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Cheyney

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Cheyney

Community in Thornburg township (population (1990) 5,000), Delaware County, southeastern Pennsylvania, USA, 38 km/24 mi west of Philadelphia.

It is the seat of Cheyney University of Pennsylvania (1837).



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QUT masters student and researcher Joyce Cheyney said previous research on the treatment of bronchiolitis focused primarily on drug therapy.
A trio of giant, colorful ink-and-acrylic works on paper--Lucy and Paulina in the Moscow Metro (Ploschad Revolutsii), Cheyney and Eileen Disturb a Historian at Pompeii, and Simon in Fort Greene (all 2005)--neatly invert the modus operandi of the Tintin portraits: Instead of depicting a cartoon made flesh, they show McKenzie's friends reimagined as cartoons.
Micheal Blackshear, who transferred from Temple to Division II Cheyney earlier this year, was shot to death in Philadelphia.
 
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