Month: March 2005

Education is coming at a high price for Temple students. In 2003, a report on graduating classes at public research universities in the nation showed that Temple was ranked second in the nation for the

District Attorney Lynne Abraham has come a long way in the Philadelphia legal system since graduating from Temple School of Law in 1965. She served as assistant district attorney in the early 1970s, as judge

Temple Opera Theater was awarded first place for the second year in a row at the National Opera Association’s competition earlier this year. The award was presented at an NOA conference in New York City.

More than 100 students waited for Rev. Al Sharpton to arrive to speak to students at the University. His daughter Dominique, a student here, paced around telling everyone he was on his way. At 6:25

The heartache is still there. The women’s basketball team’s captivating season ended in defeat last Tuesday, with a loss to Rutgers, 61-54, in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Rather than playing at the

DARS, the Degree Audit Reporting System available to registered students online, has updated and improved their system. The redesigned DARS is more user-friendly and includes new features to help aid students in understanding the requirements