Month: October 2004

Students celebrated Hispanic culture during the Latino Heritage Month again this September. For 14 years, the annual celebration has focused on bringing out the best of the Latino culture as represented by the students and

The southwest corner of Broad Street and Cecil B. Moore Avenue will soon be home to a new apartment complex, movie theater, restaurant and a number of shops. The project, developed by Bart Blatstein of

The House of Representatives yesterday struck down a proposed Constitutional amendment that implied certain people do not have the right to be happy. The gay marriage ban amendment was struck down 227-186, closing the door

Have you ever applied for a job all the while knowing that you were now a marked man? Or perhaps the better question would be, have you ever believed in something so strongly that you

Turning 21 years old should feel like the end to the prohibition amendment of one’s life. For 20 years, 364 days, 23 hours and 59 minutes I waited to take my first legal shot. But

Bush’s foreign policy flawed Right course for national security Emilie Haertsch Erin Cusack “On Sept. 11 there were no Democrats, no Republicans. We were only Americans.” This line from John Kerry’s speech at the Liacouras