On her ambitiously paper-thin debut, Get Away From Me, Nellie McKay sings about misogyny, cosmopolitan arrogance, mundane jobs, adolescent indifference and the death of a stray kitten she rescued. This first effort is eclectic, to
Temple Student Government set plans for the rest of the school year Monday, April 19. Plans include an end-of-the-year banquet and community service activities. There will be a wrestling event May 8 at 5 p.m.
Kill Bill: Volume 2 is the sequel to, arguably, the most violent movie ever made. Volume 1, Quentin Tarantino’s conception of the ultimate feminist film, was – at its core – a movie that could
Rising sophomores now have a chance to live in Temple-sponsored off-campus housing in Center City. The Strawbridge Building, located at 811 Filbert St., was a warehouse that Philadelphia Management has renovated into an eight-story apartment
Temple University’s officers are compensated in three categories: salary, other pay and bonuses. Salary is subject to an annual raise set by President David Adamany and approved by the board of trustees. All officers received
What is a college administrator really worth? Over the past decade, salaries and corporate-style pay packages have exploded at many large public and private universities across the country. University administrators get big bonuses, salaries of
I’m convinced there is a correlation between reality TV shows and the increasing stupidity of American culture. These shows seem to be getting more ridiculous and quite far from being real. One of these shows
Last year, it seemed as if the bugging of Mayor John Street’s office was the biggest story in Philadelphia. Lurid headlines filled the pages of the Philadelphia Daily News and The Philadelphia Inquirer, TV news
Whenever I have picked up a copy of The Philadelphia Inquirer in the last year, I have consistently seen the same two types of stories. The first type usually involves the words “West Bank” or
The outsourcing of American jobs overseas, or offshoring, is a sensitive subject that pulls at the heart strings of many Americans. Most businesses see an economic recovery within sight, but are not willing to hire