Year: 2001

Temple students had an opportunity to reflect on the controversial 2000 presidential election last Thursday, with a visit from Florida Supreme Court Justice Peggy Quince. The event gathered students and the public in Temple University

TEMPLE SPONSORS INTERCOLLEGIATE DANCE“Dance Your Queer Ass Off,” an event sponsored by both Temple University’s LAMBDA Alliance and University of Pennsylvania’s Queer Student Alliance will be held this Friday, March 23. The dance features music

Sex and drugs have always gone hand in proverbial hand with rock music since the 1980s, when big hair and ripped jeans were considered fashionably chic. Since then, heavy metal has been replaced in the

Officially, on Nov. 12, 1974, a phenomenon entered the music wave in the Bronx, N.Y., created by Grand Master Flash and the Furious Five. In the early years of the culture, the movement was untitled

Last week’s Editorial on SATsDear Editor: I found the unsigned editorial on the SATs interesting. Whoever wrote it appears to believe that this discussion has only one side and knows nothing about the history of

In our grandparents’ times, life was simpler. This may seem perplexing, especially considering that in those days there was no Internet. Televisions with their cumbersome antennas were not nearly as high tech as the ones