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What’s going on, College Crosse Nation! Thanks for making us a part of your day! Here are your links for September 18, 2016.
College Crosse News.
The legend, Jim Brown, stopped by Syracuse for homecoming to talk Orange athletics.
The long-awaited, eight-foot bronze work by local artist David Deming is the first statue of a Cleveland Browns player in Cleveland. It has been quietly in the works for months in a Lakewood studio and foundry. The Browns commissioned the statue in February, and it is expected to be the first of several, though none other has been announced.
Bang! https://t.co/8fedrDvAjh pic.twitter.com/BDYd39mSAE
— College Crosse (@SexyTimeLax) September 17, 2016
What’s Up, Philly?
At the time, five U.S. cities — New York, Boston, D.C., San Francisco and Chicago — were considered the vanguard, while Philly was relegated to the frumpy nine-to-five pile. And our city remains there in the eyes of most people who care about this topic — despite the renaissance of Center City over the past 20 years.
However, consider this: Philly is one of just three American cities to offer 24-hour subway service. (We even beat London to that marker.) Research shows that Philadelphia has twice as many 24-hour drugstores as Boston or San Francisco. And Center City is a near-ideal mix of residential, retail and office buildings.
World/National News.
“Homemade IEDs” rock New York City.
Your GIF for September 18, 2016: This Little pup tripped on his own ears!
That’s it for today!! I’ll see you out there!