Month: November 2004

Now that what was being called the most important election of our lifetime is over, there is another one coming up that Americans need to keep their eye on. The election in Iraq may not

Some Temple Departments, including Facilities Management, have started testing finger scanners to track time for employees, instead of more traditional time cards. The finger scanners are attached to a time clock, so when an employee

Colonel Cathcart, in Joseph Heller’s classic novel “Catch-22” constantly derided Yossarian, the book’s main character, for his resistance against undertaking more aerial combat missions. Cathcart persistently repeated that the refusal was a real “black eye”

Many of Temple’s top administrators benefited this year from changes in university salary policy intended to make their pay more competitive with other schools. Some received substantial raises, while others had existing supplements added into

The Temple Student Government’s (TSG) financial woes have become an administrative problem. Dean of Students Ainsley Carry sought to address that problem before the TSG’s general assembly last Monday. In his second address to the

Temple University made a cameo on primetime television last Monday when police officer, Cinnamon Smith, 31, appeared on FOX’s extreme makeover reality show “The Swan.” Smith, a five-year veteran of the bike unit and divorced