Month: February 2004

Recently I received e-mail telling me that “You too can see benefits of Viagra; there’s no reason to suffer with the stress, humiliation and disappointment brought on by erectile-dysfunction.” My mom always told me never

I recently had the luck to travel to Europe for a few weeks of backpacking. But this column isn’t about the joys of finding your way around Antwerp with the flu or exploring Celtic ruins

Lately, some Temple students may feel a little abandoned by their alma mater. They are now finding out that many of the services and policies that they have come to appreciate and rely on are

I don’t live on campus and don’t have Temple housing. But the university’s decision to exclude juniors and seniors from on-campus housing still affects me. That is because I pay rent for an apartment at

I don’t even know where to begin anymore, so I’ll just come right out with it now: We live in a nation of idiots. That’s right, I said it. We’re stupid. In fact, I’ll go

The film industry’s equivalent of a paid vacation, The Big Bounce, is a Hawaii-sized bore. The movie lets its stars relax to the point of becoming sleep inducing and amounts to nothing more than a