Philly doctors work to allow young cancer survivors be parents when they're older: Links

Science will bust out all over in April [Inquirer] — It’s a very unfortunate headline, but a good profile of Science Festival from the Franklin Institute happening in April, some events from which are cross listed with Philly Tech Week, the last week of April.
School District of Philadelphia facilities map [Public School Notebook] — Very cool Google Map of all public school buildings, including occupancy rates and student achievement, among other details
Philly, Pittsburgh docs hope to give young cancer survivors a chance to be parents when they grow up [RD Mag] H/T Keystone Edge

Below, PhillyCarShare goes electric, budget woes and triumphs and more.

Wharton still fourth in Businessweek undergrad ranking [Daily Pennsylvanian]
Bigger, better Pennsylvania Convention Center is dedicated [Philadelphia Business Journal] — 700,000 square feet completed ‘on time and on budget.’
Smartphone can be boarding pass [Philadelphia Business Journal] — US Airways using mobile devices at Philly International
Delivering financial literacy to women in a daily e-mail [PhillyInc: Inquirer] — On Amanda Steinberg’s DailyWorth.net raising its first outside invest, $850,000, a female-centric finance newsletter
Talking Takio with Philadelphia Based Colorist Nick Filardi [Geekadelphia]
Philadelphia less positive about Nutter [Philadelphia Business Journal] — “43 percent would opt for more services/higher taxes and 44 percent fewer services/lower taxes”
Teens Arrested After Flash Mob Incident At Liberty Place [KYW] — FLASH MOB
Plan to Save Writing on the Walls [Wall Street Journal] — Digitally preserving student wall writing after a 35-year veteran Marple Twp. teacher dies

Philly doctors work to allow young cancer survivors be parents when they’re older: Links