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What's in today's issue.

Peeling Paint And Mold Spores | Daniel Denvir writes about pervasive mold, dampness and water damage in Philly’s aging school buildings. But the School District blocks a federal in-depth study of 50 schools. CLICK

License To Kiln | The Clay Studio in Old City has been throwing down for four decades, so they’re gonna party all weekend long. Sounds like a good chance to score a new mug and hear some Ghost jokes. CLICK

Don’t You Know What The Kite Can Do? | The dudes in Kite Party talk to Marc Snitzer about the D.I.Y. scene in suburban Pa. Strong language not suitable for some readers. CLICK

Bane On The Run | Drew Lazor reviews the claustrophia-inducing Locke, which stars Tom Hardy shouting into his phone while driving for 85 minutes. CLICK

Ibsen Ain’t Easy | David Fox says EgoPo’s production of Gint is compelling but try-hard. CLICK

Next Level Dining | With the June opening of a sunny second floor dining room and shiny new open kitchen, Vetri chef Adam Leonti is working closely with local producers and focusing on Pennsylvania-inspired menus for group dining. CLICK 

THIS WEEK'S PICKS:

• Michael Feinberg's Humblebrag
• Marisa Anderson
• Ava Mendoza's Unnatural Ways
• Mobb Deep
• Lefty’s Deceiver
• Ozomatli / PhillyBloco
• ††† (aka Crosses)
• Chromeo
• A Minor Forest
• Momix
• Woody Sez
• Phillys Diller
• Mame-Loshn Af Mutertog
• Oedipussy

See Also:

• Naked City: A whistleblower lawsuit against a mental-health clinic.
• Wheeltalk: Here comes bike share.
• 19102 Review: Reduxin’ Mason & Dixon.
• Sound Advice: Three rap weirdos.
• Album Reviews: Lykke Li, Wussy, tUnE-yArDs and Ringo Deathstarr.
• Movie Reviews: Fed Up, The Galapagos Affair and Young & Beautiful.
• Cocktail: Over at Supper's bar, Adam Erace finds a brunch cocktail that mixes up morning friendly ingredients.