Month: December 2003

Dr. Keith Latham, an associate professor of biochemistry at Temple University’s School of Medicine, is the lead author of a new cloning study set to be published in an upcoming issue of Developmental Biology. The

It wouldn’t be going far to say that most of us grew up with The Simpsons. They have been on the air for 15 of my 23 years, and I can match up many of

Adamany’s condo a small fortune: $1.25 million. If my family had that much money, we would be set for the rest of our lives. Instead, we struggle to make ends meet month to month, especially

Another semester is now coming to an end. It’s time for study days, finals, last minute term papers and all that entails. Depending on a students’ particular workload or choice of classes, this week will

HACKENSACK, N.J. – McGill University has been called “the Harvard of the North” and, indeed, the Montreal school has a reputation that ranks with the American Ivies. Except for the price tag. The full freight

Each year, a number of new clubs emerge on campus, only to quickly fizzle out, because of a lack of interested members. This is the fate most student environmental groups suffer. “The last few years,