Troy Davis executed despite protests
September 26, 2011 by Bob Kaplan
Filed under Articles, Web Exclusives
Troy Davis sat on death row for roughly 20 years. Many people nationwide believed that Troy Davis was innocent. He was executed on Sept. 21. On Aug. 19, 1989, police officer Mark MacPail was murdered in Savannah, Georgia while trying to defend a man’s life at a Burger King where he was working security. Seven [...]
Naked bike riders take to Philly streets
September 7, 2011 by Bob Kaplan
Filed under Articles, Web Exclusives
Every Labor Day weekend for the past three years, thousands of Philadelphians have taken off their clothes and hopped on their bikes to take part in the Philly Naked Bike Ride. The PNBR is part of the World Naked Bike Ride which was founded in 2004, created by Conrad Schmidt, a social activist, film maker, [...]
Diverse walkers join SlutWalk movement
August 29, 2011 by Bob Kaplan
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Philadelphia
The international event SlutWalk comes to Philly, as participants protest against sexual assault, rape and victim blaming. On Aug. 6, hundreds of men and women of all shapes, sizes and walks of life filled the streets of Philadelphia in protest for Philly’s first “SlutWalk.” The protesters marched from 11th and Pine streets to City Hall, [...]
Making the transition from playbooks to storyboards
November 8, 2010 by Bob Kaplan
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Film, Television
For many college students, picking a major is a tricky task – it can be difficult to choose a career path at such a young age. Matthew Merz, a sports management alumnus, proves that a student’s major doesn’t have to define his future career. Merz is an established filmmaker and radio host steadily moving to [...]
The Jackass crew takes over the 3D screen
October 11, 2010 by Bob Kaplan
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Film
When the cameras aren’t rolling, cast members Bam Margera and Ryan Dunn reveal their true selves.
Cigars and poker replace candy and greeting cards
October 4, 2010 by Bob Kaplan
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Shop
Anthony Renzulli creates an escape for South Philadelphia. Inside the Twin Shoppe smoke shop at 10th and Tasker streets, shelves that were once stocked with chocolates and greeting cards are now filled with boxes of cigars and pipe tobacco. In 1950, when the Twin brothers owned the shop, the space served as a variety store, [...]
Film and media arts alumni swoop industry
March 23, 2010 by Bob Kaplan
Filed under Art, Film
Joe Gariffo and Shaun Paul Costello are actors and filmmakers who are making Temple proud.
Where to sneak when you want to snog
February 8, 2010 by Bob Kaplan
Filed under Events, Living
With Valentine’s Day coming up, knowing Main Campus’ most intimate spots could come in handy. Falling in love is something special, and Temple can offer special places to cherish that love. There are many spots on campus that can create a romantic moment or two for you and your special somebody.
Philagrafika 2010 colors Philadelphia
January 25, 2010 by Bob Kaplan
Filed under Art, Arts & Entertainment
Philadelphia’s international festival celebrates the role of print making in contemporary art.
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