Year: 2003

By this Thanksgiving, skateboarders should have been able to return to LOVE Park again. The park, one of the world’s great skating meccas, was renovated by Mayor John Street on purpose to deter skaters from

The Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists (PABJ) celebrated its 30th anniversary Nov. 19. The reception was held in the Public Room at the Philadelphia Inquirer/Daily News Building. PABJ was recognized for its three decades of

Temple’s women’s basketball team controlled the turnover battle and rebounds on both ends of the court to win its home opener, 68-46, against Eastern Middle Tennessee State at McGonigle Hall Friday night. Temple (2-1) was

Temple Student Government’s General Assembly approved a motion to remove Allocations Chair Jamie Shamrock from office on Monday. One General Assembly member opposed the resolution and eight abstained from voting. Dean of Students James Fitzsimmons

“Ladies and gentlemen, you are about to see a story of murder, greed, corruption, violence, exploitation, adultery and treachery: all those things we hold near and dear to our hearts.” The opening lines to “Chicago”

Isn’t it the responsibility of any good music fan to seek out the most obscure, pretentious, inaccessible and all together mysterious albums possible? Any old shlub can set foot and cross the threshold of the