Month: October 2004

While the sequels Superman 2, Shrek 2 and The Bourne Supremacy have dominated this year’s summer box offices, the film which caught the most attention was Fahrenheit 9/11, the latest from liberal filmmaker Michael Moore.

It’s no easy role being a pedestrian on the streets of Philadelphia; especially when you’re a Temple student having to constantly cross them to get to classes. The fast-paced archetype of city life creates a

Step aside Smarty Jones: Bush and Kerry have stolen the spotlight. What you might have thought was a presidential election is really a political horse race hosted by the media. Voters can put their money

If only it was as simple as an apple a day. If putting off a visit to health services indefinitely was as simple as coughing up a dollar at the Student Center for one of

Over the next three weeks, an epic contest will be playing out across the country. No, not the baseball playoffs. And not the latest exploits of Donald Trump’s merry band of bottom-feeding “apprentices.” For those

Judging for the Fox School of Business’s Idea Competition took place Wednesday afternoon in Speakman Hall. The winners will be announced at an awards ceremony on October 13th. 150 students, both graduates and undergraduates, from