Year: 2002

Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service The following editorial appeared in the San Jose Mercury News on Thursday, April 18, 2002. The Internet has opened up a new universe of radio, unbound by limits of signals and

Another Earth Day just passed on April 22. Local PBS station WHYY filled their weekend airwaves with environment-related programming. Some people celebrated by running in a 5k fundraiser along West River Drive, some made resolutions,

The Temple University Graduate Student Association voted overwhelmingly on April 17 and 18 in favor of the new four-year contract settlement that was negotiated between the union and Temple’s administration. Union organizer Rob Callahan said

The annual scramble to gain on-campus housing has recently left about 500 eligible students without a place on campus to live next year, but there are still several options available to these students. To start,

Temple’s expansion and development plans were discussed by President David Adamany at Monday’s Temple Student Government Meeting. Adamany, along with new vice president for student affairs Theresa Powell, attended Monday’s meeting. Adamany introduced Powell to

An ideologically diverse group of educators and an Israeli diplomat gave their views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in a debate last Thursday. The debaters included Nimrod Barkan, a strategic adviser to Israel’s foreign ministry; Mahmoud