Columns - The Temple News

Stairiker finds the simple structure of Mumford & Sons and Lumineers music boring.

Tighe discusses EA’s flubs in light of the recent resignation of its CEO.

Rodriguez reflects on the impact his parents’ separation has had throughout the past two years.

Anker continues her look into the politics of casting in the theater world.

Montgomery urges Facebook users to reflect on their online image.

Carr urges women to stop judging one another for using their sexuality.

Scott shares his love of dive bar culture in Philadelphia.

Kirk explores the idea of wishing for a superpower.

Cranney lists his favorite Tiny Desk Concerts.

Habtamu argues that National Financial Literacy Month is the perfect time for students to learn to manage their money.