Month: February 2004

This week marks Ronald Reagan’s 93rd birthday. Yes, Ronald Wilson Reagan was born Feb. 6, 1911, in Tampico, Ill., to Nelle and John Reagan, changing America forever and ushering a new era for this nation

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

I applaud President Bush’s recent decision to commit $1 billion to space exploration in the 21st century. However, I believe the president would be well-advised to make an equal commitment to exploration of Earth and

Temple University has a dire shortage of on-campus ATMs. There are barely 10 of them (with only five documented on the PNC Web site) and more than 20,000 students who require ATM access during their

“I’ll never let go, Jack. I’ll neeeever let goooo!” OK, fine. I’ll admit it. As Kate Winslet uttered those Oscar-winning words, I sniffled. Really, though, any girl would get Titanic-ly teary at the thought of

“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