Month: October 2004

Judging for the Fox School of Business’s Idea Competition took place Wednesday afternoon in Speakman Hall. The winners will be announced at an awards ceremony on October 13th. 150 students, both graduates and undergraduates, from

The US Department of State visited Temple on Wednesday to discuss career and internship opportunities and at the federal level and the means students can take to find such jobs. Resident diplomat Clyde Bishop of

About 10 students at the Tyler School of Art have been offered a new showcase for their work: an art exhibit at the Tuttleman Counseling Center (TCC) on Main campus. The artists’ group Tyler Christian

Philadelphia is a multifaceted metropolis with people of all different backgrounds and expertise. This explains the many diverse workshops offered throughout the city, varying from culinary classes, to Italian folk dance classes and self-defense classes.

Tuesday night’s vice presidential debate gave viewers some of the most exciting moments of the campaign so far with Vice President Dick Cheney and Sen. John Edwards sparring before a live audience at Case Western

Tonight at 9 p.m. the stage will be set for the second Presidential debate between the incumbent President Bush and his opponent, Sen. John Kerry. Although an unprecedented sixty-three million viewers watched the previous debate,