Year: 2004

The people are beginning to talk about the government, according to one Temple Student Government officer. Dekwuan Postell, TSG Vice President of Student Affairs, is an unwavering proponent of student involvement. Along with Student Trustee

Everyone hears about the wild parties that go on at colleges. But what usually falls under the radar are the alcohol-related deaths that occur because of them. In reaction to two deaths this year at

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.

Almost two months after his death, the full amount of James E. Beasley’s donation to the University has finally been revealed. In total, his contribution will be more than $20 million, making it the largest

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

Lately, moderation isn’t a word often spoken in U.S. politics. In the two weeks following general elections we’ve heard about mandates, values-voters and liberals threatening to flock to the border. But nestled in between, albeit