Month: April 2005

Few students are aware of it, but the race course required by the core curriculum with the intention of promoting racial understanding has its origins in a violent incident of racial conflict. One April night

Stephanie Guerilus has just published her first book, By Any Means Necessary. This exciting, easy-to-read book targets a younger crowd using high school slang and more than ordinary gossip. Guerilus is originally from Brooklyn, N.Y.,

According to Temple University’s Annual Security Report, there were 282 reported incidents of theft on the Main campus in 2003. In 2004, the number rose to 312, an 11 percent increase. The sudden jump may

A recent bomb scare has some students concerned about how prepared the school would be in the event of a real catastrophe, but Campus Safety Services is confident that Temple is ready. An unknown female

A former employee of the Office of Student Activities is considering a lawsuit against Temple over claims that he was wrongfully dismissed because he was going to reveal potentially unethical hiring practices in the office.

Though it would be an overstatement to say Sen. Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) wants to play God, it’s no exaggeration to say that he hopes to control the weather. A few weeks ago, Santorum introduced a