Already, he has his own P.R. man. For now, though, Gibbs deals with the issues at hand on 58th Street, a short block of modest duplexes and twins. He treads delicately with the dealers. I want to take the guys out of the game and be nonconfrontational. And facts are what he shares with the eighth graders at St. Cyrian's School in West Philly, one of about 50 schools where he will speak this year.
More hands shoot up.
If I answered one more wrong question on the final test, I would have been sitting in that classroom today. Annette John-Hall is an Inquirer staff writer.