Month: March 2005

Plants that are strong, large enough to swallow a man whole and sing as smoothly as Isaac Hayes – that’s what you’ll find in Little Shop of Horrors, and you’ll never look at plants the

In a little less than 13 weeks into 2005, Philadelphia has seen a 14 percent rise in murders from last year, with that tragic number now having reached 86. Of those 86 murders, 36 have

Temple’s Student Labor Action Project cares about Social Security and unionization, even if you don’t. Later this week SLAP, in conjunction with organizations like the AFL-CIO and Jobs with Justice, will begin staging events to

It is slightly risky, very easy to get, and helps students stay awake for hours at a time. Many students are using a prescription drug, Adderall, to write papers or cram for exams without getting

Students on campus are mobilizing against what the United Nations calls a “humanitarian crisis” in the Darfur region of western Sudan. About 180,000 people have been killed in Darfur, according to a Reuters news release

A new software component of Microsoft Word that promises to revolutionize the way people take notes using digital technology is beginning to catch on around college campuses, and Ben Sturner wants Temple to be a