Month: November 2004

In a few weeks, the University Bookstore in the Student Center will be home, not only to Temple hoodies and travel mugs, but also to organic tampons, cloth pads, and a new alternative menstrual product

The Organization of African Students will be hosting a celebration of African culture with food and performance at their annual banquet on Saturday, Nov. 20 at 7 p.m. in the Great Court of Mitten Hall.

This week we saw the consequences of nonstop partying: The house resembled the bathrooms of Johnson and Hardwick. Various items – such as a sweatshirt, empty beer cans and a half-eaten hot dog – lay

“What’s that?” I asked, pointing to a plate of squishy round green balls coated with flaked coconut. I asked that question often at the Joy Tsin Lau Chinese Restaurant, where the plate was one among

Some call it Naturism, others say nudism. Our parents dubbed it “free love.” For such a liberal university in such progressive times, have Temple students neglected the art of streaking? Before Nov. 2, Temple students

Some of us may be wondering why more and more Americans are driving around with hockey sticks in their trunks and Celine Dion blasting from their radios. Is this sudden change in culture in preparation