Month: April 2003

SAN FRANCISCO – The job market for recent college graduates is as brutal as it has been in two decades, but industries poised to capitalize on the aging population and the uncertainty facing the nation

Last week, three journalists were killed by the United States military in what the State Department called a “grave mistake,” according to an April 8 New York Times article. The three deaths, one at an

The full-time working woman earns 71 cents to her male peer’s dollar. And, 26 states have no women serving in the 106th Congress. But, the fringe movement known as feminism has overshadowed these gross inequalities

While Martha Burk was on the streets of Augusta, Ga., protesting the male-only policy at Augusta National Country Club, golf great Tiger Woods was likely on the driving range, preparing for the Masters, golf’s most

Senior Deanna Radcliffe led Temple’s lacrosse team to its third straight victory in conference play with a 15-7 win over George Washington (6-6, A-10 1-4 ) last Sunday. Radcliffe scored six goals on six shots

Temple played host to the NCAA Men’s Gymnastics Championships last weekend at the Liacouras Center, but the home team failed to advance past the first day of qualifying. The top 12 teams from the nation