Month: March 2001

Crime of the WeekBriefcase thief 10:50 a.m. Feb. 27 An employee’s black briefcase containing a wallet, cellphone, keys, and personal papers was taken from Beasley 815 between 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. Burning desire to learn

Boycott, an HBO original movie, based on the book “Daybreak of Freedom: The Montgomery Bus Boycott,” edited by Stewart Burns, captures a pivotal episode in American history. Directed by Clark Johnson, this movie illustrates the

Temple Police and the university have spent nearly a week trying to negotiated a contract that will work for either sides, but the previous contract expired Wednesday, February 28 at midnight with no end in

The first few steps inside Egypt nightclub on Delaware Avenue are, on most Friday nights, a little disorienting. You pay the cover at the door, then walk past a security guard. Next, you fumble around

Dorothy Dandridge, Cab Calloway and Paul Robeson were each symbols of black cinema. Each depicted stages in black filmmaking before 1959, a time when stereotypes of minorities were unchecked. “There was a serious film industry

TEMPLE OWLS OUSTED FROM BIG EAST Temple will soon be looking for a new football conference after being informed it is no longer wanted in the Big East. Senior associate commissioner Thomas P. McElroy told