February, 2010 - The Temple News

The namesake of the Jack Wolgin International Competition in the Fine Arts died Jan. 27.

Inspired by a UPenn group, a coalition for strong women is emerging at Temple.

Legislation slated to take effect Feb. 22 will make it harder for some under 21 to get credit cards.

Kurt Vile’s ethereal brand of psychedelic folk rock is, quite obviously, not easy to describe.

Summer Beckley goes to church to find out why the rest of Philadelphia is missing out on this gem.

Ciccarelli asks readers if they “remember their first beer.” Then he tells them why do they do.

Laurel Hill Cemetery shared eternal love stories from the grave in “‘Til Death Do Us Part.”

Elizabeth Gilbert comes to lead a workshop based on her novel.

Giant Mind and local bands gather to perform a benefit concert for the disaster victims in Haiti.

Back on my Feet, a homeless advocacy agency, is partnering with the women’s soccer team at Temple to promote self-sufficiency through running.