Campus artists create more than visual work
March 30, 2010 by Nicole Welk
Filed under Art, Columns, Music
The Temple Orchestra’s performance of “Ansel Adams: America” led this A&E columnist to wonder whether music influences art or vice versa.
Kicking to Cologne
March 30, 2010 by Stephen Rose
Filed under Featured, Philadelphia, Play
Nonprofit amateur adult league the Philadelphia Falcons is heading to the Gay Games in Cologne, Germany this summer to play some soccer.
Temple Tweets
March 29, 2010 by Samantha Krotzer
Filed under People
Summer is on the horizon, yet still out of reach, and the usual tension of registering for classes is putting most students on edge.
People you should KNOW
March 29, 2010 by Kenny Thapoung
Filed under Living
Maryland-raised Melanie Martin is a natural city girl. Beginning her college career as a shy freshman who hardly went out on the weekends, Martin has matured into her senior year. A communications major, Martin hosts the show “Fabulously Focused” on Temple’s WHIP and has recently created her own Web site based on the show.
Not-so-delicious dinner-table dishes
March 29, 2010 by Sarah Sanders
Filed under Columns, Trends
Columnist Sarah Sanders dissects some dinner-time favorites and looks at all the pesticides and eco-detrimental factors of each table dressing.
Ins and outs of advising
March 29, 2010 by Ashley Nguyen
Filed under Living
In the second and final part of a series, The Temple News examines the working parts of advising.
Harboring hate
March 29, 2010 by Angelo Williams
Filed under Events, Featured
When the Westboro Baptist Church leaves Main Campus, homophobic ideologies at Temple will remain.
TTN Slideshow: Philadelphia Tattoo Arts Convention, March 26-28 2010
March 29, 2010 by Walbert Young
Filed under Slideshows, Web Exclusives
The weekend-long Philadelphia Tattoo Arts Convention happened at the Sheraton City Center Hotel from March 26-28 and featured tattoo artists and sideshow acts from across the nation. Slideshow by TTN Assistant Photo Editor Walbert Young.
Beyond the bickering, health care benefits
March 29, 2010 by Ashley Nguyen
Filed under Featured, Opinion
Amir Mu-el lives just three blocks from his place of employment: Temple. Mu-el works night shifts for the facilities department, where he has worked for the past seven years and therefore been insured by Blue Cross Blue Shield. But now that the health care bill has passed, his 21-year-old daughter will be able to stay under his plan for five more years.
For guidance, seek and you will find
March 29, 2010 by Lauren Hertzler
Filed under Commentary
Lauren Hertzler gave advising a second try after a poor group experience.
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