Month: March 2005

Since a cold Sunday morning in 1878, the Sunday Breakfast Rescue Mission has sought to help the poor and disadvantaged of Philadelphia. The mission has since expanded far beyond its original goal of feeding people

As opening credits rolled for Diary of a Mad Black Woman, the audience was gently transported from their cranberry colored theater seats into a film that is reminiscent of a classic fairy tale. This opening

The Jacket is an all-too-conventional oddity. Too self-conscious to be truly special, the film feels like it’s always on the verge of something better than what it amounts to. It stays disappointingly grounded by self-imposed

Six days after the women’s basketball team won the Atlantic Ten Conference tournament and extended its overall win streak to 24 games, it finally learned its NCAA Tournament fate. The NCAA Selection Committee placed the

The NHL may have canceled its season, but Temple hockey fans still have plenty to cheer about. In February, the ice hockey team, a varsity club team, won its third straight Delaware Valley Collegiate Hockey

The men’s basketball team extended its streak of reaching the postseason to 22 seasons Sunday when it accepted an invitation to the National Invitational Tournament. The Owls (16-13) play tonight at Virginia Tech. The big