Law to create ‘plastic gap’
February 16, 2010 by Matthew Petrillo
Filed under News
Legislation slated to take effect Feb. 22 will make it harder for some under 21 to get credit cards.
Injured cyclist stresses bike safety
December 8, 2009 by Matthew Petrillo
Filed under News
After being hit by a car while biking, student Robert Stillwagon says he’ll keep riding as safely as possible.
SHOT! leaves questions unanswered, racial stigmas unresolved
November 22, 2009 by Matthew Petrillo
Filed under Commentary, Opinion, Web Exclusives
The story of Associate Theater Professor Kimmika Williams-Witherspoon’s play, SHOT!, captures the true accounts of local residents and takes a new approach to explain how a once magnificent community crumbled into a frightening ghetto. But the dynamic influence of the story, which is based on environmental circumstance, derives from the exploitation of prejudice through its [...]
Experts join dog-fighting panel
November 3, 2009 by Matthew Petrillo
Filed under News, Uncategorized
In light of dog fighting’s growth as a legal issue nationwide, the Student Animal Legal Defense Fund held a discussion at Beasley School of Law.
Student blogs effective but need revamping
October 13, 2009 by Matthew Petrillo
Filed under Commentary, Opinion, Web Exclusives
With such an elevated interest in social media, such as Facebook, Twitter and blogging, one’s online persona is essential to his or her real-life personality.
Coming Out Week sweeps city, Main Campus
October 6, 2009 by Matthew Petrillo
Filed under News
For the first time, Temple University will celebrate Coming Out Week. The festival happens city-wide Oct. 11 during Philly’s Coming Out Day parade.
Debate continues on city sales tax increase
October 5, 2009 by Matthew Petrillo
Filed under Commentary, Opinion
As a solution to Philadelphia’s financial woes, a necessary five-year sales tax increase has been implemented by the Nutter administration, despite objections.
Image woven into fabric of gay life
September 28, 2009 by Matthew Petrillo
Filed under Commentary, Opinion
The gay community uses physical appearance as an identification tag, as does society as a whole.
Reviving History
September 23, 2009 by Matthew Petrillo
Filed under Featured, Temple Living
TUHSSA, an undergraduate organization, has been reinstated on campus and is bringing history to life in more than one way.
‘New Voice’ raises volume
September 7, 2009 by Matthew Petrillo
Filed under Temple Living
Main Campus’ new student newspaper spotlights issues concerning Temple’s black community.
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