Month: April 2005

The award-winning Temple Opera Theater is performing Johann Strauss’ comedic operetta, Die Fledermaus, this weekend in Tomlinson Theater. The director, conductor, producer team behind last year’s National Opera Association’s first place winner, L’Amico Fritz, is

Students who live in the Kardon/Atlantic Terminal or commute using SEPTA’s Temple University station were alarmed to learn a man was shot just a block from that location last Wednesday. Most doubt, however, they will

An 18-year-old male was shot Wednesday evening on the 1900 block of 10th Street, near Temple’s Main campus. The incident occurred within view of SEPTA’s Temple Regional Rail stop and one block from the Kardon

I M. MATHIYALAGAN STHAPATHI introduced myself to the public at large as I am a highly experienced person, in Construction of Temple which are the ultimate for the spiritual purposes and protect the religious culture

VH1 is riding the wave of its “celebreality” success, and plans to continue with its next installment of The Surreal Life. The show, which ran for two seasons on the WB before moving to VH1,

Broad Street Diner is easily accessible and open 24 hours a day. South Street Diner’s menu is large, but the food is bland. Leah Blewett When the first sight that greets you inside a restaurant