Month: October 2004

Editor, With most Americans dissatisfied with the direction of our country, the unspoken truth is that neither Kerry, nor Bush, nor Nader represents the visionary leadership that America needs. While Nader can be far more

Well the deadline to register to vote has passed, which means two things. One, no more people in purple union T-shirts asking, “Are you registered to vote? Change of address? Change of gender?” as we

Recently, a comment posted by someone on his Web site caught my attention. In this post, the writer said that Republicans often accuse their opponents of living in a “Sept. 10 world.” The writer goes

By title, vice presidents are always second rank. But tonight’s vice presidential debate between southern slickster John Edwards and stalwart incumbent Dick Cheney will take center stage in the political world. Though it may only

On his first day as a Temple Owl, new Dean of Students Ainsley Carry addressed the Temple Student Government on his hopes for a successful relationship. “Student leaders are very close to my heart,” Carry

Professor Herbert Ershkowitz had a full house on Friday, September 24 for his Teach-In lecture on the historical ties of and influences that have impacted the 2004 Presidential campaign. Opening with an explanation of the