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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit puzzle: The drunken mouth reveals the heart’s secrets.
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Did Swarthmore College betray a student ?
Did Swarthmore College betray a student ?
By Bob Small
Once Swarthmore College Transgender Student Evelyn “Evie” Parts was accepted as a member in the Swarthmore College Track team, and subsequently elected captain, she assumed she would be running right up until this year’s graduation.
However, she was removed on Feb.6 , which was the day the NCAA issued a new “Transgender” policy. She, however, was “fully reinstated” as of April 11.
Parts’ lawyer, Susie Cirilli, argues “the NCAA is a private organization that issued a bigoted policy and that “Swarthmore College chose to follow that policy and disregard federal and state law.”
Parts is a 2025 graduate with a degree in Biology and Environmental Studies. The suit was filed Aug. 14 in Eastern District Court. Parts joined the track team, returning in 2023 after gender-affirming surgery.
She was named track captain for the 2024-25 season.
In response to the suit, Swarthmore College issued a statement that begins “We deeply value our transgender community members “
This was even reported by the British Newspaper, The Sun choose to focus on Parts” depression and suicidal thoughts after being removed. They quoted Cirilli as saying “the NCAA is a private organization that issued a bigoted policy.”
Pink News chimed in to say that the PA Senate had passed a law banning transgender athletes but Senate Bill 9 remains stuck in the State House House. More than likely, it would not be signed by current Gov. Josh Shapiro
It should also be mentioned that “The board of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) reportedly didn’t consult with its own medical consultants before voting to ban all transgender women from women’s sports earlier this year.”
The alternative she was given when she was removed from the women’s team, according to the lawsuit , was that “that she could only compete with the men’s team or as an unattached athlete, and would only receive medical treatment if she competed on the men’s team. ““”
Swarthmore College, and other institutions, seem to regulate based on who’s in office and which way the wind is blowing.
Wisdom among the rich William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 8-26-25
Wisdom among the rich William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 8-26-25
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit puzzle: He was gifted with the sly, sharp instinct for self-preservation that passes for wisdom among the rich.
Evelyn Waugh
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No Indictment Policy Violates Constitution Commissioners Told
No Indictment Policy Violates Constitution Commissioners Told — Chester County was put on notice, Aug.13, when Washington D.C.-based civil rights activist Jessica Saxton and civil rights attorney Tanawah Downing.
“I am here to put to Chester County Commissioners,” Ms. Saxton told the board.
She explained that that the Constitution prohibits unless indicted by a grand jury.
She said Chesco, along with the rest of Pennsylvania, allows police officers to charge “by information” and ignore indictment.
This is illegal and unconstitutional.
Downing said that federal law states that any person under the color of a state statue or ordinance who deprives anyone of his constitutional rights, commits a crime, as does anyone who conspires to do so.
The latter would apply to the commissioners.
He said he has already prepared criminal affidavits and will turn them into criminal complaints if Chesco does not fix things.
Among those who have prosecuted in Chesco without a grand jury indictment is Mary Bush, who was convicted in July 2024 of harassing a man over an inheritance dispute.
Mary actually notes State Police says no crime was committed.
The matters that led to the dispute are a tragedy and perfectly illustrate why reforms are needed regarding the state’s guardian laws.
What Ms. Saxton’s and Downing’s statements here.
Friend to everyone William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 8-25-25
Friend to everyone William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 8-25-25
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit puzzle: A friend to everyone is a friend to nobody.
American Folk Saying
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King judges the poor William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 8-24-25
King judges the poor William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 8-24-25
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit puzzle: If a king judges the poor with fairness, his throne will be established forever.
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Military Voters Face Handicap In Pa And Delco Ignores
Military Voters Face Handicap In Pa And Delco Ignores — Delaware County (Pa) Council, Aug. 20, heard that military voters face a significant handicap in Pennsylvania.
As expected, they appear to be ignoring it.
Dave Cleary (phonetic) of Concord told Council that those seeking military ballot are unable to state web portal which makes it convenient to apply for all other mail in ballots.
He said he has discussed the matter with county Election Director Jim Allen who insists it’s not a problem.
“I’ve talked to Mr. Allen quite a bit and he’s tried to convince me that it’s not discrimination or whatever you want to call it,” Cleary said.
Cleary, however, says those at county Office of Veterans Affairs have found the same issue and consider it discrimination.
Cleary also noted that his emails are kicked back when he attempts to contact the Board of Elections.
We’ve heard similar complaints from other activists when attempting to contact the county.
Cleary also mentioned that he faces petty legal retaliation when he criticizes the influential Cappelli family in Concord.
Also concerning election matters, Scott Thomas of Marple debunked claims by Councilwoman Christine Reuther handcounting paper ballots would be impracical.
Tevin Dix of Haverford Township says he has witnessed irregularities concerning mail-in ballots since 2020 including ballots being mailed to vacant addresses.
Lara Lewis of Radnor election system vulnerabilities are becoming more apparent that software can be used to flip voting.
Woodburne Mansion
John and Jan Haigi of Darby spoke of the need for repairs to the county-owned Woodburne Mansion, and how it would be a great project for Williamson Trade School students.
The 55-room mansion is on a 30-acre tract in Darby on Springfield Road.
Infinite importance William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 8-23-25
Infinite importance William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 8-23-25
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit puzzle: Christianity, if false, is of no importance, and if true, of infinite importance. The only thing it cannot be is moderately important.
C. S. Lewis
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Delco Council Gets More Examples Of Crisis Caused By Hospital Closings
Delco Council Gets More Examples Of Crisis Caused By Hospital Closings — Two women at the Aug. 20 meeting of Delaware County (Pa) Council addressed the consequences of closing four major hospitals in the last year.
Peggy Malone, who was a behavioral health nurse at Crozer Chester Medical Center, spoke on behalf of the 2,700 workers there who lost their jobs when it closed four months ago.
She expressed relief that behavioral health services were returning to the community and asked if the crisis stabilization unit would be similar to the robust in-patient unit at Crozer.
The provider, Belmont Behavioral Health Services, made a presentation earlier that night.
Belmont is a Philadelphia-based limited liability corporation.
Ms. Malone was told no, confirming that no-inpatient unit is expected soon in the county.
She asked that Council make a commitment to prioritize hiring those laid off at Crozer.
She noted that many still have not been able to find jobs.
Jamie from Lansdowne who is part of Put People First! Pa noted that 21 other hospitals have closed in Pennsylvania besides the four in Delco.
She it was a crime to watch now vacant Crozer decay.
She says we are in a period of abundance and that the scarcity narrative is false.
Jamie said the poor neighbors are being especially hit hard by decreased options for medical care.
“We need urgent and comprehensive solutions,” she said. “We don’t need little micro-hospitals.”
She said hospitals should not be profit-based and expressed concern about the motivations of Belmont, which, as noted, is a limited liability corporation.
In other words, it’s for profit.
Jamie said that the laid-off workers from all four hospitals be prioritized in any hiring by Belmont.
Immigration Mutilation And Cruelty
Immigration Mutilation And Cruelty
By Sharon Devaney
We seem to have a animal cruelty problem in Delaware County, Pa.
Anigar Monsee, a resident of Upper Darby, is serving five years probation for four felony counts of videoing herself torturing and kill pets live on YouTube and Facebooks.
Granted the sentence includes 23 months for time served.
The deaths would take several minutes while her daughter would cry in the background.
The animals would be acquired as pets.
Ms. Monsee is a native of Liberia.
Hey Upper Darby, the world in one place right?
Hopefully, Ms. Monsee’s immigration status is investigated.
She was convicted in May and sentenced in July.
By the way, not every one is bothered by this. Inquirer reporter Victor Fiorillo says he’d be fine grilling Guinea pig bought from a pet shop.
