Month: November 2004

After months of rallying and sponsoring events to encourage voter turnout among the college community, Temple Votes! finally came to a close and was pleased with their results, despite a similar turnout in the last

After months of voter registration, rallies, protests and a number of celebrity political speakers such as filmmaker Michael Moore and rapper P. Diddy, Election Day 2004 left its mark on Temple University. With Philadelphia’s vote

A small fire disrupted lunch service in the Student Center early Wednesday afternoon. The fire broke out shortly after 11:45 a.m. in the World’s Fare area of the food court. Employee Ming Hu was preparing

It was a very appropriate background that set the stage this week for all the drama that went down at Third and Arch. Cast members Sarah and Landon took a walk to Love Park to

Joanna Pascale When Lights Are Low (Acoustical Concepts, Inc.) Joanna Pascale’s debut album, When Lights Are Low, is a delicious return to the days of songs with well-written lyrics and intense romance. This 24-year-old Temple

Donnell Jackson Staff Writer The rest and relaxation the players received this past weekend could be dangerous for Temple, especially since its next game will be played on the road against a nationally ranked opponent.