A four-story addition to the Student Center that will house a movie theater, along with other entertainment options, will be completed in the Fall 2005 semester. “Phase two of the SAC should be open in
Larry Alford started work in the University of North Carolina library system as an undergraduate in the early 1970s. Instead of looking outward after graduation, however, he looked in. Three decades later, Alford has finally
The aftermath of the Super Bowl left many heads down and many voices silent. The campus was quiet and still during and after the game, according to Director of Campus Safety Carl Bittenbender. “There was
In light of the tsunami that plunged across the Indian Ocean the day after Christmas, caused billions of dollars worth of damage, hit 11 nations and resulted in more than 290,000 people being confirmed dead
Students were evacuated from Annenberg Hall Monday around 3:30 p.m. after a fire in the Tomlinson Theater. No one was injured. A member of the technical staff was welding a portion of the set when
Overcoming what seemed to be an almost career-threatening injury was not easy for senior Travis Kitchen. Kitchen missed all of last season with a broken foot, but this season he said he’s showing many signs
Being single is not the end of the world. Still, being depressed about it most of the time is nothing compared to being alone on Valentine’s Day. Some of you out there have been single
Valentine’s Day: There’s a lot of pressure to say the right things, get the right gifts and be on your best behavior. Unfortunately, sometimes things just don’t go right – especially for guys. It’s much
Breanna Tannous Staff Writer The holiday blues – or in this case holiday reds – aren’t over yet. There is a distinct separation between romance and love that society quite often tends to ignore in
Temple University Performing Arts Club has big plans and big goals for non-theater majors who love to act, sing and dance. The new student organization held its first meeting on Jan. 31 in the Student