Month: November 2000

Rep. Ron Klink, the Democratic Senatorial candidate from Pittsburgh, is a relatively unknown face in eastern Pennsylvania. Running in the shadow of well-known Republican Rick Santorum, an incumbent, has not helped, but the strength driving

Imagine this scenario: There’s less than a week before Election Day and you pick up a copy of The Philadelphia Inquirer, or any local paper, even the lowly Metro. You notice that an online poll

The violent civil war in Sierra Leone is a prime example of American racism. As individuals and as a nation, we promote white interests over those of “people of color.” I’m sure that most readers

Vice President Al Gore deserves a promotion. He has the experience, insight and knowledge to fill the highest elected office in the United States. Americans should elect Gore to the presidency because he is the

Pepe Sanchez’ American Dream came true this week. The Sixers had to whittle their roster down to 15 players – 12 active and three on injured reserve — on Monday in preparation for the start

Philadelphia City Council was expected to introduce a resolution this morning that will affect Temple’s 1,100 graduate employees. TUGSA (Temple University Students’ Association) has been fighting to get recognition from Temple so that it can