Wow! Sharon Reed is still at it, huh?
She was involved in that scandal with Alicia Taylor over Aaron McKie that
led to her being let go from the station.
Her harassment of Taylor was scathing and the e-mails she posted on the TV
Radio listserv about her sexual appeal versus Alicia's were
My next door neighbor had a break in yesterday. The house next to mine has
just had some major renovations, so it's full of tools to steal. I think that
thieves have the holiday spirit, and they are getting themselves a little
spending money.
If any thieves are on this list, I want to
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I
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Title: Arcade at the Bridge
I was puzzled by the very prominent notice on the front page of yesterday's University City Review, urging people to protest against a proposed video arcade at the Bridge.
Does anyone have more information about this? Where it is supposed to be? And why such
This Arcade would not fit the upscale image and could bring
in the element
-Mark
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At 12:28 PM 11/18/2004, Mark Krull wrote:
This Arcade would not fit the upscale image and could bring
in the element
-Mark
Have you seen a movie there? The element is already there talking on
their phones during the movie, shouting at the screen, letting their 2 year
olds cry all though rated R
This is to inform you that on Saturday 11/20/04 and Sunday 11/21/04, 33rd
Street between Spruce Street and Walnut Street will be closed to ALL
vehicular traffic from 6am to 6pm due to the erecting of a tower crane at
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Title: RE: [UC] Arcade at the Bridge
Wow. Did I send that or did ben? That's exactly been my experience at the bridge. But an arcade, I could go for an arcade ... As long as they had the sit down version of Star Wars
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Yea- what was that all about? Talk about bad, biased journalism!! It took
a negative position against the arcade without providing ANY information as
to why it was a bad idea!
Jonathan A. Cass
Silverman, Bernheim Vogel
Two Penn Center Plaza, Suite 910
Philadelphia, PA 19102
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Or
where it was going to be, or what was being proposed . . .
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Yea-
Why doesn't someone email the publisher, Bob Christian, and ask him why he wrote that piece, instead of speculating?
Melani Lamond
I've seen some discussion of the Monday night football issue on another
list.
I tend to agree with the folks who say that Monday Night football is a
family show, and the spoof was inappropriate for that timeslot and (some
of the) audience.
I don't think nudity on an 11 PM newscast in a story
Title: Arcade at the Bridge
I don't understand the issue either. I
believe there is more than one such arcade within a few blocks of that
location. I'd like to be sure the basis for the opposition is something
other than sour grapes from the competition.
After hearing the story about the
Arcades have always been treated with hostility in this neighborhood;
Penn was opposed to the current one @ 40th Spruce (see
http://citypaper.net/articles/121897/cov.penn.shtml ) and the Spruce Hill
community was opposed to the opening of one in the Fiesta Pizza building
several years ago (SH
Yep, after the last film I saw there, I vowed never to go there again. It's
a shame, because otherwise it's such a nice theatre.
The last time we were there, someone lit up a marijuana cigarette inside the
theatre. Then about half an hour later 3 cops showed up during the movie and
arrested
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Yep,
after the last film I saw there, I vowed never to go there again. It's a
shame, because otherwise it's such a nice theatre.The last time we
were there, someone lit up a marijuana cigarette
On 18 Nov, 2004, at 14:12, Christy Bracken wrote:
Yep, after the last film I saw there, I vowed never to go there again.
It's a shame, because otherwise it's such a nice theatre.
Your action is most likely the reason that Ms Redstone (Summer
Redstone's daughter) who runs Bridge Entertainment,
I have notice, asI drive by the
intersection of Baltimore/University Ave, that what appears to be
abuilding is being erected on what formally was part of a public
street. If it is a building, I presume that it is associated with/owned by
Penn. I am curious -- how did Penn go about obtaining
You're referring to the new VetMed building. NOt sure about the
obtaining permission bit.
gail
Jonathan Cass wrote:
I have notice, as I drive by the intersection of Baltimore/University
Ave, that what appears to be a building is being erected on what
formally was part of a public street. If
I'm having some trouble getting exercised about this one.
If they have an arcade at the Bridge, it'll surely cost $5 a game, right?
And you can bet that their intent is to attract the same crowd who're there
already--and I haven't noticed anything real objectionable about them,
myself
A formerly public right-of-way can revert to private ownership under some
circumstances. This has happened in center-city to some of the narrow
streets--there's one between Arch and Race, one block east of 15th, for example,
which has disappeared. Part of it is a parking lot, and part of it
Tony, thank you for asking.
The rare, ancient and HUGE, French Pipe Organ at St. Francis de Sales is
one of the coolest, most generously used, and exquisite objects in
University City. Unfortunately age has reduced its sound to a fraction
of its potential glory. Notes have been lost and valves
There are several creative types here. To those of you who know the room that
might be filled with video games, what would you put in there?
I ask because whenever I go to The Bridge, i look into that empty, dark room
and try to imagine what would work there. Truth be told, I do this
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