Month: September 2003

At its July 3 banquet in Louisville, Kentucky, the National Federation of the Blind (NFB) presented its $3,000 scholarship to Harriet Go of Philadelphia, PA, who will be a senior majoring in elementary education at

For many of you reading this, your second week of classes here at Temple has ended. In case we haven’t said it before, welcome to Temple University. Our school can reach both dizzying heights and

American Splendor is an excitingly original foray into the world of comic book movies. Though the people and situations onscreen are taken directly from Harvey Pekar’s autobiographical comic of the same name, don’t expect to

Be warned, partying personified is descending upon Philadelphia. On Thursday, September 11th, Andrew W.K. will sound the party alarm at the Theater of the Living Arts, where he and his band will bring to the

No matter how much students seem to save up over the summer their pockets always seem empty after being hit with tuition, fees and overpriced books. The beginning of every semester generally equals financial hardships,

The days of freely-given class withdrawals and endlessly repeated classes to get a GPA boost at Temple University are over. A series of new academic policies were implemented over the summer to curb abuses of