Month: January 2005

Cabin fever is running rampant like bad taste at a polka convention. Although you were spoiled by Mother Nature with a mild December, late January hasn’t been so kind. Sitting in your dorm room, you

Remember a time when movies focused more on dialogue and less on nudity and violence? Neither can most of the general population. Then again, with Sideways earning a rather impressive net at the box office,

The Student Entrepreneur Club of Temple University hosted its second meeting at Temple University Center City on Tuesday. The guest speaker for the meeting was Dr. Howard Lubert, a former faculty member in the Entrepreneurship

Temple student athletes filled the bleachers of McGonigle Hall Monday night sharing similar facial expressions and asking the same questions to one another: “What are we doing here?” and “Who is this guy?” The ‘guy’

The word is out, and so are the names, photographs and type of offenses Pennsylvania’s sex offenders have committed. The state police launched a revised version of its Megan’s Law Web site earlier this week,

The University will replace its core curriculum in 2007. Last month, the Board of Trustees approved the new general education program for all students working toward a bachelor’s degree. The program of general education, or