Month: January 2003

The bitter January air sent chills down the backs of thousands of Temple University students as they returned to the dorms after a month-long winter break. While some were only coming back to a month

That’s not my G-spot. Most women have probably had this thought shoot through their minds at least once during a sexual rendezvous, but begrudgingly bit their lip. And it wasn’t in pleasure. Conversely, most men

The United States Navy’s first African-American Master Navy Chief, Master Navy Diver and fully active Navy amputee will be visiting Temple University’s Ambler campus on Feb. 6. Carl Brashear is visiting Ambler to deliver his

United States Rep. Joseph Hoeffel (D, Pa.) voiced his concerns about the economy and the Bush administration’s proposed economic stimulus package at Temple University’s Ambler campus on Jan. 22. The audience was made up of

Temple University has joined a nationwide effort to create new routes on the information superhighway to circumvent the increasingly clogged Internet. Timothy C. O’Rourke, the University’s Vice President of Computer and Information Systems, announced over

Temple Gallery I: Poetry Labor news writer, housing organizer and poet Erica Hunt will be at Temple Gallery, 45 N. 2nd St. on Jan. 30 at 8 p.m. to read selections of her poetry. Part