Month: October 2004

TEMPLE NEWS POLARIZES STUDENTS WITH ARTICLE THAT MISSES THE POINT Leah Blewett’s article with the headline “Filmmaker Michael Moore polarizes students with ‘Slacker Uprising’” reads like a partisan article in favor of Republican activists. I

Using the dance lessons from his Golden Globe and SAG-Award Winning role as Billy Flynn in Chicago, Richard Gere quick-steps his way back onto movie screens in Shall We Dance? This time, instead of updating

Saves the Day, along with Trouble Everyday and This Radiant Boy, rocked Philly during “Concerts for Change.” This was the fourth show in Philadelphia that carried the motto, “Rock to Support Kerry-Edwards.” All the profits

Three years ago it became official. The Owls were nixed from the Big East Conference, due to poor play and a lack of quality facilities. In the Owls place are the Connecticut Huskies who will

A city within a city, Eastern State Penitentiary is separated from the rest of Philadelphia by concrete walls 30 feet tall and eight feet thick. The penitentiary is situated among row houses and restaurants; a

One thing that prospective students and their parents are always told during Temple information sessions and campus tours is that “the sun never sets on Temple’s campus.” Although no one can deny the glowing radiance