Month: October 2004

Philadelphia has a rich tradition in the arts, from the theaters lining South Broad Street to the history contained within the walls of the famed Philadelphia Museum of Art. What many Philadelphians may not realize

The inaugural session of a new lecture series on campus kicked off Wednesday afternoon with journalist turned novelist Jonathan Greenberg, author of America 2014: An Orwellian Tale. During a visit to Annenberg Hall with an

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

This is it, the point of no return. Tepid responses about “the lesser of two evils” or overwrought partisanship have become irrelevant. The political theater at large has been reduced to nothing more than a

It’s safe to say students who support George W. Bush wouldn’t contribute to an event supporting Sen. John Kerry. But that’s what many of them did when anywhere from $7,000 to $12,000 in University funds

Elliott Smith From a Basement on the Hill (Anti) Last Tuesday, the late singer-songwriter Elliott Smith’s final CD, From a Basement on the Hill, was released. Although the Los Angeles Police department listed his death