Month: February 2004

Many college students may not consider antique shopping a hobby. But with some introduction, young people may discover that antique shopping is enjoyable. Students interested in history will realize that antique shops are filled with

Most films today push the line with sex more than ever. But Bernardo Bertolucci’s The Dreamers has crossed that line with an NC-17 rating. The question to ask is, is this a good thing or

As Borders and Barnes & Noble take over the book-selling world, it is becoming increasingly hard to find small used bookstores in Philadelphia – but they do still exist. Although they do not offer the

The homeless urinate on Walnut Street sidewalks. Morning traffic on Broad Street is like an experiment in torture. Soft pretzel salesmen on freeway off-ramps have no facilities to wash their hands and probably don’t care.

“Manet and the Sea” may be the exhibition receiving the most attention at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, but it’s “The Faceless Figure” collection that you shouldn’t miss. “The Faceless Figure: Photographs from the Collection,”

Pisces (Feb. 19 – Mar. 20) So, you don’t know how to break it to your friend that her new boy is more hit than a Quiznos rodent? Eh, some things are better left unsaid.