Month: April 2002

College graduates may be well-versed in the intricacies of their majors, but the everyday aspects of life — such as signing leases, making credit card payments and even ordering wine — may prove to be

Temple University Ambler and Community 2000 will co-sponsor an Earth Day symposium to discuss the problems associated with traffic congestion in the suburbs. The April 22 symposium, titled “Suburban Traffic Congestion: Old Problems and New

Bob Stevenson has taken on a new project to revitalize his old neighborhood of North Philadelphia and his efforts may become a boon for Temple students. About a year and half ago, Stevenson created a

The sunny Spring Fling festivities of Tuesday, April 16 included token bits of wisdom, especially from a stand with a sign that read “Advising Help, 5 cents,” in the fashion of the Peanuts comic strip.

Alex Kamps greets students and faculty with an infamous smile while working as a custodian in Annenberg and Tomlinson Theater from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. every weekday. “Even when I am groggy and tired

Say goodbye to Justin Vitiello. At semester’s end, the professor of Italian packs up for a two-year term at Temple Rome for the third, and possibly final, time. “I’ve pushed my lazy self to be