Month: October 2003

It’s that season again. Time to break out those costumes and masks. Time to decorate those doors and carve those pumpkins. And in the spirit of all those trick or treaters, creepy ghosts and green

Arden Theatre presents “Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead,” a comedy featuring characters originally introduced in Shakespeare’s “Hamlet.” The production, written by famous playwright Tom Stoppard, incorporates all the main roles from “Hamlet” including Queen Gertrude,

It is commonly known that when students move to campus, their eating habits decline terribly. Without parents encouraging them to eat properly, students develop poor eating habits. The easy choice is to blame their poor

A pair of breasts is one of the unclassifiable wonders of the world, right up there with the Sphinx and the orgasm. Breasts are not limited by size, shape or color constraints. They can be

“We believe in and revere Jesus and you don’t.” The Grand Mufti of Syria, Sheikh Ahmad Kuftaro, leaned back, stroked his long white beard, and revealed a slight smile. “Dear brother,” replied Kuftaro. “You cannot

October 15 marked the return of the Jagermeister Music Tour to Philadelphia. The sold out Electric Factory was packed with metal heads waiting to see Slayer and Hatebreed, possibly the two biggest bands in American