Month: April 2006

For the past 10 years, Philadelphia’s hip-hop scene has been blessed by its presence. This Philly hip-hop staple has become known as one of the top outlets of expression for heads across the city. The

The impoverished college student is nearly as stereotypical as the starving artist. Neither is expected to tip well or live in posh surroundings, but both are likely to shell out top dollar for necessary supplies.

The history of cinema has frequently been seen as an art of duality. Is it a documentary or fiction? Realistic or expressive? Drama or comedy? Unfortunately, many films have become formulaic, refusing to challenge convention

A copy of the men’s basketball team’s 2005-06 media guide sat on new coach Fran Dunphy’s desk last week. Its cover features pictures of various players and coaches from Temple’s storied history under a headline

The Northeast region has been a breeding ground for lacrosse since its earliest days of existence at the college level. Today the sport is the fastest growing on all levels – youth, high school, college

Sophomore jumper Themba Ntini had to leap across continents to join the track and field team last spring. Ntini, a native of Johannesburg, South Africa, said the opportunity to improve as an athlete was one