Month: October 2005

Some movies are tough to review, and Rob McKittrick’s debut feature, Waiting, is one of them. On one hand, it would be quite easy to pan this movie. In the conventional sense, it is nowhere

One of the two classes Temple requires all students to take happens to be its most valuable: intellectual heritage I (51/91). That’s not to say IH II (52/92) isn’t important, but getting a better perspective

With Halloween fast approaching, our natural human curiosities are turning sharply toward the more morbid elements of life and we’re more frequently indulging our collective love affair with having the living crap scared out of

Ingredients for a Jazz-tini to soothe a rainy day: A little strum of guitar, a drop of sultry vocals, a dash of a swinging beat and…a silver flask? Watching jazz guitarist Joseph Federico play, you

The Temple News strives to be a newspaper of record by printing factually correct and balanced articles. Accuracy is our business, so when a mistake is made we’ll correct it as soon as possible. Anyone

The new Avenue North development project, which will comprise a multiplex movie theater, high rise apartments and shops on the southwest corner of Cecil B. Moore Avenue and North Broad Street, has garnered mixed reactions