I was hoping to have a few weeks to run tests, but it seems things have boiled
over here.
The UnivCity listserve has, for me, become less than useless over the past six
months. I find it valuable for neighbors to be able to share stories of what's
going on in the hood, to plan meetups, and to
see ya there.
-Original Message-
From: Glenn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sat 7/28/2007 11:41 AM
To: Kyle Cassidy; UnivCity listserv
Subject: Re: [UC] I've Created a New (Moderated) University City Mailing List
I've Created a New (Moderated) University City Mailing ListKyle,
You
It was pretty much 100 people standing and talking in a warehouse with a
slide show, food, and beer. There were a bunch of kids there but the
place had just been gutted, so it was an empty building made of concrete
and brick. If you didn't feel like standing around and talking to your
neighbors
I'm part of this pre-existing creative, artistic, and intellectual capitol
and I certainly don't feel that UCD's tried to destroy me or my funky
creative vibe. Of course, if your art is leaving piles of red plastic cups in
front lawns along locust, one might think differently.
I believe that it will also be a pizza restaurant. The one in center
city had both a restaurant and a bar. There was food at the event, but
it wasn't the type of stuff the restaurant would be serving.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Abbraccio's always filled with kids, they seem none the worse. They even
have a family room. With toys!
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Wilma de Soto
I do not know WHY anyone would bring children to an establishment that
sold beer, wine
Absolutely right. My last movie theater experience at the bridge (Resident Evil
II) made me a believer. If you can't get a babysitter, don't bring your 3 year
old to movies not made for kids. They get bored, everyone else gets aggravated.
I haven't been back since. Good for Netflix, bad for the
if anybody hasn't been to FUEL, i recommend it, it's a really wonderful gallery
set in the old MTV Real World house (which I think may be an old bank). They
have marvelous crowds on first fridays and I've seen some great shows there. I
believe they're all art students.
The newsletter won a graphic design award from Inhouse too I read a
couple weeks ago. The layout is pretty swank. I hope they did my
beer-swilling photo justice.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of John Ellingsworth
Sent: Wednesday, July 25,
Ross pretty much had it down in his review.
I was photo-documenting the whole thing for those of you affeared of
traveling SOBA after dark and after I'd taken about ... six photos a
woman in a yellow Philadelphia Orchestra t-shirt came over to me and
told me that photographs of the orchestra
I'm not a lawyer, but I suspect that those on the list would have given
a hearty ho ho ho if told they couldn't take pictures of a newsworthy
event in public and might even cite Showler v. Harper's Magazine
Foundation.
I might take to wearing a sign in public that says Images of me may not
.
From: David Toccafondi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 23, 2007 6:06 PM
To: Kyle Cassidy
Cc: UnivCity@list.purple.com
Subject: Re: [UC] Photos from the orchestra in the park
Kyle, that's freaking crazy and the Philadelphia Orchestra should be
ashamed! If someone came up
They probably were roundly embarrassed by our knuckle-dragging behavior
-- the audience persistently applauded between movements (and sometimes
whenever it got quiet in the middle of a piece) and mistook America the
Beautiful for the National Anthem and leapt to their feet. But such
a
I suspect that if you look at the program from any performance of the
Philadelphia Orchestra,
there will be a statement to the effect that all recording and
photography rights are
reserved -- just as they are when you go to nearly any concert, I don't
care whether it's the
Rolling Stones or
Or afterwards in clark park. Movie starts at 8:00.
I'll be the guy walking the lemur.
kc
Dated last Friday -- just hit my desk this morning. Stay safe neighbors.
Relevant excerpt:
There has been an increase in groups (3-8 members) of young male
juveniles, ranging from 9 - 13 years of age, who are walking through the
University City area, and are harassing, assaulting and/or
Kyle,
Your speculation comes closest to what I believe actually happened.
After all, that was the Saturday before Election Day, where
politicians were visiting all sorts of public community events. I
personally saw Jannie and Tom Knox at the Spruce Hill May Fair that
same day, and saw or
Aldi has reusable plastic bags -- they charge 15 cents for them if you want to
buy a new one, but encourage you to bring yours back. Yay Aldi!
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Linda Lee
Lots of supermarkets are recycling plastic bags these days,
i've used executive maids with excellent results. among other things, they made
my stove look like it had come fresh from the showroom, gleaming like it hadn't
since the 1940's, i'm sure.
kc
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Hello Kao
Sent: Sun 7/15/2007 2:28
Thanks for the tip --
I'm down for seeing this -- anybody want to meet up at the green line at 7:45
or so? Pack some picnic snacks?
kc
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Glenn
Sent: Sun 7/15/2007 1:53 PM
To: UnivCity@list.purple.com
Subject: [UC] Tuesday's Clark
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of UNIVERSITY*CITOYEN
the breadtruck analogy above is misapplied. for example, in
the malcolm x park incident, fenton did not act alone, and
the event took place over 2 days.
What on earth are you talking about? who else was
Oops -- My bad -- I actually hadn't read that. Although tantalizing it still
doesn't support your claim. When Walker says the workers probably didn't even
know the difference it doesn't suggest that there was a conspiracy to commit
fraud between multiple administrators in UCD. It suggests John
So what specific illegal or unethical thing are you saying John made them do on
the first day that UCD should have been aware of? Or are you just backing up
Ray because he's bashing UCD?
My weekend is always a first and second day experience, but if I go to a
baseball game on Sunday I don't
neglected to include ad homenim and astroturfing in this post.
-Original Message-
From: Glenn [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sat 7/14/2007 5:52 PM
To: Kyle Cassidy; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: UnivCity@list.purple.com
Subject: Re: [UC] A UCD world record
RE: [UC] A UCD world
They were up and down the street with a bull-horn for an hour or so this
morning, and now they're towing cars. Zoom. I'm amazed at how fast it is
with this new towing technology.
One casualty in all of this was the huge yellow NO PARKING sign that
they'd painted in front of my driveway about
This whole thing sounded a little weird, so I didn't bother to respond
-- you said that Penn's for-profits are being assessed by the NID, but
that Mt. Aiery's university's for-profits aren't, and this some how
makes UCD's NID bad, ... I don't get that, and I doubt I'm going to. I
certainly get
So, when you post that UCD cut down some trees, and you hear back from
_three_ sources who were there that it was, in fact, Park and Rec, with
help from Councilwoman Blackwell's office and the Fairmount Park
Commission, that cut down the trees, based on a report from the Morris
Arboretum's
UCD has had that tree under the saw all along and you let it happen as FOCP
turned the park over to Penn.
I'm amazed that you let UCD/FOCP get away with stripping the asphalt off of
46th street with no community oversight, public meetings or input. The tree
removal was a ruse comitted by the
Y'all will probably remember that I've gotten four of these tickets and since
the Moyer-UCD-Conspiracy-Theory labels me as a BID Boy I highly doubt this is
part of a UCD plot. But he's right that something is seriously wrong here. I'd
been complaining about this seemingly random ticketing for
UCD is feeding addresses to these city officers.
Whether it is at the green line or the dark corners of the Horn and Hardart,
these city tickets aren't being written in front of your house or mine,
Cassidy.
The effusive praise and the confirmation by Williams that; We have a working
Yeah Sharrieff, for crying out loud, your comittee can't represent the
residents of our diverse community unless Glenn is allowed to hand pick the
members, sheesh! Don't make him make a formal complaint about you.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Glenn
Sent: Thu
There is occasionally a sign on Saad's window that says closed for prayers, be
back at: with the clock hands. I believe only for Friday prayers and never
more than an hour. That means you can take a few minutes to buy some soap at
the fragrance lab and shop for goodies at the second mile until
Saad's been a lynch-pin of that corner for years. I recall when it used to be a
Wings to Go. Imho, he's done so much to clean up that corner and build
community with the neighbors and the neighboring businesses. The constant foot
traffic from the Mosque to the restaurant is very welcome, as
Why are we wasting electrons and people's time talking about something so
absurd? Does _anybody_ think this is important?
This list has the potential to be a useful tool. I like to think that it has
the power to help us prepare for and combat crime as well as find out about
exciting
I'd give him a straight F on the University City Report Card.
But you would have done that before the interview anyway, wouldn't you?
I find it fascinating how some people, not necessarily Al -- but you can
all troll through the back posts and see who -- saw this incident and
said Holy
It's come to this -- people are reserving parking spaces by tying $800
Herman Miller Aeron chairs to trash cans and leaving them in the street:
http://www.kylecassidy.com/temp/aeron.jpg
Pardon me, but would you have any Grey Poupon?
Kc
You are receiving this because you are subscribed
I'm one of the biggest John Fenton supporters on this list -- but I
really don't see what option UCD had. There were:
1) Serious allegations about UCD and a political campaign that were
printed in the media
2) People _on this list_ so outraged by it that they were threatening to
call for a
I think, as is often the case, Mario's got a good point. I can't
remember who said it first (it might have been sharrieff) that
ultimately UCD is accountable to it's funders. At the moment, that's not
us. I agree that if we want to control the direction of UCD, then
we need to be the ones paying
It's been pointed out to me off list that Al might not have actually
asked people to consider joining a group complaint rather he provided
information for those interested in ... joining a group complaint in
reaction to UCD using its resources on behalf of a political campaign,
and my statement
A good point that Al makes is that there seems to be no knowledge,
scientifically, of what people who live here actually think about ucd.
Are we all in this together? I have no idea if 2% of the population is
in favor of UCD or 97%. As far as I can tell, there's never been a
survey, so we're all
I'm down with that.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mario Giorno
Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2007 2:16 PM
I second that emotion!
On 6/26/07, Mike V. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Putting more feet on the street and reducing
Luckily for us, UCD's spending their own money. Unlike whoever it was
who just ripped up all the pavement on my block, who are spending OUR
money with, as far as I can tell, absolutely no neighborhood oversight,
no explanations, no town meetings, at all. The only reason we know the
names of the
i might be available this weekend.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Anthony West
Sent: Mon 6/25/2007 6:43 PM
To: UC Llist
Subject: Re: [UC] Cobbs Creek Recreation Path
I'd love to do this with a group of University City cyclists, some
sultry-yet-simmering-down
As you all know, the landlord who owns the lot next door has been
fighting rising property values in the hood with a Native Pennsylvania
Weed Farm for some time now:
http://www.kylecassidy.com/temp/weeds1.jpg
It showcases over 95 varieties of local weeds and scrub plants. This
experiment is
Not so! City Kitties helped!
I was able to catch the blind kitten:
http://www.asc.upenn.edu/usr/cassidy/lj/2006/roswell1.jpg
http://www.asc.upenn.edu/usr/cassidy/lj/2006/roswell3.jpg
City Kitties got her medicine, she got her vision back, and they trapped
her sister and mother who have since
Sweet barking cheese! Does this mean that I can now call my city councilwoman's
office to complain about the nine foot weeds in the vacant lot next door?!!
I hope he's able to continue the initiative he demonstrated at UCD in his new
job.
kc
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
About three or four months ago I was coming home from the El, it was probably
nine at night or so, and right at the intersection of farragut and sansom, in
front of the vacant lot, a group of about six men who looked to be in their mid
20's, wearing hooded sweatshirts who had been walking up
The three anarchists apprehended yesterday in connection with the murder at
49th and locust have been released after questioning.
KYW reports that police are looking for two upper middle class educated
young-adults The male goes by Connor or Icon the female has a mowahk and
goes by Echo.
They may catch them at the liquor store purchasing a bottle of Pernod with a
Slurpee cup full of change.
-Original Message-
From: Ross Bender [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
upper middle class educated young-adults -- that's about as helpful a
description in this neighborhood as
I was trolling around youtube this weekend and found a video by our very
own Frek Billionare called West Philly G -- I'd print the lyrics, but
Bender would have a heart attack. It's the number one hit for west
philly
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLsW3cxlqNI
There's also a little
I think we all looked at this before -- murders rates are
_significantly_ lower in UCD area.
http://inquirer.philly.com/graphics/murders_map/
So while this one does fall into the borders of UC, on the whole, it's a
lot safer east of 50th.
I'm just sayin!
kc
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I heard a chopper thumping around all morning, I'm betting this guy was
part of a fast-rope team from Blackwater who was about to evict some
non-paying tennants in a morning no-knock raid when he slipped on a
loose bottle of pinot grigio left in the helo from a party the night
before and tumbled
The reason that you didn't get the press release about the three new baby
tigers at the Philadelphia Zoo is not because Pete Hoskins and the rest of the
board are hiding information from you, it's because you're not a member of the
PRESS. By definition PRESS releases go to the PRESS where
in the letter from the editor it says the article which was scheduled to run
was not available at press time -- which could mean that in light of a new
press release, the article was being rewritten. or it could mean something
else. you could call the UC review and ask them.
kc
-Original
Sharrief has also welcomed people to email him with suggestions.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Brian Siano
Sharrieff is trying to organize a meeting of people who'd like to be
on this committee.
So it's going to be a small,
Ross, I think the obvious way to settle this is a Cut-Throat Quizzo
Tournament at Abbraccio. Glenn, vs, Melani, vs, Tony West in a battle of
the minds. After that, there will be a crank contest that will allow
the spectators vote on who has the most crank like answers to a series
of questions from
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Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2007 11:40 AM
To: Kyle Cassidy; University City List
Subject: Re: [UC] Out of the Ivory Tower and Into the Streets
Let's up the stakes a wee bit and I'm in. I'd also like a bottomless
top shelf scotch glass. Your treat.
All three participants take a pledge
Not having been to the meeting, I'd like to ask those who were -- in
light of the Councilwoman's testimony, does it appear that no crime was
comitted? That John Fenton and his crew were in fact, not setting up a
political rally, and the students were either exaggerating or confused?
I see
Walking up to my house I discovered a young man standing in my front
yard, ripping the last of the roses from my rose bush and handing them
down to a young lady on the sidewalk.
Would you like a pair of scissors? I asked.
No thanks, he said, We've got them all.
Young love!
You are
I think the only practical way to do it is divide the group's budget up
among all the property owners in the area and have them (us) pay for it.
It eliminates two of the problems that some people had with ucd which
are:
1) uneven funding -- everybody would pay the same thing
2) representation --
Message-
From: Turner,Kathleen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 08, 2007 3:16 PM
To: Kyle Cassidy; Anthony West; UnivCity@list.purple.com
Subject: RE: [UC] Funding special services
So this would be an organization that has the power to impose taxes?
I believe that's what it's
I'd say it's relevant because:
1) committeeman7 aparantly had insider knowledge about what was going to
happen at the meeting. What they posted
was, it seems, exactly what happened at the meeting.
2) when Glenn was falsely accused about being the poster and there
was SIGNIFICANT fallout,
i'm a fan of campusfood.com -- which allows you to make orders over the
internet to many of our local restaurants, pay with a credit card all from the
convenience of your computer. i've actually found it to often times be faster
than calling.
now, if only fuwah would deliver.
-Original
I use the carshare in the parking lot right behind the wall. In my
experience, there are always a few people using it as a table to eat
from Styrofoam takeout containers and tossing chicken bones into the
parking lot. They always look happy though. Maybe some trash cans would
help. As to whether
consider this: if a majority of folks in the hood were
pro-Nutter, and these same folks also happened to be
contributing money to ucd, that would not make it right for
ucd to publicly endorse Nutter, to encourage voters to vote
for Nutter. the choice for Nutter or not is a public choice,
a
It could also have been an academic infraction, I don't think it necessarily
had to come through the office of public safety. I'm curious as well,
specifically because they don't go into it at all dancing around with the
minor infraction thing. Which could have been cheating on a test, or it
Their email addresses pop right up on a google search
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bill Sanderson
Why not check with the quoted students, or someone actually
knowledgeable about the process, before suggesting a constitutional
The whole of the community's never going to completely agree on anything as we
saw with the dog park, and the liquor store move, so I think that ANY group is
going to have to take a side on something -- if I announced that all soup
kitchens in west philadelphia should not to serve meals with
The relevant headers for the non tech savvy -- both came from the same
computer, named glenn's desktop oops. Now we get to have a new dialogue about
transparency and honest communication:
Email 1:
X-Envelope-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
References: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Email 2:
X-Envelope-From:
looks like i owe glenn an apology. thanks for catching that mike. and sorry
glenn.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Mike V.
Sent: Tue 6/5/2007 10:10 PM
To: 'Glenn'; UnivCity@list.purple.com
Subject: Debunking the hysteria RE: [UC] Question for tech people
I hate
doesn't take long for the recently vindicated to start pointing fingers without
evidence does it?
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Glenn
Sent: Tue 6/5/2007 11:24 PM
To: Anthony West; University City List
Subject: Re: FRAUDULENT POST (Was: [UC] First Thursday
I was rather puzzled by this as well -- I'm no streets expert, but I
walk along mine a fair amount and noticed no anomolies that looked like
they'd require repaving.
I imagine that every single tax dollar I've spent since I moved here
wouldn't cover this. Where's our community input on this
I understand your position and I think very often UCD does stay out of
the fray. But in the particular case of Dock Street I believe it goes
back to your point of whom is UCD beholden to -- and as Sharrieff
pointed out, UCD is beholden to the people who pay it's bills -- at the
moment, that is not
I was trying not to see this as some possible form of mismanagement and
corruption. Because I'm an optomistic guy. But it smells a little like
Haliburton to me. Of course, I know _NOTHING_ about road surfacing, so
this is a total lay person's perspective. The road could have been ready
to explode
Anyway, how long do you think it would be right to wait for an answer from UCD
before concluding they were stonewalling?
at least until john fenton's suspension is over.
this is probably better suited for one of the lawyers on the list -- I don't
know what typically happens when a company launches an internal investigation.
Do they issue press releases? Do they simply decline to comment until the
investigation is over? Does a spokes-person make periodic
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Glenn
their listserv liaison and research coordinator, Melani,
I think you mis-read their statement. Lewis said very clearly that their
liaison was Lori Brenner and that all questions should go to her, NOT Melani.
I won't
Again, I'm not a lawyer but it strikes me that many organizations, the Catholic
Church, for example, which is also tax exempt and has had, for years, very
closed door internal investigations and hasn't been stripped of their 501
status. So, I may be off base and I'll stand correction from
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Glenn
Why on earth would you be asking for this requirement if you are a
lawyer?
Probably because _as_ a lawyer he knows that the burden of proof is on the
accuser. That would be you. If you think there is such a
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
While UCD supporters keep saying this is a private matter
internal to the organization,
I don't think anybody said that. Certainly not me anyway. But as you pointed
out, there's still not enough
Well, you're right of course that if the church invited Jannie and Tom to speak
that it may have been illegal and may have violated their 501c status. But
before you can go filing lawsuits, you need to know specifically that the
church _invited_ Councilwoman Blackwell and Tom Knox to speak and
Apart from, of course, Councilwoman Blackwell's denial, which has been
widely reported but seems inconvenient to your assumptions.
-Original Message-
Glenn said:
Not a single denial of the student accounts has been made...
You are receiving this because you are subscribed to
Jannie's comment on channel six seems to be a _direct_ denial of their
testiments that they were working for a partisan campaign:
This was not a Knox rally. This was a community rally. I asked nobody
to do
anything for a Knox rally. I asked them to do it for a community fair
in the
park
Though as Glenn pointed out, there are ways that this could have happened where
everyone is telling the truth -- for example:
1) A community picnic is scheduled, Jannie asks John Fenton to help.
2) John comes and sets up bbq grills and a moon bounce. Children are pleased.
3) While this is
This is my favorite of Glenn's questions:
Windhole Lewis, yo dude, I don't know nothin', I don't see nothing,
and I don't give a damn 'cause I'm the UCD man.
Please answer my questions about probationers,
Glenn
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I think I asked this before, but in case I didn't:
What has been proven to be 'illegal' about UCD's use of community service
workers? If there are laws being broken by this system of labor use, I'm sure
we'd all like to know about it. Please be specific. Thanks.
a pretty marvelous display last night, fo shizzle. I managed to get a couple
photos of lightning bolts over the city north of walnut:
http://www.kylecassidy.com/lj/2007/lightning1.jpg
http://www.kylecassidy.com/lj/2007/lightning2.jpg
I think you have found another worthy windmill.
Across the country small children are being given Time Outs by their parents
without due process, fraternities are being put on academic probation without
the intervention of judges, and 8th graders are being assigned detentions
without a court
All we know about this illegal abuse of prisoner labor
Prisoner labor? I missed this, what prison did he come from? Please give us the
details.
And I think that you meant to put alleged in there somewhere, because I'm
sure a civil rights activist such as yourself would not advocate that
When we're done that, let's assume that the jewelry turns out not to have been
stolen but accidentally left in the pocket of the owners mink coat. Then we
apologize to the landlord, and to the employee and go on about our business.
We still have very little idea what happened that weekend. We
Again with the comprehension problems, Cassidy?
A prisoner is not just defined as one who resides in a prison. The people
in the community service program are forced against their will to provide
free labor as a form of punishment. If they refuse, the punishment gets
more severe. They are
Does anybody have an attic exhaust fan? I'm wondering if I should put one in.
Does it make a perceptible difference? And if so, any recommendations on
someone I could have install one?
sweet barking cheese, that's awesome! it's like watching Libarace smash a bunch
of Andy Warhol's brillio boxes and shove the shards through a 1 x 1 foot hole
in a wall while Monty Hall hovers over him going if you finish within 2 more
minutes, you could WIN A NEW CAR!!
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Sheryl, simply hang a sign at the bottom of your steps that says:
SEX OFFENDERS PAROLE BOARD RIDE SHARE MEET HERE
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Sheryl Walters-Harbin
Sent: Sat 5/26/2007 8:03 AM
To: univcity@list.purple.com
Subject: [UC] Anyone know a
That would totally account for the strange scene in act II where the Green Bird
endorses Andy Toy!!
-Original Message-
From: Ross Bender [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sat 5/26/2007 11:37 AM
To: Kyle Cassidy
Cc: Univcity; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [UC] The Green Bird
her.
-Original Message-
From: Ross Bender [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sat 5/26/2007 3:49 PM
To: Kyle Cassidy
Cc: Univcity; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [UC] The Green Bird
On 5/26/07, Kyle Cassidy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That would totally account for the strange scene in act
I don't think anybody, Tony included, has said that they were anything but
completely opposed to UCD supporting anybodies political campaign. I'm
certainly opposed to them putting up campaign signs for anyone. Not only is it
wrong for a non-profit to do so, it's illegal; this goes for
If you're sitting on the fence about coming to the show, stop, it can't
be comfortable.
Here are some photos I took of the show last night:
http://www.kylecassidy.com/images/2007/green-bird/
Our own Margie Politzer played a key roll in the performances' success
last night. But I'll leave
http://www.asc.upenn.edu/usr/cassidy/lj/2005/whitey.jpg
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Whitey is obviously Whitey The Chairman of the Board Ford one of the
greatest pitchers in baseball history. He allowed an average of only
10.94 base runners per nine innngs and posted 45 career shutouts.
Apparantly this title is contested.
I'm also a bit puzzled though as to why the UC review
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