Month: November 2003

The dean of Temple University’s College of Science and Technology has stepped down to pursue research in the School of Medicine. Dr. Chris D. Platsoucas, Dean of CST since its break from the College of

Most American students don’t often question the economic system they live in. But after reading British author Robert Tressell’s “The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists,” however, students in English Ph.D candidate Jeffrey Hibbert’s Honors Literature and Composition

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.

The women’s basketball team will kick off its season Saturday against Florida International in the Michigan State Tournament. Both teams are returning its third and fourth leading scorers. While the Golden Panthers finished last season

Temple’s fencing team grabbed their foils and traveled to Illinois to compete in the annual Northwestern Tournament, where they finished a successful 7-3 finish. Usually held in January, the tournament featured 13 teams, 12 of

Dawn Staley has a knack for creating catchy themes. This year, the motto for the women’s basketball team is “Raising the bar.” With an addition to the coaching staff and improvement among players, Staley is