Year: 2003

Cori Miller reported for work as usual at Vivacqua Hall last Saturday. The Temple junior’s day started at 6:30 a.m., where as a campus security safety representative, she checked identity cards at her post in

President Bush’s State of the Union Address last week dealt with many pressing topics: AIDS, healthcare, energy policy, and, of course, Iraq. Bush presented a grandiose plan that dangled tax cuts in front of the

Recently, McDonald’s was sued by two teenagers who claimed that eating there caused their obesity. The pair had hoped to start a class-action lawsuit alleging that McDonald’s deceived customers into overlooking health risks, but their

It’s time to pop the bubbles of two individuals who oppose affirmative action at the University of Michigan. Jennifer Gratz and Barbara Grutter were denied acceptance and are using the claim of reverse discrimination to

In the past few months, anti-smoking sentiment has gained traction, and both Delaware and New York have adopted tough new bans on smoking in bars and restaurants. Delaware’s ban has been in effect since Nov.

If the cynics are right, and college really is just one big racket, then textbook publishers must be laughing themselves to the bank. Nearly everyone is in on the scam, even our own school, which