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HandMeg hand sews inexpensive pouch

07 November 2011 Meghan White

Columnist Meghan White tries her hand at a sewing project, and uses felt to make a small pouch. I’ve never been one for pattern making, or even using patterns for that matter. In eighth grade

Festival brings Asian filmmakers to Philly

07 November 2011 Alexandra Olivier

The Asian Film Festival brought niche films to a broader audience, including “I Am” produced by alumna Sonali Gutali. Philadelphia is home to a variety of great events like the auto show, the International Flower

Lifelong learning takes musical form

07 November 2011 Nicole Welk

Children learn fundamental life lessons through music programs offered by Boyer School of Music at the Center City Campus. On Saturday mornings, when some students are sleeping in after a full week of classes, Temple

TTN Video: Students Discuss Style Inspiration

01 November 2011 The Temple News

by Saba Aregai

College-friendly deals prompt a night in the city

31 October 2011 John Corrigan

The Kimmel Center’s STIX program, among others, makes theater more accessibile for students. Although some would say the best perk Temple offers is the surrounding cultural epicenter of Philadelphia, the paradox remains that college students

Street sounds

31 October 2011 Lucas Ballasy

Introducing Mat Kearney Singer/songwriter Mat Kearney, yes that’s Mat with one “T,” originally from Oregon, has spent most of his career living in Nashville, Tenn. Whether it is TV shows like “Grey’s Anatomy,” “Friday Night

Under the radar

31 October 2011 Shauna Bannan

Taste of Philly Food Tour / Nov. 5 / 10 a.m. / $15.95 / Reading Terminal Market – 12th and Filbert streets / tasteofphillyfoodtour.com Loosen those belt buckles and join this tasty tour at the

First Friday Preview

31 October 2011 Alexandra Olivier

The Locks Gallery in Washington Square displays the work of artist Pat Steir, inspired by nature, at November’s First Friday exhibition. Art has the ability to embody a story that can be so graphic and

Coldplay takes jock-jams approach on new single

31 October 2011 Kevin Stairiker

Columnist Kevin Stairiker says Coldplay’s new single is anything but “wussy rock.” Contrary to popular belief, Coldplay is a pretty interesting band. It’s downright astounding that a band so reviled by large groups of people

Urinetown

31 October 2011 Rachel McDevitt

Temple theater’s production of “Urinetown” highlights issues of sustainability. In Tomlinson Theater, two rolls of toilet paper hang from a display board. At first they may seem like playful decorations, emphasizing the almost crude name