The Temple News is sponsoring free advance tickets for a screening of OBSESSED is now available at The Temple News office! Come on in and pick them up! Room 243 of Student Center!
*Continue to keep an eye out for more TTN promotions!*
Temple junior Drew Magathan will be a contestant next week on Wheel of Fortune!
According to a Facebook events page:
So, I got onto Wheel of Fortune’s College Week 2009: Spring Break and my life is forever changed. I hugged Vanna White on multiple occasions, held quality banter with Pat Sajak, met some of the most incredible people from so many different colleges across the country, spent three fantastic days in Los Angeles, California, and… oh yeah, COMPETED ON WHEEL OF FORTUNE!
Magathan said on the event page he can’t divulge how he did — “(I was specifically told NOT to… BELIEVE me, I want to)” — but we’ll all find out Tuesday.
Wheel of Fortune featuring Temple student Drew Magathan
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
7:30 p.m.
ABC, Channel 6 (Temple channel 7)
Pub Webb is the new & cool bar-scene at Temple University! Located right off Cecil B Moore and a couple feet down 15th Street. Enjoy lunch, dinner, or a few drinks with friends! Not to mention, Pub Webb is hosting and always looking for hott bands in the area to perform at their upstairs stage! So, print out this coupon, come on in to Pub Webb and enjoy the bar that EVERYONE is talking about!!
PEEPS DIORAMA CONTEST!!
It’s time to win some yummy Just Born candy!! Begin emailing your Peeps diorama to Advertising@temple-news.com today!! Also, keep an eye out for The Temple News to see complete rules and prizes!!
Chris’ Jazz Cafe (Sansom Street between Broad and 15th streets) is holding a Temple night beginning at 11 p.m. this Wendesday. Show your OWL Card (Temple ID) for food and drink specials.
The event Wednesday is hosted by the Tal Shtuhl Quartet, led by the Temple music performance major on the sax.
See you there … and keep an eye out for TTN’s Music Issue, coming out next month.
Of course you do! And we have the contest that will give this to one lucky winner!
INTRODUCING THE PEEPS® DIORAMA CONTEST!
The image above was the diorama that won last year from the Washington Post! Check out the other winners below as well!
What do you have to do? Follow the instructions below to win a HUGE bag of Just Born candies such as PEEPS®, MIKE AND IKE®, HOT TAMALES® and PEANUT CHEWS® brand candies!
The winning diorama and winner will appear in the April 14th TTN issue!
The rules are simple. Check them out after the jump.
Remember the days of HTML-ing your AOL profile? There was no such thing as a witty away message, and there was an overly-active message board for the Spice Girls and Pokémon and just about anything else you were interested in. (And you know you were!)
Laugh at your old Internet-awed-self with Slate Magazine‘s tech columnist Farhad Manjoo as he takes you back to a time when we painted CSS code on cave walls.
If you like Manjoo’s piece, read his book: True Enough: Learning to Live in a Post-Fact Society. And if you haven’t had enough childhood flashbacks for one day, play this.
Temple profs are giving their insights on a movie featuring David Bowie as Andy Warhol. Drugs. Music. Art. The Village.
Combine all of the above, and you have a good time.
As part of One Film Philadelphia, the film Basquiat will be shown across Philadelphia in the coming days. On Thursday, Feb. 26, Temple’s American Studies department will host a panel discussing the movie about a Haitian/American artist who comes up from graffiti to become an international art star.
Ice skating isn’t coming back to the Bell Tower anytime soon. And time at Penn’s Landing is running out, too.
This is your last week to enjoy ice skating at the RiverRink at Penn’s Landing. Its 15th season is coming to an end on Sunday, March 1.
To date, the rink at Market Street and Columbus Boulevard has had 57,000 skaters.
For more info, check out the official Web site.
Photo courtesy gophila.com.
In case you missed it, Joaquin Phoenix made an appearance lately on David Letterman earlier this month. At least he was there physically. It is still a mystery where he was mentally. Perhaps he’s been spending too much time with crazed Phillies former catcher Darren Daulton? They seem like they’re on about the same wavelength.
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Ben Stiller had his own hilarious take at the Oscars.
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Ironic that the headline of Sunday’s Philadelphia Inquirer was “A Measure of Relief.”
Philadelphia Newspapers L.L.C., which not only owns the Inky but also the Daily News and philly.com, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection today. The company faces $390 million of debt. TTN has learned an e-mail has been sent to staff members.
The company attributes “advertising downturn, rising costs for newsprint, and the migration of readers to the Internet” as causes for the profit loss.
However, the filing will not affect the daily production of the paper. A restructuring of the organization is expected.