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

Naomi Wallace’s “In the Heart of America,” a play documenting her reaction to the Gulf War, opened to a packed house Wednesday night. Weaving together the lives of five individuals plagued by the horrors of

Judging by the album’s title, I know what you’re thinking: “When did Aunt Mary’s tea cup poodle, Fefe, cut a record deal?” Wrong Fefe, and thankfully this Fefe has a lot more to sing about

If you were thinking Temple had a chance against Saint Joseph’s on Saturday because it’s February, then you must have forgotten the Owls only loss in their favorite month last year was also to the

At 9 p.m. every Sunday night, my cell phone was turned off and my life was put on hold. I was ready to enjoy the scandalous wit of my four favorite friends who I have

Student Health Insurance The Human Resources Benefits Office is sponsoring an information and enrollment session today for three optional student health insurance plans. From 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the Kiva Auditorium of the