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Our picks for this year's Fringe.
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Be beautiful and green. No, really. • Catholics love the earth too. • Your dog might require a fair-trade sweater. • Judy Wicks makes you feel guilty and happy at the same time.
Planet Style How to avoid being an eco-uggo. by Erica Palan God and Country The Vatican opened the door to Rob Marco’s dream of living as an eco-hermit. by Cassidy Hartmann Kitty Litter How to get your pets in on the green action. by… » more
      news & opinion
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Aug. 27, 2008 3:34pm
Random Act
Because we're so down with the kids.
You want even more Philadelphia Weekly, broken down into bite-sized chunks scattered throughout the day? We're here to serve. PW is now on Twitter,… » more
 
» online feature
Aug. 26, 2008 1:34pm
Random Act
A by-no-means exhaustive list of businesses, institutions and eateries that help Philly's environment.
Want to know where to go to live an environmentally friendly lifestyle in Philly? Look no more. View Larger Map This is a Google map of Philly's… » more
 
» online feature
Aug. 26, 2008 12:16pm
Green's Anatomy
Tyler Arboretum's newest exhibit is up and away.
Here's a nice dinner party question: who built the best treehouse? Was it Tarzan? George of the Jungle? Maybe you are a Swiss Family Robinson person. Or… » more
 
The Vatican opened the door to Rob Marco’s dream of living as an eco-hermit.
As everyone eventually learns, opportunities to screw up only multiply with age. So in the spirit of maturation,… » more
 
How to get your pets in on the green action.
Congratulations if you’ve surveyed your life for signs of eco-awareness and you feel satisfied with your… » more
 
How to avoid being an eco-uggo.
Back in the day, if you wanted an organic T-shirt, there were two color choices: off-white and sort of khaki. It ain’t… » more
 
Celebrating 25 years with Philly’s greenest restaurateur.
From a humble little restaurant where customers had to go to her apartment to use the restroom to an international… » more
 
The naming of Philly’s bike/ped coordinator comes at the perfect time.
Philadelphia bicyclists are becoming accustomed to good news. There’s a project under way to… » more
 
   
What can we learn from Ebonics?
by Jeffrey Barg
 
   
by Gustavo Arellano
 
   
by Will Laren
 
   
by Dan Savage
      a & e
» online feature
Aug. 26, 2008 12:35pm
In Extremis
Lesson No. 1: Jamaica kicks our butts.
So what did learn from these Olympics? • That the USA is shit at sports. No, really. Okay, so we might have won one a heck of a lot of medals, but if… » more
 
» online feature
Aug. 22, 2008 1:03pm
Pop Tart
When is a slur appropriate? Maybe when Michael Phelps is involved.
I'm from the school of slur reclamation. I call my trash-talking Aussie friend a badass bitch and I call Margaret Cho a hot cunt. But, like, I have a problem… » more
 
» online feature
Aug. 21, 2008 1:14pm
In Extremis
Sure. Except for Ron -- that guy is a jerk.
Have you ever seen a bumper sticker that reads "fuck the troops?" Ever? Have you ever heard anyone say anything even vaguely rude about the troops? Or seen… » more
 
Do Center City’s new trash cans herald a change in the city’s attitude toward recycling?
If everyone were like Kait Privita, Philly wouldn’t have such a low recycling rate. On a Wednesday… » more
 
A new book from Penn paints a rosier picture of Philly’s green prospects.
Seems we never make the list. Portland, San Francisco and Seattle get all the love. Philly? Discarded by the greeners as a … » more
 
   
Sea of Birds, Wandering Alice, Wawapalooza and Sweet By-and-by.
 
   
Can’t throw stones at these glass houses.
by Roberta Fallon
 
   
 
   
 
   
Cultivating Secrets
by Lord Whimsy
 
   
Campaign for Change Watch Party
 
   
Yiddish Policeman’s Union Goes Multigenre
by Liz Spikol
 
   
Liberty
by Michael Persico & Anastasia Kotsosavas
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Artists get green … by recycling old songs.
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Fringe Festival: Sweet By-and-By
Through Sept. 13, various times. $25. Arts Bank at the University of the Arts, 601 S. Broad St. 215.413.1318. www.livearts-fringe.org

 
Fringe Festival: Wawapalooza 2: Get Shorti
Through Sept. 4. Various dates and showtimes. $10. Second Stage at the Adrienne, 2030 Sansom St. 215.563.4330. www.livearts-fringe.org

 
Does It Offend You, Yeah?
7pm. $44.50-$54. With Nine Inch Nails. Wachovia Center, Broad St. and Pattison Ave. 215.336.3600. www.comcastspectacor.com

 sat 8/30 2 events 

Ape School
9:30pm. $10. With Relay, Violens + Pink Skull. Johnny Brenda's, 1201 Frankford Ave. 215.739.9684. www.johnnybrendas.com

 
Finger on the Pulse DJs
9pm. $5. With JHN RDN + Designer Drugs. Barbary, 951 Frankford Ave. 215.634.7400. www.thebarbary.org

 sun 8/31 3 events 

Fringe Festival: Wandering Alice
Through Sept. 13. Various dates and showtimes. $25. Christ Church Neighborhood House, 20 N. American St. 215.413.1318. www.livearts-fringe.org

 
Greeley Estates
7:30pm. $12. With August Burns Red, A Skylit Drive, Sky Eats Airplane + This or the Apocalypse. First Unitarian Church, 2125 Chestnut St. 866.468.7619. www.r5productions.com

 
Kinky Friedman
8pm. World Cafe Live, 3025 Walnut St. 215.222.1400. www.worldcafelive.com

 mon 9/1 1 event 

Fringe Festival: Sea of Birds
Through Sept. 9. Various dates and showtimes. ICE Box Projects Space, 1400 N. American St. $25. 215.413.1318. www.pafringe.com

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Satoko Fujii
8pm. $12. Rose Recital Hall (Fisher-Bennett Hall, room 419), 34th and Walnut sts. www.arsnovaworkshop.com

 
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Tyler Arboretum's newest exhibit is up and away.
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The naming of Philly's bike/ped coordinator comes at the perfect time.
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Artists get green ... by recycling old songs.
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Hoagie's heros.
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Six lazy films.
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Because we're so down with the kids.