


5/24/07The Curtis Institute of Music
Philadelphia, PA

In its 112-year history, the Carnival has provided competition for more athletes than any other track meet in the world. During the past ten years, more than 100,000 young men and women from high schools, colleges, clubs, the armed services, preparatory schools, junior high schools, middle schools, parochial schools, and elementary schools have competed in the Carnival. The athletes range in age from under eight to over 80.


Phil Brown of Gap, PA sets the world record for most fox caught in a season. The next few weeks Phil will clean and bundle the pelts before exporting them to China and Europe. Each pelt is worth about $25.00. For more photos and his story pick up the June/July issue of Outdoor Life Magazine.



(Top) Lisa, Caterisano, x-ray technician at Bryn Mawr Hospital , wheels 4-year old Lyla Scott into the Emergency Room as her mother, Anne Marie Scott (right), offers soothing words of encouragement. With other area emergency rooms closed or overcrowded, Bryn Mawr's ER sees an average of 3,100 patients a month and could see over 40,000 this year for the first time ever.
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Kobe Bryant visits students and faculty at Lower Merion High School in Ardmore Pa., on Friday Mar. 9, 2007. Bryant is still the most popular guy around at Lower Merion High, in the Philadelphia suburbs, and his trip back on Friday before the Lakers played the 76ers sent the student population into a frenzy not unlike when he led the 1996 basketball team to a state championship.
