Month: November 2003

According to a new study published in the Journal of Bone and Mineral Research, repetitiveness of certain work tasks can result in bone damage. Dr. Ann Barr, an associate professor of Physical Therapy at Temple

For caving into pressure to cancel his network’s recent miniseries on Ronald Reagan, CBS president Les Moonves is a coward, plain and simple. His decision to pull the miniseries from CBS and hand it over

The question of whether or not social service agencies are serving the public was answered inside a small Collingswood house last month. Unfortunately, the starvation tragedy of Bruce Jackson and his brothers has proven once

With the health care crisis in America escalating, many more people may someday have to face the hard choice of whether to eat or buy prescription medication. Already, 44 million Americans are without health insurance.

At Temple Student Government’s 11th meeting of the year, Naeem Thompson, Chairman of TSG’s Internal Operations committee, announced the unanimous decision to impeach Allocations Chairperson Jamie Shamrock after hearings. Shamrock’s failure to fulfill her duties

Just as the leaves have changed over a brisk fall season, so will Temple students’ classes in preparation for the upcoming Spring 2004 semester. Having my first taste of what Diamond Line, an automated phone