In the country’s sixth-largest city, there are a lot of places to shop. And unfortunately, when I first moved to Philadelphia, I wasted a lot of time in stores that were distasteful, overpriced
and devoid of anything resembling decent fashion.
On the bright side, after years of perusing through racks at dozens of stores in Center City [...]

Temple tried something Saturday night.
Students were treated to a free performance by comedian Tracy Morgan. Of course, having free concerts and shows to give students something to do other than drinking is regular fare at most campuses. It didn’t go so well here.
After starting 40 minutes later than scheduled, Tracy Morgan received a warm welcome [...]

Aug. 20
Parkinson Pavilion, 9th Fl.
Employee reported an unknown person used a marker to write graffiti on walls in a bathroom between Aug. 17 and Aug. 20.
ACC, 3rd Floor
Employee reported receiving a harassing telephone call from a known female. Private Criminal Complaint advised.
Parkinson Pavilion, Room 748
Employee reported an unknown person removed a Dell PDA from his [...]

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Kaddish Poznan is a failure, an utter, complete miserable failure. But he is also a determined failure, a proud failure, and above all else, a lovable failure. He has already suffered through years of failure, and is ready to suffer through years more; he is a tenacious failure.
He is, in fact, any and every kind [...]

The circulation desk at the Tuttleman Learning Center reports that you have an outstanding balance of $15. He goes over the policy, stating that you are unable to take out any more books until your fee has been cleared. This can’t be right.
You definitely returned those books you used for your anthropology paper months ago. [...]

After graduating in 2004, Theo Maes headed back to Illinois to teach recreational gymnastics and work with the men’s and women’s club teams at Northwestern
University in Evanston. It was an e-mail from his old coach Fred Turoff that brought Maes back to Temple.
Turoff told Maes that Tom Gibbs, the men’s gymnastics assistant coach for nine [...]

Finals week is upon us and the student body is in rare form. Students are dusting off $80 textbooks they haven’t used all year and are attempting to teach themselves an entire semester’s worth of material in a few short days. Instead of being filled with cheap liquor and bad decisions, Friday and Saturday nights [...]

It’s becoming increasingly harder to remain a day tripper with the sound of some music festivals in the distance. It’s also becoming harder to distinguish some of them from an uninhibited form of summer camp.
Meeting new people, loving the headliners, falling for new artists, camping out and just having a wild time are parts of [...]

The NCAA placed Temple Athletics on two-year probation Thursday in response to major and secondary violations most notably involving allegations of fraud in the men’s tennis program.
The men’s tennis program also received a one-year ban from postseason competition, which includes participating in the Atlantic Ten Conference tournament. All other athletic programs will remain eligible for [...]