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Edsel’s defense attorney. Although he dutifully recited his seemingly scripted lines, Nash’s delivery told a completely different tale. He lurched forward in his seat, gnawed at his fingernails, rubbed his face profusely and turned beet red while fumbling over his words. It was like someone had posted a sign on his forehead that read “GUILTY.� Alone, that probably wouldn’t have been enough to convict or even charge Nash with setting fire to his own factory, but it surely was enough to absolve Edsel of the crime and to win the Philadelphia mock trial championship for Roman Catholic High School earlier this month. “We’re kind of known for coming up with these outrageous cases for the defense,� said Roman co-captain Christian Dellavella,

who alternates between prosecutor and defense attorney roles in the courtroom drama that is mock trial. The strategy seems to be working. Presented annually by Temple Law’s Legal Education and Participation Program in partnership with the Philadelphia Bar Association’s Young Lawyers Division, the John C. Bradway High School Mock Trial Competition involves about 50 teams from throughout the city and its suburbs. Working attorneys judge each of the individual performances on a list of criteria in calculating team scores. Roman, on the strength of its unorthodox presentation of the prescribed criminal case, emerged as the victor for the fourth conASS @=;/< ^OUS ,,

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direct examination Nash crumbles. Bensalem’s Joe Pizzo portrays Edsel, the defendant who may or may not be falsely accused — he’s innocent when Roman stages the defense. Mount Airy’s Paul Keene is an expert witness with a British accent who testifies to the likelihood that Edsel has become a recidivist. Packer Park resident Justin Vespasiani plays the father of the defendant who witnesses his son fleeing the fire scene. Ryan Frank of Mayfair is a prosecuting attorney, while Nick Hamilton of Pine Valley is a defense attorney. Steven Patton, a real-life assistant district attorney in Philadelphia and 2008 Roman graduate, is the head coach while John Pensabene is the varsity coach and faculty moderator. The program has nine coaches in all. As a group, their commitment rivals any sports team or extracurricular activity at

Roman. Their preparations for the season began near the end of last school year. They meet for about four hours each Saturday in addition to after-school sessions as needed, usually when competitions are imminent. “Seven of us haven’t had a week off from mock trial since June,� Vespasiani said. That’s when they first got their hands on the case materials for a series of competitions presented by the Empire Mock Trial program. In October, they traveled to Empire’s “World Championship� in San Francisco and placed second. They’ve also competed in three college-sponsored tournaments at La Salle, Penn and the University of Pittsburgh. Roman’s “A� team won two of the college events, while one of its other varsity teams won the third. “We have the largest mock trial program in the state,� Pensabene said. At the city tournament, all four of Ro-

man’s varsity teams advanced to the final 16. Three made the quarterfinals and two made the semis. The eventual victors knocked out another Roman squad in the final four. Team members reap a multitude of benefits from their participation. In general, it’s a great way to develop their public speaking and acting skills. It also looks good on a resume, Keene said. The travel appealed to Vespasiani, while Picciotti wanted to meet new people. Winning was the big draw for Pizzo. “I think it’s just the idea of getting a (championship) ring,� he said. The program isn’t for the faint of heart. There’s little room for stagnation on a roster packed with go-getters. “I think it’s for an A-type personality, people that always think they’re right,� Doherty said. “People who like to argue.� A>@

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gena001@comcast.net. ‌ Speaking of bunny news, for those of you planning to attend the 86th Annual Easter Promenade on South Street, consider pairing the fun with an Easter Sunday brunch or dinner. There are plenty of options to choose from, with more than a dozen restaurants, cafes and bakeries offering special menus, outdoor seating, spring cocktails and more. Bridget Foy’s, 200 South St., Whetstone Tavern, 700 S. Fifth St., Ela, 627 S. Third St., and the Good King Tavern, 614 S. Seventh St., are just some of the places that will be serving up delicious deals. For more information, visit southstreet.com. The St. Monica Home and School Association is hosting its 22nd annual raffle party 6-11 p.m. Saturday (April 1) at the school, 16th and Porter streets. This fundraiser is to support, enhance and expand student programs that are vital to broadening the educational experience of students. ‌ In other weekend news, there is a CityKids consignment sale taking place at Neumann-Goretti High School, 1736 S. 10th St., 10 a.m-3 p.m. Saturday (April 1) and 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Sunday (April 2). This is a great opportunity to shop for baby and

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children’s clothing up to age 12, books, toys and gear. There are going to be some great deals. For more information, visit southphillyparents.org/citykids. ‌ Teachers, this one is for you. By now, many of you should be familiar with our annual Rising Stars issue in which students are recognized for his or her efforts in the classroom. This is much more than

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Speaking of standout students, kudos go out to the chess team from String Theory Charter School, 2600 S. Broad St., who enjoyed a very successful run at the recent state competition. Aidan Chau, Luca La Rosa, David Kennedy, Salvatore Kerns and Ethan Tran are the state champions for chess in the K- 3 open section. Amin Branch, Nicholas Cavalli and Owen Cheung came in fourth as a team for the K-6 u800 section. There will be more news about this talented group coming soon ‌ A>@

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D;MI CARDELLA continued from page 1 We exchange houses and hold housewarming parties. A few months after the house party, and with our stash of new appliances, we move back into our old homes. I don’t think Seth Williams is in any position to prosecute us, do you? As I suspected, my wife ignored even this flash of brilliance, and in fact, was moved to utter a rare profanity directed my way. We purchased a new gas range. “We don’t need a bunch of bells and whistles on our new stove,� my wife told the salesman “Not the way she cooks meat loaf,� I added. That’s when I discovered that my wife no longer pretends that I’m the wittiest guy in town. The grates on the burners of our new range weigh at least 25 pounds each. Both of us have begun a weightlifting program just so we clean the top of our new range in the future. The cost of this range is almost equal to a new battleship, give or take a few decks. The instruction booklet for our new range is as lengthy as The Affordable Care Act. “That’s a lot of instructions for making an occasional meat loaf,� I remarked, confirming my wife’s suspicion that I was about as useful as a Donald Trump tweet. Some of the instructions deal with various uses for the timer. Did you know if you’re in Beirut, this oven senses that what you will need most of all when you arrive home is a homecooked meal? The oven reads your brainwaves, adjusts for time zone differences, and the moment you enter the home, a freshly cooked — in our case — meatloaf awaits you. OK, I’m exaggerating a bit. But what I’m not exaggerating about is that our new gas range has a Sabbath setting. The Sabbath mode on our new range is a routine feature in many new home appliances these days. It allows Shabbat-observant Jews to use the appliances on their religious holidays and comply with what is known as Kashrut law. What we learned

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was that, according to Kashrut law, raw food may not be cooked on the Shabbat. The food must be cooked beforehand and kept warm until eaten. Appliances such as our new range with a Sabbath setting have a safety feature that shuts off the heat after a certain number of hours. The appliance becomes useful for those observing these religious laws. Our history of religious observance in our own religion is spotty at best. It felt strange to own an appliance that is more religious than ourselves. We likely will not get into heaven, but we take some comfort in knowing that maybe our new gas range will get there. Maybe if this range has an atheist setting, I can cook anything any way I wished because I’ll wind up in hell? It got me to thinking that if we’re going to use appliances to enforce Jewish Sabbath laws, why not do the same for other religions? During this time of Lent, wouldn’t it be useful if Christians owned a “stove� that would shut off before you broke your fast? A Jewish-Muslim oven could refuse to cook pork. You could even include a recording that would scold you if you tried to do so. I pitched these ideas to my wife while she was struggling to set the correct controls on the new range. I really believe the woman is losing her sense of humor. For some unexplained reason, the Sabbath setting has some relationship to whether our new gas range registers temperature in fahrenheit or Celsius. Inadvertently, we had turned on the Sabbath setting and now the temperature was registering in Celsius. I suggested that we might have to attend services at a synagogue for the range to agree to convert to Fahrenheit. I suspected that, at the least, we would spend the rest of our lives trying to convert Celsius to Fahrenheit. But we finally figured out a way to turn off the setting. I swear the gas range now gives us a reproachful look. But the meatloaf always turns out fine. Note to Kellyanne Conway: this new range can spy on you. A>@

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munity in South Philadelphia since the ’80s and ’90s when they first settled here for economic reasons. One of my mother’s friends and her kids came here when the youngest was a child,� Al Kuntar said. “It was good getting to reconnect with them.� To spread awareness of Middle Eastern culture, she hopes to further use her cocurated exhibit to teach attendees more about the people of this region of the world in addition to its history. She believes people should be introduced to this part of the world, just as they are western civilizations — without prejudice. “I want to show through my exhibit positive images of existence and change the stereotypical view of the land as violence and dark,� Al Kuntar said. “This exhibit is one of a kind in connecting the past to the present. The land is so diverse and rich in terms of culture. It’s sad to think of these places being destroyed.� Equally as passionate about the preservation of Ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern artifacts, Ristvet hopes to use their co-curated exhibit to convey to others what can be done to help. She explained one initiative the Penn Heritage Museum has taken

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larger collection.� Familiar with the time and effort it takes to acquire these collections, Ristvet has excavated at numerous sites throughout Syria, Iraq, Azerbaijan and the United States. She is also the associate director of excavations at Tell Leilan, Syria (ancient Shehna/ShubatEnlil), where she has excavated since 1999. Although it is difficult for her to make the trip to Syria, given its instability, she hopes to someday return, possibly with her infant son. For now, she and Al Kuntar will focus their efforts on making the “Cultures in the Crossfire: Stories from Syria and Iraq� exhibit as successful and truly eye-opening as possible. A>@ Comment at southphillyreview.com/news/lifestyles.

“Cultures in the CrossďŹ re: Stories from Syria and Iraqâ€? April 8-Nov. 25 (Ribbon-Cutting ceremony 11 a.m. April 8) Penn Museum, 3260 South St. Exhibit is free with $10-$15 general admission For more information, visit penn.museum or call 215-898-4000

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A bunny-good time The East Passyunk Community Recreation Center Egg Hunt and Petting Zoo is one of those spring, fun-for-all-ages activities. Children will be provided with a collection bag that they can customize while they wait. Age groups are under 3, 3-5 and 6-12. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Free. 1025 Mifin St. facebook.com/ EastPassyunkCRC.

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CANCER (June 21 to July 22): An increase in business means more money for you. When you get a raise, put a percentage of your pay into a savings plan. This will help you build a nest egg. Although you enjoy creature comforts, you value freedom more. Having a financial cushion will give you a greater measure of control over your destiny. Lucky number: 814.

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VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22): Escaping GEMINI (May 21 to June 20): You’re the hectic pace of life becomes therapeus not the type who can thrive from carrying G tic. Finding a job you can perform from home will out a predictable routine. You’re being forced to slow down appeals to your natural versatility. You will decide to end a bad habit at home. Instead of engaging in self-defeating behavior, you’ll opt for

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LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22): Anticipate a delay in receiving money . This is incredd ibly inconvenient, but it can’t be helped. Instead of going on an expensive outing, scale back social plans. You can remain sociable without spending lots of cash. Have fun while you’re waiting for the funds to arrive., as worrying will only create additional blocks. Lucky number: 914. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21): Renewing an old relationship is a distinct possif bility. Lots of water has flowed under the bridge. Each of you have grown and changed since the last time you met. Now you’ve gained some important life experience, you’ll be able to come back together on higher ground. Lucky number: 587. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21): You will receive an invitation to an img portant social occasion. This is a wonderful opportunity to advance yourself professionally and socially. Make sure to introduce yourself to an influential person in your desired field. When they see your passion, they’ll offer you an unexpected opportunity. Lucky number: 832.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19): A loving relative will reach out to you. h Catching up on old times will be rewarding. Don’t be surprised if this conversation causes you to look at a painful memory in a different light. Someone who once seemed cruel and indifferent may be revealed as your protector. Lucky number: 405. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18): Money from an unexpected source will greatly A improve your financial circumstances. Take this opportunity to create a secure foundation for you and your family. Having a positive attitude will attract love, luck and wealth in all forms. Lucky number: 026. PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20): A plum assignment will be awarded to you. People S will be impressed by your thorough approach to work. Now you’re in a better position, don’t rest on your laurels. Surpass expectations and generate enthusiastic feedback. Lucky number: 731. A>@ To inquire about a personal reading, call Mystic Terry at 215-467-5162. Comment at southphillyreview.com/arts-and-entertainment/horoscopes.

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But as the Eagles dig in for the NFL Draft, they look at their depth chart at running back and see they are thin. Very much so. Ryan Mathews, a talented and productive player when he’s on the field, simply isn’t on the field very much. Darren Sproles is a remarkable specimen at 5-feet-6, but he’s not a workhorse running back. Wendell Smallwood showed signs in his rookie season that he could be a nice back in the league, but is he really in the category of the legacy of Eagles backs from the past? We’ve got a month to go before the draft comes barreling down the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and attracts upward of 200,000 NFL fans to the city, and you can be sure running back is an important position to address as the Eagles look at their roster. Since the ill-fated decision by former head

coach Chip Kelly to trade McCoy to the Buffalo Bills for linebacker Kiko Alonso prior to the 2015 season, the Eagles have been in a quandary at running back. Kelly tried to fix it by signing Mathews and DeMarco Murray in the aftermath of the McCoy deal, but Murray wasn’t a fit for Kelly’s scattershot offensive scheme (he had a Pro Bowl season in Tennessee in 2016 after the Eagles traded him to the Titans) and Mathews has missed six games in his two seasons as an Eagle, carrying the football 261 times. So what’s next? There are veteran running backs on the street, led by future Hall of Famer Adrian Peterson, should the Eagles be so inclined to go in that direction. The draft is said to be stacked with talent at running back, so maybe the Eagles restock there.

Whatever they do, this much is certain: The Eagles must re-establish the rich history at the position. The fancy-schmancy NFL is all about throwing the football, and adding receivers Alshon Jeffery and Torrey Smith will help this team’s passing game. But without some ground and pound, the Eagles can’t keep pace. So put this one on the must-have list: Fix the running back position. The Eagles have a history here, and, more important, they have an offense that wasn’t good enough on third-andshort situations or in touchdown opportunities in the red zone in 2016. While the NFL game has changed, and the big-time passing game is now in vogue, the oldschool ground game can’t be forgotten. The Eagles have a need, and they have to make it a priority to fill it in the next month of time. A>@

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N BVS 4W`ab BSS The First Tee of Greater Philadelphia is holding its spring kickoff is taking place Saturday, April 1 from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Walnut Lane Golf Club, 800 Walnut Lane. This free event is open to the public. It will have games, clinics, snacks and an opportunity to learn more about he programs and services that The First Tee offers. Visit thefirstteephiladelphia.org.

N <4: 2`OTb 3f ^S` W S\QS The NFL Draft will be held in Philadelphia from April 27-29, and to celebrate one of the most anticipated sporting events of the spring, the NFL is transforming part of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway into the NFL Draft Experience, a free expansive outdoor football festival. Fans of all ages and teams will be able to take part in the future of football through interactive exhibits, immersive games, virtual reality experiences, player autograph sessions and more. Visit NFL.com/ draftexperience.

N @STS`SSa eO\bSR Referees are needed for a basketball league. Training sessions will include oncourt training during junior league games,

SEYAA is accepting registration for its spring T-ball, baseball and girls softball programs. Divisions are coed 4-6; T-ball; 7-8 (pitching machine); 8-10 and 10-12 live pitch; and 13-15 baseball. Girls softball divisions are 9-11 and 12-14. Register by emailing seyaasports@aol.com or any weeknight at SEYAA, Seventh and Bigler streets. 6-7:30 p.m. or Saturday 10 a.m.-1 p.m. For further info call, 215-463-8802.

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