Larry Rosenthal
By Christopher Wink | May 9, 2007 | Philadelphia Stories submission Larry Rosenthal is an old man. Tired hands and worried eyes. Worried eyes and a wrinkled forehead. He was once young and awfully...
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Boxing legend and son fight different type of foe
By Christopher Wink | Oct. 16, 2007 | The Temple News Marvis Frazier has always had to live up to expectations. He was the boxing son of a boxing legend. Names carry a lot of weight. Sometimes even...
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Nearby Francisville is led by a man with a past
By Christopher Wink | Sept. 25, 2007 | The Temple News In June 1968, two months after his death, the Francisville community of North Philadelphia named what they boast to be the world’s first monument...
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Universities should host the newsrooms of their neighborhoods
Universities should host the newsrooms of their neighborhoods, towns and counties. If a university has a journalism department, college media and audience, this seems like a foregone conclusion....
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Lessons in civic pride: Story Shuffle 6 audio is now live
Story Shuffle 6, with a theme of Rebirth, I remembered a lesson I learned from an old neighbor: If I don’t clean it up, someone might notice. Find all the stories here. Listen to mine here or below....
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Technologies are more often tools than solutions (and no, that’s not the same)
A team of Temple University Fox School of Business MBA students who won a March 2011 innovation contest for improving the North Broad Street corridor in Philadelphia. When re-purposing technology tools...
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