October 2014

Leaving Your Comfort Zone

We all have our unique comfort zones.  Some things come easy to certain people, while other things are stressful.  As an intern at Allied Integrated Marketing, a main responsibility I have is contacting local businesses to see if they are…

Made to Stick Book Review by Michelle Bouh

“Made to Stick” by Chip and Dan Heath discusses what makes good ideas flourish, what qualities bad ideas lack, as well as what qualities good ideas have in common that makes them sticky. According to the two brothers, good ideas…

Don’t Let The Report Discourage You

This fall, I am fortunate enough to be interning in the public affairs department at CBS3 Philly. At first, I was extremely nervous because I had no idea what to expect, and the idea of working for one of the…

Make Things Happen

For all underclassmen who still haven’t found an internship, do not fret. It will all fall into place. As a freshman, one of the first things I did was join TAC (Temple Ad Club). It was enlightening, getting to hear…

Small Businesses in the Big City

How does a small business fit into the big city world? This is a question I asked myself for a while. Being from the suburbs, I have always been caught in between the corporate world and the small business world,…

Drunk Tank Pink Book Review

This is a review of Adam Alter’s Drunk Tank Pink. It sections the book off into three main parts, the world within us, the world between us, and the world around us. I go over some of the content in…

Rapture, Blister, Burn at the Wilma Theater

Pictured above is a photo of a play about feminism, slasher films and relationships. As October 8th approaches, so does the Wilma Theater’s first performance of Gina Gionfriddo’s Pulitzer Prize-nominated play, Rapture, Blister, Burn. I only have been at the Wilma…

Great Expectations at Temple News

I have gained so much knowledge about how to go about selling with the Temple News. This experience is everything I thought it be would be, and more.  This experience helped me to put my pride to the side, get…