Month: February 2002

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,

When Lambchop rolls into town on March 4, leave your earplugs and urban-paced tendencies at home. The Nashville, Tenn. collective’s (s)low-key music is a sampling of the South that few East Coast urbanites ever get

Everyone likes music of one sort or another. The affinity for music is one of the reasons why Temple freshman Jeff Meyers and his brother Craig, a junior, created the club Supporting Independent Music. The

As folk singer Pete Seeger plaintively inquired, “When will they ever learn?” Off the radar of public attention, the Bush-Cheney Administration is continuing a misguided program begun by the Clinton-Gore Administration, as the Environmental Protection

Students applying to college in the fall will no longer be able to withhold some of their test scores from admissions officers. The College Board, which sponsors the SAT, rescinded its nine-year-old “Score Choice” policy

Crime of the Week 2/22, 12:21 a.m., 1921 N. 15th St. Three male students were arrested by campus police for underage consumption of alcoholic beverages when they, along with another male student, were stopped in