Year: 2004

In mid-November, President David Adamany announced that he would be creating an Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMCA) to enhance Temple’s already diverse community. Since then, however, not much progress has been made. Adamany expects to

I am a geographical elitist and the first to admit that I choose my allegiances arbitrarily. I’ll defend Philly to anyone despite the Schuylkill, the unions and the school system. I’ll fight anyone who criticizes

On Wednesday, Nov. 24, I was driving home, lost control of my car and slammed into a telephone pole. This is the fourth car that I have indirectly been involved in destroying, and to date,

Joseph A. Slobodzian Knight Ridder Newspapers In a case that pitted academic freedom against the government’s power of the purse, a divided federal appeals court in Philadelphia on Monday invalidated the 10-year-old Solomon Amendment that

Comedian Mike Yard usually gets nervous before going on stage in front of a large audience. That wasn’t the case on Tuesday night at the Owl Cove in Mitten Hall. Due to event scheduling conflicts,

On Sept. 11, terrorism was brought to the forefront, and recent events in Chechnya brought this topic to light once again. Students at last Friday’s Teach-In addressed the problems facing Chechnya. There are several narratives