Month: February 2006

After years of going out of my way to avoid it, I recently found myself watching CNN. Turmoil in the Middle East appeared to be reaching unprecedented heights. High-level U.S. officials were being accused and

It fueled the righteous anger of many nations, left at least six people dead and more than a dozen others wounded. It saw buildings go up in flames, protests around the world, and the West

Having the right people behind a movie can make all the difference. James Wong’s Final Destination was a deft, fun new twist on the horror film genre that did exactly what it set out to

During the 2004 presidential election there was a lot of focus on increasing voter turnout, but voting is the absolute minimum a person can do and still be an active citizen. The real area in

Vice President of Academic Affairs Ryan Phelan has steadily worked toward enhancing student life since the start of the academic year. Now, he is putting the same effort into improving the Temple community. Phelan announced

Say goodbye to the free music revolution. With courts across the country cracking down on illegal file-sharing, even former download rebel Napster requires a nominal fee. Everyone, including the down-on-his-luck college student, needs to cough