I grew up in small town pa and am not at all surprised. Also like 80% of the state is small town pa.

Bullshit. Philly decision makers are borderline mentally deficit. Go to any major city around the world and you'll see technologies that can be easily leveraged. Hell, London has had phone tap to pay on busses for years.

Just another example of corrupt incompetent city leaders.

The agitprop will continue until your faith in their system is restored.

Super weird, isn’t it?

The white nationalists always seem to do their heaviest recruiting in areas with large populations of POC and strong progressive politics. You never see them where there’s a preponderance of white people.

Saw a guy walking down the schuylkill river path spray painting each individual light pole. Didn’t look like he was writing anything, just dotting out something on each pole. I asked what he was doing, turned out he was X-ing out swastikas stickers someone had put along the entire river path.

So weird to me that Nazis can find a foothold here.

I'm so tired of this guy tagging everything. I was on his instagram the other day and people love it for some reason. It was cool like the first 3x I saw it but now it's been hundreds.

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They weren’t students that flipped the car and they’ve been charged with serious crimes.

Have these kids been charged with crimes at least as serious? I highly doubt it.

It’s one of four buildings open to the community. It’s the student center, the Morgan hall food court, Pearson-mcgonigle hall, and the library. The last two require government-issued ID to enter

The community will never agree with Temple, no matter what the university does.

When the on-campus stadium was still being debated, do you think the community differentiated between the students for vs against it? No, if you’re a student at temple you’re part of the problem for the community regardless of how you feel

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Are you still hiring cleaners?

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Keep the mods out of this

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Are university libraries typically open to the public? To my knowledge, the answer to this question is no. University libraries are for students who go to that school, not the general public, and that's how it should be. Providing a public library is the city's responsibility.

Boo this dumb bad plan

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