Month: December 2000

A little over a century ago, some parts of the country were inhabited with active, vocal and sometimes respected groups that held racist and anti-Semitic views. Though these were some of the most violent and

Adoption is a gift to couples who cannot have children of their own or for couples that choose to take in children who don’t have parents. One heated debate is the question of whether gay

No. Placing religious beliefs aside, these reasons are purely in the context of the needs of the child. Being a parent can be exciting for any family that is ready. Planning for that child is

Several new programs started this semester in the College of Liberal Arts were initiated to enrich the quality of its students’ education. The Experiential Learning Program, planned at Temple since January 2000, is one such

The Temple University Graduate Students’ Association proposed more than higher wages and better health benefits for graduate employees in its campaign to unionize. “We are asking the University to refocus on graduate and research programs,”

Next week buyback mania begins and the smell of disappointment is already beginning to fill the air. Zavelle’s bookstore, on Broad Street just south of campus, will continue offering an alternative to the long lines