Month: September 2004

At the first meeting of the 2004 semester, Temple Student Government (TSG) members were welcomed back to the 22nd general assembly. The meeting, which was held in Ritter Hall’s Walk Auditorium Monday evening, was used

The Temple community is this newspaper’s 12th man on the field. Though it is a trite sports reference, we just started football season. So bear with us. Much like the overused football cliché, the 12th

While we were distracted by conventions, the Olympics and one more trip to the shore, more than 1,000 Americans were wounded in Iraq last month. Some of them will be dealing with the after-effects of

Finally hearing our cries for relief, President George W. Bush has declared Temple University a federal disaster area, after one construction project after another has wreaked havoc across the main campus, leaving a trail of

April Seipp KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS The thought of church today may conjure up images from the opening scene of “Footloose.” Parents and grandparents listen attentively to the minister while young people stare into space or

After becoming active in the election process this year, I learned that an alarmingly high number of college students tend not to vote. As a Temple alumnus (2003) I decided to start here; this election