Month: April 2002

Clowns are the jesters of modern society. We chuckle at just the thought of that rosy-red nose and oversized shoes. Slapstick and visual gags are the base of their careers, but beneath the pancake makeup

With some package tours, you really have to wonder who in their right mind dreamed them up. Take this current jaunt with The Faint opening for No Doubt. Both are great individually, but which Clear

Students and researchers looking for hard-to-find information concerning African American history and culture will have to search elsewhere after the controversial closing of an educational facility that housed such materials. The Center for African American

When the fourth round of the NFL Draft came along around 11 a.m. last Sunday, Raheem Brock’s nerves started to kick in. The 6-foot-4-inch 257-pound defensive end sat and watched with every intention of seeing

The Temple University Graduate Student Association voted overwhelmingly on April 17 and 18 in favor of the new four-year contract settlement that was negotiated between the union and Temple’s administration. Union organizer Rob Callahan said

Although it’s been about four years since Acme, the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion has not spent that time lounging around. Russell Simins, drummer for the seminal indie trio, made sure to point out that they