Month: September 2000

A Night of Redemption: Industrial Music Saves its Soul By John Vettese May 1999: A piss-poor show at the Theater of Living Arts featuring industrial faves Frontline Assembly, Switchblade Symphony, and Spahn Ranch causes me

Temple University’s R.O.T.C. program held its biannual field training exercise, which included landing two Boeing CH-47D Chinook helicopters. The helicopters air-lifted cadets for instruction and practice at Fort Dix, N.J. The two transport helicopters blew

Once known as the ‘center for campus community,’ thousand of students usedto be seen strolling in and out of Temple University’s Student Activities Center. Lately the building has been torn apart as part of a

When I was a freshman at Penn State, finals week was described to me as: “Complete insanity. Kids sleep everywhere–on the lawn, on the floor, in the lobbies, on window sills.” So when I got

John Grisham’s The Testament Publication Date: 1999 John Grisham’s most recent book, The Testament, has an extra element of adventure. Unlike most of his previous books, there are no Mafia members lurking around every corner,

Belle and Sebastian Fold Your Hands Child, You Walk Like a Peasant (Matador) When I first popped in this disc it seemed familiar: “I Fought in a War” is classic, lethargic-to-emphatic Belle and Sebastian, the