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Protected: My 14-Hour Search for the End of TGI Friday’s Endless Appetizers

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My 14 Hour Search for the End of TGI Friday’s Endless Appetizers by Caity Weaver

I couldn’t help myself when reading this piece by Caity Weaver. I found myself critiquing, agreeing, and commenting on Caity’s thoughts, questions, etc. while she continued this ‘challenge.’ I worked at TGI Friday’s. I HATED IT. I found myself reminiscing on those great old times back at Fridays in Old Bridge while reading this article.

MCJ

Protected: Last Men Standing

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Last Men Standing by Erin Allday

I feel personally, emotionally attacked by this article. And not in a good way. This was kind of brutal. If I were the author, I’m not sure I would have been able to successfully conduct these interviews without crying myself. I don’t know, maybe she did, and that was okay.

Dana Smith – Gallery

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Arcadia University offers their students a list of places they can volunteer at. Those places are mapped out here. Students at Arcadia are able to volunteer at certain places and get paid for their time through the Work Study program. Here are some facts on that. There are several events that Arcadia does every year where students are able to volunteer.

Photo Gallery

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Students come from all over the world to study at U.S. universities (source: Open Doors Data). In the 2016-2017 school year 108 students came to study at Arcadia University. They came from 25 different countries. Over the past 13 years, Arcadia University has hosted over 700 international students. They have come from all over the world.

Photo Gallery

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Upcoming Activism Events in Philadelphia

 

#tuesdayswithtoomey Map and Tweet Visualization

 

Registrations By Lobbying, Year: 2016, Quarter 4 Part 2

This pie chart is in relation to name of company that registered using Open Data. Registrations By Lobbying, Year: 2016, Quarter 4 

This pie chart is the same Open Data information from the above chart, but it is in relation to the lobbying subject—some categories only had one company that registered, so they were included in "other" this includes: Aviation, Children, Corrections & Prisons, Energy, Environment, Food & Beverages, Gaming - Casinos, Housing, Human Services, Insurance, Lobbying, Local Officials, Planning, Smoking & Tobacco, Water.

Callie Lutter- Gallery

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A map posted at the train station of the lines that run in Center City. Nearly 4 million people ride trains on these tracks every year. A SEPTA train stopping to pick up passengers heading into Center City. Many of the SEPTA stations have cafes inside them, Elcy's Cafe is located inside the Glenside station on the Warminster Line. Dylan uses SEPTA weekly, and was waiting for his train.

Helen Armstrong – Gallery

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I compiled all my stuff (along with historical research - my photos begin on page 2 but the graphic elements are interspersed with the research) on a tumblr so here are the links to my graphic elements and then the tumblr:

Timeline/Infographic

Map

Visual Comparison (old photos from OpenData, new photos by me)

https://historyoflgbtphilly.tumblr.com/

Dana Smith – Gallery

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Arcadia University offers their students a list of places they can volunteer at. Those places are mapped out here. Students at Arcadia are able to volunteer at certain places and get paid for their time through the Work Study program. Here are some facts on that. There are several events that Arcadia does every year where students are able to volunteer.

Photo Gallery

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Students come from all over the world to study at U.S. universities (source: Open Doors Data). In the 2016-2017 school year 108 students came to study at Arcadia University. They came from 25 different countries. Over the past 13 years, Arcadia University has hosted over 700 international students. They have come from all over the world.

Photo Gallery

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Upcoming Activism Events in Philadelphia

 

#tuesdayswithtoomey Map and Tweet Visualization

 

Registrations By Lobbying, Year: 2016, Quarter 4 Part 2

This pie chart is in relation to name of company that registered using Open Data. Registrations By Lobbying, Year: 2016, Quarter 4 

This pie chart is the same Open Data information from the above chart, but it is in relation to the lobbying subject—some categories only had one company that registered, so they were included in "other" this includes: Aviation, Children, Corrections & Prisons, Energy, Environment, Food & Beverages, Gaming - Casinos, Housing, Human Services, Insurance, Lobbying, Local Officials, Planning, Smoking & Tobacco, Water.

Callie Lutter- Gallery

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A map posted at the train station of the lines that run in Center City. Nearly 4 million people ride trains on these tracks every year. A SEPTA train stopping to pick up passengers heading into Center City. Many of the SEPTA stations have cafes inside them, Elcy's Cafe is located inside the Glenside station on the Warminster Line. Dylan uses SEPTA weekly, and was waiting for his train.

Helen Armstrong – Gallery

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I compiled all my stuff (along with historical research - my photos begin on page 2 but the graphic elements are interspersed with the research) on a tumblr so here are the links to my graphic elements and then the tumblr:

Timeline/Infographic

Map

Visual Comparison (old photos from OpenData, new photos by me)

https://historyoflgbtphilly.tumblr.com/

Image Project – John Caruso

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https://prezi.com/rwt6tyqs3ghv/stages-of-quitting/#

https://fusiontables.google.com/DataSource?docid=1iv5p1JSgTJXBSz5xHD0tTQiRNXUneSlcaHOj7iP1#chartnew:id=3

https://fusiontables.google.com/DataSource?docid=1B843xyc3XiPReT74VOPh0FX3PtDdV4T01hY29QZL#map:id=3

 

MCJ

Protected: F*ck Boston

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Wow. I haven't heard someone talk so shittily about something since Joe Pesci conversing about anything in Goodfellas.  Hamilton Nolan could not have voiced a stronger opinion than he did. Saying "Fuck" to everything that Boston has to offer is a tad harsh. He even went as far to give a big fuck you to all the prestigious universities that Boston is the home of. I find the way that he talks about Boston because not only is he cursing the city, but he is also bringing light to the awesomeness of it.

MCJ

Protected: Is It Time?

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Is it Time? By A Dog

So, I’ve never actually read any of the Gawker articles by A Dog and was glad to find one of them on the list. It gave me an excuse to read them because I don’t read much of anything on my own. Yes. I read multiple ones.