Month: September 2004

“A black man did it! A big black man did it!” The room erupted in laughter during a reading of Tracey Wilson’s satirical play The Story. The reading, attended by about 50 graduate and undergraduate

Swearing to “preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the Temple Student Government,” two new TSG committee chairs were approved yesterday. TSG’s general assembly unanimously accepted Yosef Kalish and Daniella Mendoza as the new heads

One year ago, author Alex Wellen returned to Temple University to discuss his book, Barman. The novel chronicles Wellen’s years as a student in the James E. Beasley School of Law in the mid 1990s,

Purchasing the same cheese quesadilla in the Student Center Dining Hall costs students a different price, depending on how they pay. Temple subscribes to a policy in which students making any food purchases with cash

Until a few weeks ago, SUV fanatics could only imagine it. Their dream machine would stand nine feet tall, stretch to over 21 feet long and weigh seven tons. But most importantly, it would scoff

Recently, I have noticed more and more professors are using classrooms equipped with computer workstations, or as I like to call them, the best distraction since I realized in sixth grade that girls weren’t all