Month: October 2004

Raise your hand if you hate Blackboard. I know I do. Between glitches and misuse by faculty members, Blackboard, the so-called next step in technology, has become a hellish nightmare. Blackboard Inc. software is used

How do you go from a movie so awful that it induced fans to print up T-shirts proclaiming “I Survived Gigli,” and get worse? Ben Affleck answered that question last week, bringing the putrid Surviving

The Vote or Die campaign is impartial? Please. Sean ‘P. Diddy’ Combs, a rap artist and fashion mogul, brought his supposedly non-partisan Vote or Die tour to a couple thousand in attendance at McGonigle Hall

It’s been about five months since I left my apartment in the south wing on the fourth floor of “1300.” How I long to be there again. If you haven’t already guessed, living off campus

When Yhonny Murray was introduced to the game of tennis, he was an 8-year-old ball boy at a vacation resort in the Dominican Republic. That was 1989. Fifteen years later, Murray’s days as a ball

When registering to vote this year, students were encouraged to align themselves as conservative, liberal, or none of the above. But recently, voter involvement drives have taken a turn for the partisan – and Temple