Month: February 2003

A case in Illinois may decide just how much freedom students have on college campuses. At issue is whether college administrators at Governors State University can limit student expression by previewing and censoring student publications.

Expanded overnight shuttle services were announced at the Temple Student Government Meeting on Feb. 10. TSG also kicked off Respect Week by signing pledges at Monday’s General Assembly meeting. Dean of Students James Fitzsimmons asked

A Temple University initiative is reaching out to Pennsylvania public schools with a program designed to increase student performance and create a stronger learning environment. The Community for Learning program is a non-profit, U.S. Department

2/7, 2:02 a.m. 1400 Cecil B. Moore Ave. Campus police arrested a former student for disorderly conduct after he refused to stop screaming and shouting, drawing a crowd from the Draught Horse. 2/7, 11:40 p.m.

Feb. 13 Celebration of African American Love, 7:30-9:30 p.m., Student Center, room 302. Come hear traditional and contemporary thoughts on African-American men and women in relationships. Free admission. Feb. 14 Def Poets, 8 p.m., McGonigle

A Temple University expert in laser technology has turned his skills to the field of homeland defense. Robert Levis heads the University’s Center for Advanced Photonics Research, where he is working with a grant from