Month: March 2001

The concept of “paying your dues” is repeated by many, but understood by few. Prophets of the Ghetto, a West Philadelphia-based group fully understands the concept. Formed in the early 90s, the group has received

Thursday, March 15 WNIT James Madison 59, Temple 57 Friday, March 16 Women’s gymnastics at Towson w/ Penn and Maryland, 4th Place Boston University 8, Lacrosse 7 Men’s Basketball NCAA Tournament, South Region Temple 79,

On Campus “Lights Out” Sponsored by MCPB and W.H.I.P. McGonigle Main Saturday, March 31, 10 p.m. $7 w/GAF, $10 without “Splash 2.1K” Sponsored by Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Pearson Hall Friday, March 30th, 9p.m.

“Right now it’s electric! It’s rock! It’s Tesla! It’s energized – it’s replugged!” An enthusiastic Brian Wheat, bassist for Tesla, is discussing the band’s reunion tour, and detailing why there was a break up in

Brassy Got it Made (Beggars Banquet) Grade: B+ Jon Spencer’s Blues Explosion are raw, uninhibited and they are great at blurring genre lines. The same thing could be said about the band Brassy and their

With one remarkably symbolic product, the video-game company famous for Pokemon and Donkey Kong may be risking decades of parental good will in order to expand its appeal to an adult audience that has outgrown