Student dies in Virginia crash
February 27, 2010 by Morgan A. Zalot
Filed under Articles, Featured, News, Web Exclusives
One Temple student is dead and others are injured after a crash on a Virginia highway around 2:30 a.m.
Kammini “Mini” Ragoopath, 21, a sophomore kinesiology major and member of the Bhangra dance team, and fellow team members were en route to a competition in Durham, N.C. when the “fatigued” driver of their van lost control [...]
Repeat?
October 27, 2009 by Morgan A. Zalot
Filed under Featured, News
As the Phillies head to their second World Series appearance in as many years, Temple and Philadelphia Police announce a zero-tolerance policy.
Fraternity hosts “These Hands Don’t Hurt” event to rally support, charity
September 14, 2009 by Morgan A. Zalot
Filed under Articles, News, Web Exclusives
With recent attacks against Temple students, These Hands Don’t Hurt was a welcomed charity at the Bell Tower. The brothers of Alpha Kappa Lambda hosted the event between spurts of rainy and windy weather last week.
“These Hands Don’t Hurt is our national philanthropy for all of the Alpha Kappa Lambda chapters. We do this every [...]
Police adopt new, simpler crime report
April 7, 2009 by Morgan A. Zalot
Filed under Crime Report, News
The Temple News will no longer run its normal “Crime Report,” as Campus Safety Services changed the format to comply with Clery Act guidelines.
Campus Safety Services recently made the switch to a differently formatted daily crime log. Executive Director Carl Bittenbender said the change was made to better comply with college crime report regulations set [...]
Broken Home
April 7, 2009 by Morgan A. Zalot
Filed under Featured, News
Patricia Dullek returned to her home near campus only to find that it had been condemned by L&I and looted.
Med school isn’t shrinking
March 24, 2009 by Morgan A. Zalot
Filed under Commentary, Opinion
There are complaints that the new Temple medical school building is hurting the neighborhood. The concerns should be addressed, but the building can’t be torn down.
Dean issues warning about violence in Mexico
March 5, 2009 by Morgan A. Zalot
Filed under Articles, News, Web Exclusives
Dean of Students Ainsley Carry issued a warning Monday to the student body about the potential dangers they could encounter traveling to Mexico this Spring Break.
Arabic dept. sees rise in interest
March 3, 2009 by Morgan A. Zalot
Filed under News, Research
In the current world climate, Arabic is becoming an increasingly popular language to study among university students.
City abuse leave should be statewide
February 10, 2009 by Morgan A. Zalot
Filed under Commentary, Opinion
City Council approved up to eight weeks of unpaid leave for victims of domestic abuse. This law sets an admirable precedent.
Atheists are not alone in Philadelphia
January 20, 2009 by Morgan A. Zalot
Filed under Commentary, Opinion
Local atheists make their case through billboard advertising.
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