Phil Randell
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Trial of US Hikers Accused of Spying Postponed by Iranian Court
Judiciary spokesman for Iran on Monday announced that the trial of three American hikers accused of spying is being postponed
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Moratorium on Construction in the West Bank Ends
10-month moratorium on building in West Bank that the Israeli government had previously mandated expired Sunday.
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Oracle Bones: A Window Into China’s Past
The Delaware Chinese American Community Center hosted the “Oracle Bones” exhibit at its annual Chinese festival.
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Take a Luddite to Lunch (and Turn Off the Phone)
Many people are losing or not developing their social skills due to dependence on technology.
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European Union Pledges to Bailout Greece
Leaders of 27-member European Union, after meeting in Brussels on Thursday, pledged assistance to Greece.
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Sri Lankan President Dissolves Parliament
President Mahinda Rajapaksa dissolved Parliament at midnight, Feb. 10. New elections will likely occur on April 8.
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Philadelphia’s Academy of Music to Present Shen Yun
“Shen Yun uses beautiful dance and music to portray traditional Chinese culture and values.”
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Hunger Strike by Burmese Refugees Near U.N.
Tucked in a corner of the area allotted for protesters were a handful of refugees from Burma, peacefully appealing.
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Messages for Hu Jintao
Hundreds of protesters gathered at Dag Hamarskjold Plaza near the U.N. building as Hu Jintao attends U.N. meeting.
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Pay Frozen for Philadelphia Municipal Employees
During the opening ceremony of the his city’s July 4 celebration, City of Philadelphia Michael A. Nutter spoke of the sacrifices many made throughout U.S. history to give todays citizens the liberties we enjoy.
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Trial of US Hikers Accused of Spying Postponed by Iranian Court
Judiciary spokesman for Iran on Monday announced that the trial of three American hikers accused of spying is being postponed
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Moratorium on Construction in the West Bank Ends
10-month moratorium on building in West Bank that the Israeli government had previously mandated expired Sunday.
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Oracle Bones: A Window Into China’s Past
The Delaware Chinese American Community Center hosted the “Oracle Bones” exhibit at its annual Chinese festival.
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Take a Luddite to Lunch (and Turn Off the Phone)
Many people are losing or not developing their social skills due to dependence on technology.
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European Union Pledges to Bailout Greece
Leaders of 27-member European Union, after meeting in Brussels on Thursday, pledged assistance to Greece.
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Sri Lankan President Dissolves Parliament
President Mahinda Rajapaksa dissolved Parliament at midnight, Feb. 10. New elections will likely occur on April 8.
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Philadelphia’s Academy of Music to Present Shen Yun
“Shen Yun uses beautiful dance and music to portray traditional Chinese culture and values.”
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Hunger Strike by Burmese Refugees Near U.N.
Tucked in a corner of the area allotted for protesters were a handful of refugees from Burma, peacefully appealing.
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Messages for Hu Jintao
Hundreds of protesters gathered at Dag Hamarskjold Plaza near the U.N. building as Hu Jintao attends U.N. meeting.
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Pay Frozen for Philadelphia Municipal Employees
During the opening ceremony of the his city’s July 4 celebration, City of Philadelphia Michael A. Nutter spoke of the sacrifices many made throughout U.S. history to give todays citizens the liberties we enjoy.
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