Year: 2003

Since when do liberals, or other reporters, over represent (lie about) the number of AIDS deaths? There are very strict guidelines and easy to use morbidity and mortality reports from the CDC that all media

Wal-Mart has much more than foul-mouthed lyrics to worry about. The retail giant, which has consistently removed offensive albums to save its wholesome appearance, has blood on its hands. In 1996, Sheryl Crow released the

The new war on Iraq is a study in history repeating itself. Bombs are once again falling over Baghdad. U.S. troops have poured into Iraq, overrunning the meager outer defenses of Saddam Hussein’s regime. And

The war on Iraq has taken a brutal turn over the past week on both sides of the shifting front line. Some Iraqi soldiers have shifted to guerilla tactics utilized by Vietcong fighters during the

During the second half of March, a bone marrow donor drive was held for Curtis Bronson, a senior at the University’s Ambler campus who is diagnosed with Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia (ALL). Bronson, 28, was originally

Candidates for the 2003-2004 Temple Student Government administration election were announced at the General Assembly meeting on Monday. Two slates of candidates were introduced by TSG Election Commissioner Denica Beaton. “A Better Temple” is composed