Month: February 2004

Most of the time, news about two large corporations merging is never good. History has taught that the megalocorporations that result have a steady track record of firing workers, removing products from the market and

Being an American is supposed to guarantee the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. But these days it seems that love does not fall under the category of happiness. At least President

Parking comes cheap at other schools I found the recent stories concerning parking very interesting. I graduated from Temple last May, and like most students I refused to pay $240 a semester for a parking

The death on Tuesday of 10-year-old Faheem Thomas-Childs, who was caught in a hail of gunfire outside his school Feb. 11, has captured the attention of the city in a way that violent crime statistics

After a 12-month probation period, the Liaison Committee on Medical Education has restored the Temple Medical School to full accreditation citing in part the school’s plans for a new medical facility. The LCME saw three

Before Amiri Baraka could present his speech on the appreciation of jazz and jazz legend John Coltrane, he received an unusual introduction – a lesson in breathing. Musician Harold E. Smith asked the audience to