4-19-11 - The Temple News

Caitlin Weigel: Grilled cheese melts into a musical, cheesy sandwich

19 April 2011 Caitlin Weigel

In light of National Grilled Cheese Month, columnist Caitlin Weigel experiments with cheese. Aside from the typical spring holidays, like the one about the rabbit and the pastel eggs, April has another major holiday working

Lacrosse clinches playoff bid

19 April 2011 Elizabeth Sim

The team defeated St. Bonaventure, 14-10, in its final home game. In its final home game of the regular season, the lacrosse team came out on top in a 14-10 win against St. Bonaventure at

Freshman is mature behind plate

19 April 2011 Connor Showalter

Freshman catcher Will Remillard has been successful with the bat and the glove. Will Remillard may be just a freshman catcher, but the quick study leads the Atlantic Ten Conference in base runners caught stealing

Versatile player juggles music, basketball

19 April 2011 Kyle Gauss

Men’s basketball freshman forward Anthony Lee is also an aspiring rapper. Like many before him, Young Polo decided to travel up North to go to college. What made the aspiring gospel rapper different from countless

Religion’s interconnectivity comes full circle in Rome

19 April 2011 Matt Flocco

Columnist Matt Flocco sums up his religious studies in Rome with “Music of the Spheres.” ROME – While chanting monks, accordion players and the Italian version of “Beauty and the Beast” I saw last week

Census data reveals significant change in racial makeup

19 April 2011 Angelo Fichera

In the last decade, the white population has exceeded the black population in the area. Over the past decade, the racial makeup of the area directly west of Main Campus has changed a significant amount,

Sanctuary sets stage for concerts

19 April 2011 Marisa Steinberg

The First Unitarian Church provides an intimate setting for concertgoers. On a Thursday night at the First Unitarian Church, the first floor resonates with the ethereal sounds of a perfectly harmonized church choir, as well

Notes From Oates

19 April 2011 Kara Savidge

Temple alumnus John Oates shares stories from his musical past. Main Campus has set the stage for the beginnings of many kinds of relationships – friendships, mentorships, romances – and for John Oates, pop superstar

Michelle Kapusta: ‘Friday’ backlash stings

19 April 2011 Michelle Kapusta

With viral videos on the rise, entertainers no longer need talent to be a pop music sensation. Remember when people had to have musicality and talent to become famous singers? Not anymore. The price of

Photography and dance unite as artists show ‘How Philly Moves’

19 April 2011 Nichole Baldino

The Mural Arts program highlights “How Philly Moves” as part of PIFA events. “How Philly Moves” is a photographic project started by Philadelphia-based photographer Jacques-Jean “JJ” Tiziou in spring of 2008 with a clear mission: