Month: February 2004

“There are no rules – some of it’s my own experience and some of it’s some people I know – I’ll look at their lives and write something of that and a healthy dose of

Howie Day walked onto the stage at the Electric Factory on Feb. 6, complete with straightedge duds and acoustic guitar, and did his thing. It was good. In fact, it was very good. But it

Monster is the story of a woman whose hopeful acting career becomes nothing but an unpleasant failure. But this all too common story has an unsettling twist – death. In director Patty Jenkins’ true account

Franz Ferdinand is here, ready to bombard your stereo like the armies of Europe after its namesake’s assassination. That is, of course, assuming that the archduke’s avengers stormed the trenches of the Western Front packin’

Temple’s new student housing policy is sure to bring changes to its surrounding neighborhoods, which may affect those residents not affiliated with Temple. In recent weeks, Temple sophomores and juniors have ventured into areas surrounding

Housing issues for next fall have been a major priority for many Temple students and administrators. The policy, limiting housing to freshmen, sophomores and transfer students, was born after months of discussions. This cause of