Month: December 2003

This past Thanksgiving, our troops overseas, many of whom are on extended tours of duty, were treated to visits by two very prominent guests. But although they knew one of them was coming, the appearance

In the past few years, intercollegiate programs have become popular in schools and colleges across the country. Universities like Colorado State and the University of Texas have offered such programs for years. Now Temple University

At Temple Student Government’s 13th meeting of the year this past Monday, President Brian Carter announced that Michael Trumontana would succeed Jamie Shamrock as Allocations Chair after Shamrock was impeached and removed from office at

The Temple Student Government Diversity Affairs Committee has been holding weekly meetings to raise awareness about the decreasing racial and ethnic diversity on campus. The meetings, held every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in room 306

Finally, after a year of waiting, the holiday season has arrived. Every house on the street is decorated with multicolored lights and plastic reindeer. The stores break out their best merchandise for their best sales.

After conquering mathematics in A Beautiful Mind, Russell Crowe focuses his attention to the French in Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World. Portraying Captain “Lucky” Jack Aubrey, an English naval officer during