It's not easy being Green(field); it's a great school, it's integrated, and it's under siege

Article Abstract:

The Albert M. Greenfield School, chartered by the Office of Desegregation, is Philadelphia's most desired public elementary school. Applicants from outside the school's neighborhood are accepted under racial quotas. Since much fewer whites apply, black parents believe the school is discriminatory.

Management, Schools, Public schools, Race relations, School integration

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Captain courageous

Article Abstract:

Don Cohan is one of the most interesting citizens of Philadelphia, PA. He is a millionaire real estate developer who also doubles as a sailboat racer. He has undergone chemotherapy for Hodgkin's disease and is being treated for a tumor growing in his head.

Biography, Personalities, Olympic athletes, Sailors, Cohan, Don

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Mr. Center City

Article Abstract:

Ronald Rubin is considered one of the relationship-oriented developers. He is still doing business with the clients he had 40 years ago. He has great appreciation for his father, Richard Rubin, who introduced him to the real estate business.

Rubin, Ronald

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