Month: February 2002

For many, finding true love is one of the goals of life. For the characters of Patrick Marber’s play “Closer,” love is a means to an intangible end. “Closer” follows four Londoners as they climb

What was promised to be a “surprise” action on Temple’s campus by a disgruntled janitorial union against University trustee Richard J. Fox turned out to be nothing more than a minor disruption of a weekend

John Niven spent the better part of three decades — including his entire collegiate experience — at Northeastern University, both as a student and as an administrator. Starting March 4, Niven will be getting used

Singing and dancing, and young women in evening gowns: It’s the stuff of any beauty/scholarship pageant, and the “Belle of the Blue” at Georgetown College in Kentucky is no different. But the behind-the-scenes drama at

Queen of the Damned, the latest big screen adaptation of Anne Rice’s Vampire Chronicles, is brought to life through the vision of director Michael Rymer. Although destined to capture a movie goer’s taste for fantasy,

College students are broke. There’s no myth to deconstruct, it’s just plain fact. Where my peers get the money (or the time, for that matter) to hit the movies and catch all the latest flicks