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People you should KNOW

20 October 2009 Greg Trainor

The Temple News: What made you come to Temple? Jason Bowie: Well honestly, when you’re looking for a job, you’re not really going to say “no” to anywhere, and when it comes to picking schools,

Brighton beaches provide a ‘London-by-the-sea’ getaway

20 October 2009

Columnist Natasha Shapiro left the hustle and bustle of London city for a vacation on the Brighton Pier, where she also visited the Royal Pavilion.

A cut above the rest

20 October 2009

A salon located on the outskirts of Main Campus attracts both community members and students.

Nostalgia taints American taste buds abroad

20 October 2009

While Italian breakfasts of pancetta and cappuccino might sound luxurious, American visitors may still get homesick for greasy bacon.

Diversity stems from taboo topics

20 October 2009

In her column about unconventional intoxication methods, Sarah Sanders sparked conversations on the Web. This week, she’s addressing and questioning the controversy.

Caffeine nation

20 October 2009

History professor Bryant Simon traveled to more than 400 Starbucks locations to uncover what the coffee giant says about our society.

Cirque du Soleil dazzles Liacouras Center crowd

19 October 2009 Brogan King

A global phenomenon, Cirque du Soleil goes beyond the idea of a circus, incorportating elements that stimulate the senses in a mystifying show.

The Boss in Jersey: a concert pilgrimage

19 October 2009

There’s something about seeing Bruce Springsteen in his home state, or perhaps Jersey just has a hero love affair.

Revisited play project a profound tribute

19 October 2009

“The Laramie Project: Ten Years Later” called to mind a tragic Wyoming murder on its 11th anniversary.

Where the Filed things are

19 October 2009 Rosella Eleanor LaFevre

With the recent movie release of Maurice Sendak’s children’s classic, the Rosenbach Museum explores the beginnings of a phenomenon.