Month: October 2004

Some would call it snide and crude. Others would call it immature name-calling. We would call it magic. Last week on CNN’s Crossfire, a daily left-right debate program, John Stewart of The Daily Show appeared

According to the Temple Student Government (TSG), administrators ignore the voices and concerns of students when making landmark decisions on campus. “Decisions here are made shockingly without any student input,” TSG President Naeem Thompson said.

While the Israeli government and pro-Israeli organizations would like to draw parallels between Israel’s experience in political, social, and economic instability, with current (and justifiable) anti-terrorist sentiment within the United States, the reality of the

The over-used criticism of the President’s unilateral move into Iraq appears flimsier with each step of the Oil-for-Food probe. There was a reason that world powers like Russia, France, Germany and China left the U.S.

Two years ago, Tony Pratico was fast approaching the end of his high school career. He had two choices for college- Temple or Rider University in nearby Lawrenceville, N.J. Pratico chose the latter of the

Unless you are one of those lucky rich kids you probably had a summer job this year. Some pushed double-mocha-latte-fudge CappaRamaDingDongs at Starbucks, others fetched that drink for their bosses at an internship, and a