Features - The Temple News

Street Sounds: Kite Party

13 April 2010 Sheila Stanton

Despite hundreds of known musical genres, Kite Party shies away from the classifications and, instead, creates an entrancing tone that is fresh and innovative.

Activism motifs in contemporary art

13 April 2010 Nicole Welk

Subhankar Banerjee, an art activist, spoke at the Tyler School of Art last Wednesday.

There is a fine line between love and obsession. I just have a big heart because when I love something, I really love it. I hold nothing back. When I can’t have what I love, I have no problem calling repetitively and using my Web-searching skills to find out what the hell is going on.

The art of out-of-the-box waxing

12 April 2010

Columnist Sarah Sanders heard some women like to get fancy when designing their bikini areas.

Drink up

12 April 2010 Michelle A Provencher

But don’t expect a goodnight kiss from dating columnist Michelle Provencher.

Lights out

12 April 2010

Libby Peck breaks up with her column in the final edition of the Pillow Talk series.

Greek excellence

12 April 2010 Kimberley Richards

The Pi Rho chapter of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. won first place in a regional contest.

Internet shatters reality and personal perceptions

06 April 2010

Steve Ciccarelli takes a look at the World Wide Web and how instant online communication is having an effect on real world communication.

Under the Radar

06 April 2010 Rebecca Bleznak

Expand your horizons this week, and check out some upcoming events in Philadelphia.

Street Sounds: Ted Leo and the Pharmacists

06 April 2010 Max Webber

Influenced by hardcore punk acts like Fugazi and modern rock groups like The Jam, Ted Leo and the Pharmacists produce songs about modern warfare (“Bomb. Repeat. Bomb.”), eating disorders (“Me and Mia”) and the demise of the third-wave ska movement (“Where Have All The Rude Boys Gone?”).