People you should KNOW

Dr. Robert Levis, Temple’s chemistry department chairman, has been teaching the university’s Chemistry of Wine course for two years. This Gen-Ed science course covers a wide range of topics dealing with both the scientific and cultural aspects of wine. In true Bar Guide spirit, Levis brushes on a few of the topics that are included in his class and answers some frequently asked questions about wine.

Sunny side sips

Rob McElhenney and Kaitlin Olson from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia are opening a bar in Old City with some friends.

Staying single no more

Libby Peck’s sex column takes a turn when her love life takes a new turn as well – with newfound monogamy.

Student shines light on N. Philly

Danielle Mancinelli has become a star volunteer at Tree House Books.

McCarthy’s 42 lift Temple past 49ers

Sophomore guard Kristen McCarthy broke three different scoring records in the women’s basketball team’s (19-6, 8-2) 79-68 win over reigning Atlantic Ten Conference champion UNC Charlotte (15-10, 8-3).
She set a new career high in points as she had a double double with 42 points and 11 rebounds. Her 42 points are the most points [...]

Learning to love ‘me’ and not ‘we’

As Rosella Eleanor LaFevre reveals in her essay, love starts closer than expected – with yourself.

Standing alone with company

Whether it’s Valentine’s Day or any day between, moments spent with another are to be cherished as unique moments, untouched by the past.

‘Pillow Talk’ and ‘Qchat’ cheers to booze, men

The Temple News’ sex columnist and gay life columnist decided to come together this Valentine’s Day and venture throughout Philly’s bar scene in search of one prize they both had in common: men.
This Valentine’s Day, two columnists for The Temple News found some very special people to spend a snowy February night with: each other. [...]

Love game lessons from the Lady

Whether you “don’t wanna be friends” or are dating somone with some extra baggage, there is more than one factor to making or breaking a romance.

People you should KNOW

Dr. Jayasinhji “Bapa” Jhala is an associate professor of visual anthropology with some self-declared unconventional teaching practices. Jhala says it’s his colleagues’ straight-and-narrow applications, though, that allow him to encourage students to “climb a hill of unfamiliarity” by engaging in “speculation, mad flights of imagination, crazy inventive behavior [and] outside-the-box actions.” In perhaps one of [...]

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