Month: March 2005

After reading the recent article about unionizing the Temple University security I was shocked by the following statement: “[Mike] Johnson described his job training as inadequate, which he said consisted of watching videos and being

All work and no play made Jack a dull boy, and if we’re not careful it could do the same to us. Today’s job market is looking dismal due to a standardized increase in work

A rap song, an informational presentation and a henna tattoo stand were a few of the features showcased at the Temple Muslim Student Association’s first annual Culture Day last Monday night. Dozens were in attendance

STORRS, Conn. -When they arrived here last weekend for the first and second round games of the NCAA Tournament, the members of the women’s basketball team wore t-shirts that read, “Eighty minutes to Philly.” The

The Garbage State’s legislators must know when laws smell awful. Otherwise, New Jersey officials wouldn’t have approved a measure last week that will boost the state’s minimum wage from the measly, federally mandated $5.15 an

Life in the residence halls should be pretty simple after midnight. Most students opt to sleep and re-energize for the following day’s classes or decide to persist at their studies throughout the night. Whichever path