Features

Street Sounds: Dangerous Ponies

06 April 2010 Colin Kerrigan

Eight crazy friends from South Philadelphia play in a band together called Dangerous Ponies. They’re known for their colorful clothing, crowd interaction and ability to make people have fun.
The woman behind it all, Chrissy Tashjian, started playing music as a young child.

The taste of Sweet Freedom

06 April 2010

The bakery offers safe goodies for people with food allergies, who can have their cake and eat it too.

Plays of love and revenge in Philly

06 April 2010 Max McCormack

William Shakespeare’s famous works hit the stage of Philadelphia’s theater companies.

Dynamic dR. dog

06 April 2010 Anna Hyclak

Shame, Shame, which hits stores today, showcases the band’s new grown-up style.

Temple Tweets

06 April 2010 Samantha Krotzer

It is pretty obvious most people are self-absorbed, and I am afraid Twitter has become an outlet for the arrogant. I really don’t like to preach because I want to sock it to people who tell me to do things their way. But since I am the Twitter expert, I have earned the right to say a lot of people are making a mockery of my Internet companion.

Saving the world’s children from campus

06 April 2010

Jaime Bouldin is president of Collegiate Child Sponsorship, which pools money to sponsor children around the world.

People you should KNOW

06 April 2010 Chelsea Calhoun

With a résumé that can speak for itself, Sarah Z. Salem, a senior architecture major, hardly needs an introduction: She’s a former chapter president of the American Institute of Architecture Students at Temple, former intern for Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates, an award-winning Philly-based architectural firm, and the team captain and a founding member of student-run philanthropic architecture organization Freedom By Design, which just completed its first project – an in-home ramp for a disable Navy lieutenant.