Bra burning aside, today’s women must relight feminist match
February 22, 2010 by Maria Zankey
Filed under Commentary
The less vocal, third wave of feminism works to ensure U.S. women have access to proper care.
Diamonds in the rough
February 16, 2010 by Maria Zankey
Filed under Featured, Sports
Despite a lack of official athletic status, the Diamond Gems dance team finished in fourth place at Nationals.
Bringing PhilaLive
January 18, 2010 by Maria Zankey
Filed under Events, Featured, Temple Living
The team that spearheaded the Temple-based performing arts event are injecting some community activism into the show. PhilaLive takes place Feb. 4 in the Underground at 8 p.m. for a $7 cover.
HIV/AIDS ignorance is an epidemic in itself
December 7, 2009 by Maria Zankey
Filed under Commentary, Opinion
The misconception that gays contract HIV/AIDS more often than heterosexuals still exists in today’s society, regardless of published statistics and research that clearly state that this is not the case.
Translating Gender
October 5, 2009 by Maria Zankey
Filed under Featured, Temple Living
Since last year’s merge with TransAction Student Network, Queer Student Union has expanded both its membership and diversity. Still, some issues in the transgender community are beyond reach of a student organization.
Fatebook: Cyber and real lives collide
September 22, 2009 by Maria Zankey
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Theater
“Awaiting friend confirmation.”
That string of time between the moment “Add as friend” is clicked and the accepted friend request notification is received can hold an unnerving, though sometimes unnoticed, weight. Contrary to the reality of face-to-face contact, the world of social networking creates a black and white contrast, where relationships either are or aren’t.
Facebook’s mission [...]
Reps. vote in favor of state funding
September 2, 2009 by Maria Zankey
Filed under News
After Rep. John Taylor’s threats to cut millions in appropriations to Temple, legislators vote to renew 2009 money.
Pressure Point will fizzle without community
May 5, 2009 by Maria Zankey
Filed under Commentary, Opinion
A new anti-crime program by the Philadelphia Police Department has shown initial success but will fail without community support, which police say is crucial.
Despite low turnout, Queer Café a hit
April 25, 2009 by Maria Zankey
Filed under Articles, Featured, News, Web Exclusives
This semester’s Queer Café event, arranged by the Queer Student Union to bring members of Temple’s LGBTQI community together, hosted about 40 students last week. QSU President Keith Davis said scheduling issues contributed to the lower-than-usual turnout.
Towers to squeeze in more students
April 7, 2009 by Maria Zankey
Filed under News
Housing officials informed a group of students signed up to live in Temple Towers they will be getting extra roommates.
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