Year: 2003

my submission, information for paper/students Thursday, October 30, 2003 (2:30 p.m.)in the Paley Library Lecture Hall. Presentation for aspiring unpublished authors and illustrators on entering the “Writers of the Future” contest. How to Enter/How to

Molière’s “The Imaginary Invalid” opens tonight as Temple Theaters kicks off its 2003-2004 season. The satire chronicles the outrageous scheme of a hypochondriac determined to marry off his daughter to a physician so he can

Binge drinking, a sickness commonly associated with college students, has been on a steady decline in recent years. Traits associated with binge drinking include a person giving up responsibilities and everyday activities in favor of

Philadelphia has been the backdrop for a variety of movies for both Academy Award winners and cheesy 80s classics. Here is a tour guide of Philly locales made famous through the movies. One of the

The Painted Bride Art Center is presenting “Divine Women, Divine Work,” a festival to feature the work and art of emerging female artists in the Philadelphia area. A mix of music, dance, theater, poetry, visual

For Temple students who have grown up in or around the Philadelphia area, choosing a neighborhood to live in is an easy decision. While many students live in South Philly or areas closer to Center