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LSAT change likely to aid potential applicants
by meagan steiner | December 12, 2006 1:00AM
Thanks to a change in LSAT policy, aspiring law students may be able to breathe easier on test day. After a shift in American Bar Association protocol last June, 74 percent of law schools currently or will soon evaluate applicants based on their highest LSAT scores, according to a recently released survey by Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions.
LSAT change likely to aid potential applicants
by meagan steiner | December 12, 2006 1:00AM
Thanks to a change in LSAT policy, aspiring law students may be able to breathe easier on test day. After a shift in American Bar Association protocol last June, 74 percent of law schools currently or will soon evaluate applicants based on their highest LSAT scores, according to a recently released survey by Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions.
LSAT change likely to aid potential applicants
by meagan steiner | December 12, 2006 1:00AM
Thanks to a change in LSAT policy, aspiring law students may be able to breathe easier on test day. After a shift in American Bar Association protocol last June, 74 percent of law schools currently or will soon evaluate applicants based on their highest LSAT scores, according to a recently released survey by Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions.
Thanks to local efforts, pizzeria can move in
by meagan steiner | December 7, 2006 1:00AM
There's nothing like pizza, beer and neighborhood revitalization to mobilize a community. Following a local letter-writing campaign, the Dock Street Brewing Co. pizzeria is set to inhabit the former firehouse at 50th Street and Baltimore Avenue. The building, located across the street from Cedar Park, housed the Firehouse Farmers Market until last year.
Thanks to local efforts, pizzeria can move in
by meagan steiner | December 7, 2006 1:00AM
There's nothing like pizza, beer and neighborhood revitalization to mobilize a community. Following a local letter-writing campaign, the Dock Street Brewing Co. pizzeria is set to inhabit the former firehouse at 50th Street and Baltimore Avenue. The building, located across the street from Cedar Park, housed the Firehouse Farmers Market until last year.
Thanks to local efforts, pizzeria can move in
by meagan steiner | December 7, 2006 1:00AM
There's nothing like pizza, beer and neighborhood revitalization to mobilize a community. Following a local letter-writing campaign, the Dock Street Brewing Co. pizzeria is set to inhabit the former firehouse at 50th Street and Baltimore Avenue. The building, located across the street from Cedar Park, housed the Firehouse Farmers Market until last year.
Papers' union not on strike; still on fence
by meagan steiner | December 4, 2006 1:00AM
Philadelphia newspaper racks will remain full, at least for a bit longer. The Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News's largest union threatened to strike after midnight Friday, but management and union representatives continued contract negotiations through yesterday.
Papers' union not on strike; still on fence
by meagan steiner | December 4, 2006 1:00AM
Philadelphia newspaper racks will remain full, at least for a bit longer. The Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News's largest union threatened to strike after midnight Friday, but management and union representatives continued contract negotiations through yesterday.
Papers' union not on strike; still on fence
by meagan steiner | December 4, 2006 1:00AM
Philadelphia newspaper racks will remain full, at least for a bit longer. The Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News's largest union threatened to strike after midnight Friday, but management and union representatives continued contract negotiations through yesterday.
Researchers create vaccine for breast-cancer treatment
by meagan steiner | November 30, 2006 1:00AM
It's not quite the cure to breast cancer, but Penn researchers may be getting closer to a vaccine to fight the disease. A Penn research team has tested a new vaccine - which is designed for patients with early-stage breast cancer - in a pilot study, and those involved say it was unusually successful.
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