Month: September 2003

Temple University’s recent addition to unite more students through reading comes in the form of a Brown Bag Lunch book club. Born from the mind of Margaret Jerrido, Paley Library Administrator, Brown Bag Lunch’s objective

As the school year begins, AmeriCorps volunteers begin their assignments. However, due to the drastic funding cutbacks earlier this year, thousands of volunteers will not be reporting to their first day on the job. In

Ten nights ago, President George W. Bush spoke to the American public requesting an $87 billion aid package to assist ongoing military efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan. This is money that the President should not

It’s been called idiotic, unnecessary, a waste of both time and money and a right wing conspiracy. No, I am not referring to the war in Iraq, but to the recall election against California Governor

When I turned sixteen, I was devastated. Instead of running to the DMV and grabbing my driver’s license, I was included in the first wave of teenagers under a new Pennsylvania law. This safety-conscious mandate

A 12-year-old girl living in New York City was recently faced with a lawsuit for $2000 by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA), which views internet file sharing as a serious threat to it’s