Month: February 2003

Some Pennsylvania legislators are threatening to cut off funds to Temple University after administrators and union officials representing campus employees worked out a deal to provide the unions with health insurance benefits for domestic partners.

Like most sequels, the second installment of the U.S. Patriot Act is worse than the original. While the Patriot Act greatly broadened the government’s powers to spy on Americans, Patriot II comes the closest to

Students say that problems plague Temple’s shuttle system and the University says there isn’t enough funding to fix it. Temple University students are not satisfied with the overall quality of shuttle services provided by the

Temple University’s Psychological Services Center (PSC) is working to find ways to help people with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) function better in a university environment. The program uses a combination of group and individual

The fate of a Temple University fraternity is uncertain after a police raid last Thursday that resulted in hundreds of citations for underage drinking. Between 20 and 25 police officers entered the Pi Lambda Phi

A number of new computer services coming to Temple University over the next several months were discussed at the Temple Student Government meeting on Feb. 24. Associate Vice President of Academic Computer Services Sheri Stahler