Month: September 2002

Break the rules and you’re benched. That’s exactly what happened to three men’s basketball players when they broke a team rule. According to Temple coach John Chaney. Junior guard Brian Polk, senior forward Greg Jefferson

It’s 11 a.m., too early to be at a dilapidated building to see a blowout of a football game, nevertheless Temple fans are filing into Franklin Field. The opponent is the University of Miami, the

At the Troc. last Friday, New Jersey pop-punkers Midtown played an hour-long set to a capacity crowd at the Philly stop of their first-ever headlining tour. Switching back and fourth through their catalog it was

She was, indeed, no angel. She was bawdy, with an unrivaled wit and sassiness. She was confident and self-reliant in every role she played. She scandalized her movie and theater audiences, and society in general,

By Hugh Son New York Daily News (KRT) NEW YORK -It’s hard not to notice when Lucy Liu makes an entrance. Doing promotion on a rainy Labor Day for “Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever” — which

Epic-length albums that can keep a listener’s attention for their duration are quite an accomplishment for an indie-rock band. Of Montreal achieved this feat last year when they released Coquelicot Asleep in the Poppies: A