Month: September 2003

With last week’s announcement that the Barnes Foundation would be expanding its board, Philadelphia is coming one step closer to having another world class museum. Currently located in a Lower Merion mansion, the Barnes Foundation

Next Wednesday will usher in the fifth annual Safe Space Coffeehouse being held in the Owl Cove of Mitten Hall from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender students and their

Sparks have already begun to fly at Temple Stadium, where the men’s soccer team is off to a torrid start. Returning nine starters, including two of the top players in the Atlantic 10 Conference in

Sequels and crossovers and Gigli, oh my! Despite summer 2003’s 4 percent lead over last summer’s earnings, the box office offered a smorgasbord of poor choices and lousy T-shirts. Case in point: a Boston radio

College memories last a lifetime, but unfortunately one of those memories is the price of textbooks. After working the summer away in retail, I was horrified when I arrived at Temple two years ago to

As fall commences, homework and stress begin to weave its way into everyday life. While many people wait until the weekend to find adventure and escape from boredom, there are those who seek excitement right