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Galleries: Minimal images evoke race identity
You have to wonder if there's a commentary on race lurking in Edward Dimsdale's series of photogravures, "Agulhas," which shows black children enjoying the beach at Cape Agulhas on the southernmost point of Africa, pared down to black silhouettes isolated against a light-tan background.
Mimi Bassetti, a director of administrative services with the university, said one of the main reasons for the decision was the fondness that Jerry Greiner, Arcadia's president, had for the EIIA program.
Karen Heller: A false promise of help
With the passage of Act 62 in July 2008, Pennsylvania appeared primed to become a leader in the treatment of autism, offering parents of autistic children up to $36,000 in annual health insurance benefits.
Bob and Bobbie Leiter of Elkins Park, and Sara and Mark Sokoloff of Fort Washington announce the engagement of their children, Rebecca Susan Leiter and Noah Ian Sokoloff.
Local Programming: PA Innocence Project Fundraiser Tonight
Thursday, November 12th 7:30 p.m. Fundraiser for The Pennsylvania Innocence Project Arcadia University in Glenside, PA will stage a performance of The Exonerated on Thursday, November 12th at 7:30 pm to benefit the Pennsylvania Innocence Project .
Camden National Bank names Brogden branch manager for Camden Square
CAMDEN : Judy Brogden was recently named Camden Square branch manager for Camden National Bank.
Ghost legends thrive at Philadelphia-area colleges
About 2:30 a.m., public-safety officer Roy Surma was on patrol alone in the basement of Grey Towers, the rambling 1890s English-style castle that houses administrative offices and student rooms at Arcadia University in Glenside.
Arcadia University's haunted castle
Area college students don't need to visit a haunted house to get a scare this Halloween.
Local Programming: Philly Media + Delaware Drinking Liberally
Thursday, October 29th 6 p.m. The Future of News Media in Philly Young Involved Philadelphia hosts a forum on The Future of News Media in Philly from 6-7:30 p.m. at the WHYY Civic Space, 150 N. 6th St.
Local Programming: Drinking Liberally Center City Tonight 6-9 p.m.
Tuesday, October 27th Drinking Liberally Center City Center City DL meets from 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. every Tuesday in the Triumph Brewing Co.
Donna Thomas-Huberman and Howard Huberman of Dresher announce the engagement of their daughter, Lauren Jennifer Thomas, to Dr.
Valerie Zehl Neighbors: Katie's Clothes Bin in New Milford: The difference is Katie
If you've seen one thrift store, you've pretty much seen 'em all. But the little business in New Milford, Pa., called Katie's Clothes Bin has one special aspect no other thrift store has -- and that's Katie.
Jennifer Lynn Rowand & William Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rowand of Pennsauken, NJ, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Jennifer Lynn, to William Fisher, both of Philadelphia, PA.
Hollins University student dies after accident in Italy
Shalynda Toney of Vinton, age 21, was struck by a motorcyclist. She later died from her injuries.
Everyone's different, and alike
Eight minutes into Danielle Frank's presentation, the lights went out. It hardly mattered because her message alone was powerful enough to illuminate the room.
Joyce and Steve Paul of Philadelphia, and Susan and Mark Kaplan of Huntingdon Valley announce the engagement of their children, Jill Paul and Michael Kaplan.
Maskmaker exhibits through Sept. 30
An extraordinary collection of original masks by Bronwyn Frazier is on display until September 30 at the Dietrich Theater in Tunkhannock.
Book asserts Starbucks' store designs squelch interaction
If Bryant Simon owned a coffee shop, it would not have conversation-killing Wi-Fi. It probably wouldn't offer to-go cups.
Students at Acadia University have found themselves under attack near campus.
GLENSIDE, Pa. - September 24, 2009 -- Two Arcadia University students are back in class this week after they were both attacked over the weekend.
Arcadia University on Alert After Student Attacks
Students at Arcadia University are paying more attention to their surroundings after two students were attacked just steps from campus.
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