Month: April 2005

“People are different underneath, like bad different,” says young Heidi at a smoky club toward the beginning of the film Somersault. That is exactly what she experiences throughout the film, as she uses her good

In German director Hans Weingartner’s The Edukators, the audience is taken back to the protest days of the ’60s, when three young political activists decide it is time to be part of the solution instead

With the recent box office and critical success of neo-noir films like Kill Bill and Sin City, a new audience is gradually being introduced to a style of filmmaking that, while sure to be controversial,

Despite all that Philly has to offer, it sometimes receives a bad rap. While touring the outskirts of Temple’s Main campus, Philadelphia might seem like an impoverished ghetto with years of cleaning needed. But although

During the late 1970s, student disc jockeys controlled the airwaves in a somewhat chaotic format at Temple radio station WRTI (90.1 FM). With the station now taking a more professional approach, five alumni agreed taking