Proposed tax credit to bring game developers to Pa. is back on the table [LINKS]

Tax credit may help bring video game producers to Pa. [Newsworks] Find our previous coverage of this issue here.

Wayne’s HealthQx aims to benchmark healthcare for better, more cost-effective outcomes [Keystone Edge]

For biology senior, Carver Science Fair Scholarship made Temple a reality [Temple University Communications] “For the past 10 years, Temple has offered two scholarships to Carver Science Fair students who place first or second among the 11th grade fair participants. The annual $2,500 scholarships are renewable for a total of four years. […] “The scholarship has definitely been helpful,” said [Temple senior Hung] Luong, the first in his family to go to college. “I got accepted to Temple and Drexel University, and once I looked at tuition, the choice was pretty clear. I have a couple of other grants, so with this scholarship, my Temple tuition has been covered.””

State files charges against Phila. charter that opened in September [Philadelphia Inquirer] “The Solomon Charter School only opened in September, but Pennsylvania’s secretary of education filed charges Friday to revoke the operating charter of the Philadelphia-based cyber school for violating its charter and state law. Secretary Ron Tomalis said the cyber school based at 1209 Vine St. was not meeting the requirement of offering a significant portion of its instruction to students online.”

taking design out of the studio and onto the streets [Flying Kite] Flying Kite profiles the design-oriented youth program Tiny WPA/Public Workshop. Find our Q&A with founder Alex Gilliam here.

Facetime with those guys from ‘The Facebook Song’ [Philadelphia Daily News] “Way back in 2005, while [Philadelphia-born lyricist/composer Benj] Pasek and [musical writing partner, Justin] Paul were still musical theater majors at the University of Michigan, Web exposure of their material ignited one of the most successful theatrical shows that’s never played on Broadway.