Month: October 2004

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.

The Temple Health Empowerment Organization has just launched the College Tobacco Pilot Project, a program that aims to lower the number of smokers on campus. THEO’s new program is funded by the Philadelphia Health Department.

With the presidential race so close, it remains clear that both candidates will continue to attempt to sway swing-voters’ opinions in the last few days of campaigning. While some voters may be undecided, a handful

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.

According to Professor David Jacobs, popular culture has been rooted in politics since President George Washington; every President has been faced with the dilemma of trying to be a great leader while presenting themselves as

Sorry, I forgot to include my phone number w/Letter to the Editor: 215.627.3955 I also realized that my previous submission was more than 150 words. I’ve edited it down to fit: TEMPLE NEWS POLARIZES STUDENTS