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	Win Win Movie Review By Maryline Dossou April 5, 2011 - 1:58am A movie chronicling the very brief life of a Canadian pop sensation, a horror movie about an obsessive college roommate, a skewed depiction of Beauty and the Beast starring a girl who loves taking nude photos of herself, and another Big Momma: 2011 has not yet been too good to us with the movies that have been released thus far. READ MORE
	Berry Healthy By Dana Bevilacqua April 1, 2011 - 12:40pm Fruits have always been advertised as a delicious and as a key part of a healthy diet. The most common examples people think of when they think of berries are strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries, but did you know that grapes, cherries and tomatoes are also in the berry family? Berries are one of those rare foods which are delicious, and yet extremely good for you. What could be better than a naturally sweet, low-carb, vitamin-rich food that makes a great snack, a tasty smoothie or a delicious dessert? These little super fruits have more health benefits than one might think. READ MORE
	Summer Concerts By Laura Oringer March 31, 2011 - 12:59am For a lot of people, the summer time is a time to be able to go to as many concerts as you’re economically capable of going to. For the last few years, I have been one of those people who attempt to see as many of my favorite bands, and even some that I only just started to listen too. In my opinion, live music is the best recreational pass time. The experience of seeing your favorite artist or band live creates new memories of the songs you already love, as well as creating a night full of fun memories. After concerts, you try your best to find videos posted on YouTube, just to relive the night. This summer no exception, with so many tours going on. Here’s a list of some to start talking to your friends about. ...
	Avocados: The Sexy Green Super Fruit By Melissa Straube March 25, 2011 - 9:01am Looking for ways to spice up your diet? One of the most nutritional and yummy fruits (yes it is a fruit) out there are avocados. These delectable rounds of joy are just waiting in your local produce section to be scooped up and added to your monotonous salad. Their rough textured, leather-looking skin gives off a false illusion that in no way should be judged. Inside this dark harsh skin lies a heavenly creamy and luscious center. READ MORE
	Make a Field Day out of Thrift Shopping By Desirae Holland March 25, 2011 - 8:33am It’s that time again: “out with the old and in with the new!” Spring cleaning time! With springtime creeping on us, eagerness erupts at the thought of hibernating those oversize grandma sweaters. As the sun slowly but surely breaks through the clouds, we are safe from any threat of 7 inches of snow. Since the beginning of springtime provokes changes or fresh beginnings, what better way to start fresh than with a new wardrobe? Of course we are college students and shopping for clothes is no longer a top priority since our money is focused on the many expenses that come with our education. READ MORE
	Getting Out of J & H: Where to Eat On Campus By Laura Oringer March 21, 2011 - 8:53am When going to eat your first meal at Temple University, the dining hall at Johnson and Hardwick looks huge, with an assortment of all different food to please everyone. Everything one can think of is available; a salad bar, sandwich bar, tacos, pizza, vegetarian options, international options, and the ‘balanced way’ options which provide a more balanced choice for those who wish to have their meal proportioned correctly with the right foods. However, the excitement of having a better cafeteria then in high school eventually wares off, and when looking for something to eat, no matter the choices, none seem as appealing as they were in those first few weeks. READ MORE
	Stay Well (On a Sick Campus) By Christie Francis March 21, 2011 - 1:40am It’s that time of year again. The time of year when everyone tries to sit as far away from the person who is coughing into their hands or is sniffling incessantly during class. It’s inevitable; we get sick. However, there are ways to protect your self from the abundant germs and sicknesses we find ourselves facing every day. READ MORE
	How to Survive an All-Nighter at the TECH By Ashleigh Gray March 18, 2011 - 8:32am Professors are already handing out midterm exams and Spring Break is already a thing a thing of the past and before you know it'll be time for finals. Long, tiresome nights at the TECH Center are almost inevitable but these tips can help get you through them. Here are your essentials. 1.Drown out distractions Make sure to have a good pair of headphones on hand. You don’t want to be stuck hearing the guy next to you crunch on his bag of chips. You also probably don’t want to listen to the TECH speakers blast the infamous pre-recorded voice asking you to limit cell phone use to the lobby area and refrain from eating in the computer labs. READ MORE
	Home Sweet Home: Make the Best of Spring Break! By Melissa Straube March 18, 2011 - 1:29am The countdown is over, finally! Kiss midterms goodbye and bring on the relaxation. Spring break has sprung! If your funds were just not there this year and you have failed to plan that amazing trip to Cancun for the week, have no fear. There is still plenty of fun to be had and memories to be made while spending time at home. READ MORE
	Sustainable Spring Fashions By Jessica Lopez March 17, 2011 - 8:27am It might be hard to imagine, considering we got snow again, but spring is right around the corner. Walking through the mall, store fronts are filled with sundresses, sandals, and t-shirts. Even in my large, wool, winter pea coat, I couldn’t help but browse through all the spring arrivals. This spring, you may want to consider buying some organic and sustainable clothing. Imagine the satisfaction of looking fabulous in natural and sustainable fashions! READ MORE