Month: February 2005

Sorry everybody, Biker Chick is gone. In an instant her brilliance and insight into the biking world became nothing more than a flash in the sky. Biker Chick was fixing a flat on Columbus Boulevard

Well, it seems that Spongebob Squarepants isn’t the only cartoon in the center of controversy. On Jan. 24, U.S. Department of Education Secretary Margaret Spellings penned a letter to the head of PBS and attacked

When you have roommates, everything is a compromise, from how loud you can watch television, to how you’re going to organize the furniture. One of the biggest negotiations, however, most often deals with the thermostat.

Do you snowboard or ski, but have a hard time finding people interested in those sports? Look no further than the Temple University Snowboarding Club. Andrew Mullen, a 19-year-old sophomore from Aston, Pa., founded the

Drinking, sticky floors, beer pong, breaking rules and more drinking-this is what most college students think of when it comes to fraternities. Though there are plenty of students who do not go to fraternities to

As the financial burdens of tuition increase, the federal government has added another financial pressure for more than 90,000 college students. Last November, Congress passed a bill cutting Pell Grants for hundreds of thousands of