Music is a vital part of the Temple News. Though one staffer’s plan to issue “Best of the Temple News” compilation CDs remains unrealized (fyi, they would have included many a Wesley Willis song), we
Tuesday night the area between Spring Garden and Callowhill streets was filled with chilled teenage girls waiting outside the Electric Factory in the cold for the doors to open to the sold out Q102 Jingle
“When you hear a COC record – you know it’s COC.” Never has such a basic statement been so true. Pepper Keenan, singer and guitarist for Corrosion of Conformity is taking a break from the
Last Friday, the Electric Factory and Goodie Goodie Productions presented a taste of underground hip-hop’s past, present, and future. The concert’s performers included New York’s M.O.P., D.I.T.C. and Afu Ra, as well as Philadelphia’s The
1.) Metal rods and hoops: They go through noses, eyebrows, bellybuttons, nipples, etc. but what for? People lie. It hurts. 2.) Pit stains: The pressure of exams accentuates their natural beauty. The yellow ones are
Indeed, this was a sort of crazy semester and all throughout Robot Trouble’s star XTNX9900 made us laugh and made us cry. We know that you couldn’t have made it through the semester without the
Sometimes the biggest factor in a disappointing show isn’t a bad performance. On the contrary, a fantastic performance can be absolutely killed by technical mishaps. As they showed at the TLA last Thursday, PJ Harvery
10) Jay-Z: Infamous for making the clubs bounce and shake with multiple hits including “Big Pimpin.” Philadelphians can buy Jay-Z’s Rocawear clothing line at Black Roc located at fourth and South streets. 9) N’ Sync:
10) College of Liberal Arts dissolved; existing funds diverted to School of Tourism and Recreation Management. (09/05/2300) 9) Linear editing facility in basement of Annenberg discovered by archaeological excavation team; proper authorities notified. (09/12/2300) 8)