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ABOUT DICK POLMAN
Cited by the Columbia Journalism Review website as one of the nation's top political scribes, and by ABC News' online political tip sheet as "one of the finest political journalists of his generation, " Dick Polman is a national blogger and columnist who has covered or chronicled every presidential campaign since 1988. A Philadelphia resident, Dick roamed the country for most of his 22 years at The Philadelphia Inquirer. He has been blogging daily since 2006. He's currently on the full-time faculty at the University of Pennsylvania, as "Writer in Residence." He has been a frequent guest on C-SPAN, CNN, MSNBC, the BBC, and various NPR shows - most notably Philadelphia's "Radio Times" on WHYY-FM.
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The final month: GHS volunteer says youths 'in utter state of confusion' as closing day looms
May 20 - Brian Hickey @GTownWOLane
As the final day of Germantown High School's 99-year history approaches — the Class of '13 will don caps and gowns on June 19 — NewsWorks will present a series of stories including interviews with More »
DEFAC finds extra money for Delaware's FY 2014 budget 
May 20 - Shana O'Malley @shanaomalley
With a month to go before Delaware has to finalize a budget for 2014, the group charged with money projections is giving the state a thumbs up and then some for how much money will More »
Performance art teaches dancing and being social in analog world
May 20 - Peter Crimmins @PeterCrimmins
On Monday, Mark Desman from Exton, Pennsylvania, brought his son to Independance Mall in Center City, Philadelphia, to see the Liberty Bell. At the same time, three dancers with the Miller Rothlein had spread out on More »
Plenty of would-be judges dot the Pennsylvania primary ballot
May 20 - Shai Ben-Yaacov
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Howard Shapiro
Reviews: "The Misanthrope" and "Othello" -- thoroughly modern, thoroughly not :Who says you have to be old-fashioned to be classic? More »
Tony Auth
Burn, baby, burn!:The Republicans have been tormenting Obama for his entire presidency. More »
Dave Davies
The IRS scandal - Chicago politics?:I covered a handful of Obama campaign events in 2008 More »
Solomon Jones
Students march for schools, but where are the adults?:The estimated 1,000 high-school students who marched Broad Street to More »
Dick Polman
Scandal watch: Here it is, the impeachable offense!:Have you heard the one about Obama and the umbrella? Conservatives More »
Chris Satullo
IRS' Tea Party scrutiny was a huge blunder, but a deeper issue lurks beneath:Let's try to do something that Washington has a hard More »
Jan C. Ting
Why the IRS scandal is both not as bad, and also much worse, than it seems.:If an advertising agency gets money from clients to produce More »
Faye Flam
Historian: Voyager spacecraft marked new age of discovery:Some are baffled and others saddened by the fact that More »
