Month: October 2000

With the hope of providing treatment in mind, a staff psychologist, along with Tuttleman Counseling Services, coordinated free and anonymous depression screenings for students last week. “Long term untreated depression puts you at a higher

Last year only five of the 36 reported campus sexual harassment cases were resolved formally, and nine of the 18 reported campus sexual assault cases were resolved formally. According to a report issued in September

A panel discussion Oct. 2 raised the question, “Should there be a moratorium on capital punishment in Pennsylvania?” This question intrigued not only the panelists, but also Temple students. The Temple Issues Forum, in conjunction

Students can get USA Today, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and The New York Times free at campus newsstands sponsored by the College Readership Program. “The purpose of the program is to get students to pick up

The athletic administrative offices of Temple University welcomed a new but familiar face Tuesday, as Director of Athletics Dave O’Brien named former women’s basketball head coach Kristen Foley an assistant athletic director and senior women’s

Temple junior Eric Moore, 19, was shot in the leg outside White Hall at Broad and Diamond Streets on Main Campus around 7:45 p.m. Wednesday night. According to Temple Vice President Bill Bergman, Moore was