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At the Pen & Pencil Club, December 10, 2003

Posted January 12, 2004

It was a dark and stormy night in Philadelphia when mb held our pre-holiday party there, but that didn't stop a crowd of our favorite Pennsylvania media folks from fighting their way through to catch Donald Hunt's reading and have a fun evening.

Photographs by Bobbi I. Booker.

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The Philadelphia Tribune sports team: reporters Jack Chevalier and Donald Hunt.	Denise Clay, president of the Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists; Chaney: Playing for a Legend author Donald Hunt; and Philadelphia Tribune copy editor Marvin Pittman.
Donald Hunt reads from his fifth book, Chaney: Playing for a Legend.	Philadelphia Tribune managing editor Irv Randolph, Philadelphia Tribune news editor Scott Pruden, PABJ's Denise Clay, and illustrator and graphic artist Michael Bencik.
AAA World editor-in-chief Brian Case, Philadelphia Inquirer travel columnist Don Goff, and AAA World senior editor Kate Muhl.	Philadelphia Board of Education CEO Paul Vallas, Philadelphia Tribune managing editor Irv Randolph, and Pen & Pencil Club president Chris Brennen, of the Philadelphia Daily News.
Fred Sutton, sportswriter Donald Hunt, and the Philadelphia Tribune's Shonda McClain Hill.	Advance Magazine technical editor Joyce Ward, TV Guide makeup editor Rosemary Dorigo, Philadelphia Tribune copy editor Marvin Pittman, and Advance Magazine's Kathi Sartori.
Freelance photographer and designer Eric Weisz and entertainment specialist Fred Sutton.	Philadelphia's Pen & Pencil Club was founded in 1892.

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