When construction begins this spring on a new Irish memorial dedicated to the victims of the Irish potato famine of the 1840s, it will feature a landscape design by Temple University Ambler professor Pauline Hurley-Kurtz.
While the Liacouras Walk project is no longer limping along to completion, its progress can hardly be defined as anything more than a casual stride. After months of delays, the vacant storefronts that have been
Ever find yourself watching a game show where you think you could do better than the contestants? Temple’s own Justin Bowers thought that once, put his theory to the test, and on Feb. 4 and
As a general rule, reunion tours are pretty terrible. Punk Rock reunions are the worst. It’s embarrassing to watch guys who look like your uncle play songs about teenage angst. Sure, most of these guys
This week’s CD reviews are on: >> Cornelius >> Neil Halstead >> Hoobastank >> Raul Malo >> No Doubt >> The Extra Glenns >> Huon >> Elastica Cornelius Point (Matador) The term “song writer” certainly
The unknown remains a lure to the young minds entering the realms of any science. Andrew Thomas, 19, is one student drawn to that unknown. As a biochemistry major with a possible philosophy minor in
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) – You’re still on the receiving end of energy, attention and maybe even money. You could get a better job or a new assignment. It looks like work is involved, and
Welcome back kids! Now that our month of hibernation has come to an end, it’s time to begin a new semester. With this comes the struggle to buy new books and get rid of the
There’s a new club here on campus, a club that is trying to create a social atmosphere where students can practice their Spanish conversation skills outside of the classroom. “The Spanish Club is something that
We all know the two most dreaded words in college. When paging through the syllabus on the first day of class, these two words could bring one to drop a course and pick up another.