Month: September 2003

Internships have always been suggested and recommended, but they have never meant so much to the job market. “Between two resumes that are the same except for a relative internship, I would choose the one

Last May, Richard Cramer, Professor of Painting at Tyler School of Art, retired from teaching after 37 years at Temple University. Now residing in the Lower East Side of New York City, Cramer has returned

So far, the only thing David Blaine has made disappear is his mind. His latest stunt, in which he starves himself for 44 days while suspended in a box over London’s Thames River isn’t magic.

The euphemisms we use say much about us as a society. They point out what makes us uncomfortable and help us ignore unpleasant things. Nine Iraqi police officers were killed Sept. 12 in a “friendly

The Plea for Peace: Take Action Tour rolled through town this past week, treating Philadelphia to a hearty sampling of mildly popular metal and hardcore sounds. The tour is a rollicking punked-out annual benefit tour

Gaining weight at college has become so typical, it has received a common nickname: the freshman 15. Now, college students have an additional dilemma: keeping the freshman fifteen from becoming a senior 60. In addition