Month: December 2004

Just a short train ride from Temple on the R6, Manayunk is an escape for students who are tired of hanging out around campus. Shopping, fine restaurants, great bars and live music await those willing

On Friday, Nov. 26 a ship named the Athos I leaked what originally was thought to be 30,000 gallons of oil into the Delaware River. It has now become apparent that there are actually 473,500

Ms. Elizabeth Vaughn’s [“Darwin stuck in 19th century” Friday, Nov. 12] piece is yet another instance of an attempt to inject religion into science. It relies heavily on advocates of so-called Intelligent Design, a religiously

The Street administration typifies the term cognitive dissonance. When approached with conflicting, though equally viable ideas, Street and his surrogates seem to disregard them in favor of their own personal brainchildren. Two months ago, The

Temple rolled out the red carpet for some of the campus’ premier models on Sunday night. The University Top Model Competition, coordinated by the student organization Déjà vu, decided just who Temple’s own top model

As the recently-crowned Miss Pennsylvania National Teenager and a pacemaker recipient, Lindsay Siegle is a unique addition to Temple’s student body. Siegle, an Allentown, Pa., freshman who lives in 1300, is the youngest pacemaker recipient