Year: 2004

Noah Potvin’s article on “reverse racism” is biased. It is almost funny how he tried to hide his bias by advocating his support for affirmative action. How is it not logical to have Temple’s black

I teach a course entitled Hip Hop 101 at Temple University/PASCEP and recently featured KRS-One as a guest speaker in the Anderson Hall Auditorium. He has agreed to return to Temple University on May 13

Episode III of Star Wars won’t hit theaters until May 2005, but that won’t stop the millions of Americans who rely on the movies to make their summers more enjoyable. This summer’s box office season

In 1985, John Cusack was a young hearthrob, the Russians were our enemies and nerds were not yet the new cool kids. In Better Off Dead, Cusack plays Lane, Myer, an eccentric guy who loses

Man on Fire, the newest in a recent string of revenge-themed films, Denzel Washington is at his best as he commands his role and the picture. But contrary to its competitors, Man on Fire delivers

Vegetarian? Vegan? Tired of eating french fries while your friends enjoy full meals in Center City? Sunwishes, a new “health supportive” restaurant a few blocks from Rittenhouse Square, is there for you. Every item is