Red Dragon, which opened Friday, Oct. 4, is the prequel to Silence of the Lambs. In it, we are introduced not only to Hannibal Lecter, but also to Will Graham, the man who caught him.
I would like to take issue with a letter to the editor submitted by Dawn Dneaster in last week’s “Temple News.” Dawn makes the same assertions that I have heard from many fanatical hawks over
When most outsiders think of North Philadelphia, they think of crime, drugs and poverty. Last Saturday, Dawn Staley found time in her busy schedule throw the Fifth Annual “Dawn Staley Day in The Park” at
On Sept. 12, 2002, President George Bush went before the United Nations to ask for support for his intentions to send troops into Iraq. Since then Mr. Bush has continued to lobby for support both
My friend had just moved to Philadelphia, with no job and no money in his pocket. To make a few dollars, he applied for a job at Acme. As he filled out the application at
While President Bush has been adamant about the need to rid the world of despots like Saddam Hussein, he has done very little to address economic tyranny in America. According to a Census Bureau report
Students’ eyes roll while reeling after the strenuous test of finding the latest textbook and successfully clearing the buzzing checkout lane. Finally free from the sounds of register receipts, credit cards swipes and murmurs of,
Many of us walk around campus unaware of our surroundings. Instead, we focus on our cell phones, our next class, or our plans for tonight. This is a stark contrast to the high level of
A young boy missing his bus to school is not a rare occurrence. It happens every day to children all across the country. Most likely, the child will go to a parent for a ride,
For 11 years, the radical, anti-government organization MOVE has been relatively quiet. No profane messages broadcast over a loudspeaker. No bunkers or stockades on their rooftop. Instead MOVE has been crashing the system through lectures