philly: Parenting Network Seeks to Educate and Protect in Digital World

Hanging from one of the cabinets of Predictive Edge CEO Bill Campbell’s desk is a piece of paper that reads, “Parenting Problems? Who You Going To Call?” Under the text are two pictures. The first [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Germantown: The Poet of the Neighborhood

June 16, 2011 1

https://vimeo.com/25111708] RuNett Nia Ebo wrote her first poem in 1960 and hasn’t stopped since. Early on, she discovered the therapeutic value in poetry. She used it to deal with the death of her grandfather with [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

North Central: An Organization Brings New Meaning to the Color Pink

June 16, 2011 1

https://vimeo.com/25054327] As a child growing up, Nakia Campbell was exposed to many extraordinary experiences that most young women do not get the chance to witness. Because of this, Campbell knew she wanted to give back. [continue reading…]

Amateur Sports

South Philadelphia: The Jackie Robinson League Helps Young Athletes in Baseball and in Life

June 16, 2011 0

https://vimeo.com/25104739] Providing instruction on playing baseball while also emphasizing the importance of education is the pitch of the Jackie Robinson League. This entity created in 1993 is apart of The Philadelphia Youth Organization that was [continue reading…]

Broad Street

Broad Street: A Community Center for People of All Ages

June 14, 2011 0

Fels South Philadelphia Community Center, located at 2407 South Broad St., is a 43,000-square-foot facility dedicated to serving the community. The center was opened in 1999 and provides a variety of services to people of [continue reading…]

Education

West Philadelphia: St. Cyprian School Closing

June 13, 2011 0

From the outside it looked like a regular block party but those participating in the party knew it was more than that. A moon bounce, face painting, food and music were not enough to get [continue reading…]

Education

Southwest Philadelphia: The Greater Philadelphia Health Action Inc.

June 13, 2011 0

The Greater Philadelphia Health Action Inc. celebrated its grand opening this weekend. At 5500 Woodland Ave. in Southwest Philadelphia, the doors opened as families from the neighborhood were invited for food, drinks, music and informational tables [continue reading…]

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