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West Oak Lane: Dow Chemical Brings Science to Local Schools

March 30, 2012 0

https://vimeo.com/39739043] As Philadelphia schools face a budget deficit of $26 million this year, The Dow Chemical Co. is giving some schools the opportunity to expand their math and science programs this spring. Scientists and research [continue reading…]

Economy

University City: Science Center Receives Business Incubation Delegation

February 13, 2012 0

https://vimeo.com/36677260] The National Business Incubation Association has awarded its coveted Soft Landings designation to the University City Science Center’s incubation program. The science center’s nonprofit incubation program aims to promote the University City neighborhood and [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…]

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Chestnut Hill: Acupuncture Reaches a Wider Audience

June 2, 2011 0

https://vimeo.com/24461290] The National Health Interview Survey  estimates that 3.1 million Americans use acupuncture every year. This 4,000-year-old Chinese medicine practice is thriving in Chestnut HIll. Acupuncturist Sharon Sharon Sherman founded Empirical Point and has practiced [continue reading…]

Health

West Philadelphia: Ovarian Cancer 5K Walk

June 2, 2011 0

  While some people spent Memorial Day weekend at the shore or doing household chores others came out to help raise money for medical research on ovarian cancer through a 5K walk. It was the [continue reading…]

Education

North Philadelphia: A Promising Solution with Holistic Healthcare

April 3, 2011 1

Residents of Yorktown and surrounding communities got a chance learn about and experience Holistic health practices recently. The Philly Wellness Association and the Saint Malachy School on North 11th Street near Master Street presented a [continue reading…]

Arts and Entertainment

Franklin Institute’s Body World Exhibit: Education or Manipulation?

February 1, 2010 1

https://vimeo.com/18392469] The human body is a complex and interesting specimen that some find fascinating and others find extremely disgusting, especially if seen from the inside out. The BODY WORLDS 2 & the Brain exhibit is [continue reading…]

Education

Ridge Avenue’s Giant Brain

June 15, 2009 9

It’s now the Marketplace at East Falls, but 3747 Ridge Ave. is the birthplace of something bigger. Outside, there’s an inconspicuous, blue historical marker. Think of the cell phone pulsating next to you, the car [continue reading…]

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