Month: October 2003

October 15 marked the return of the Jagermeister Music Tour to Philadelphia. The sold out Electric Factory was packed with metal heads waiting to see Slayer and Hatebreed, possibly the two biggest bands in American

Every few years, Temple University evaluates its major policies. Currently, the Faculty Senate, the governing body of Temple’s faculty, is “in the final stages of reviewing the Temple Core curriculum,” according to Dr. William Nathan,

Recent statistics from the Labor Department indicate economic growth in September, the first month since January employment figures rose. For Temple students planning to graduate this spring, or those who want to get a head

Temple University’s Entrepreneurial Student Association has teamed up with Lexon Technologies to give a helping hand to Lexon’s H.E.L.P. Campaign. Humanitarian Elimination of Landmines Project is a campaign brought to college campuses to raise awareness

New Brunswick, N.J. (KRT)-It was around 3:30 a.m. Sunday when Renee Wymbs says she and four girlfriends got into a shoving match with seven drunken boys, who taunted them and exposed themselves as the girls

Every electoral campaign is accompanied by inevitable bouts with finance reform. The issue of soft money has plagued presidential elections, the current race for mayor of Philadelphia and the largely publicized Arnold Schwarzenegger campaign in