Month: September 2005

These days, the United States Supreme Court, usually located at 1 First St., Washington, D.C., can now be found between a rock and hard place over the issue of Judge John G. Roberts’s nomination for

Everyone has seen them, and you probably own one. I’m talking about the magnetic ribbons you see on every other car nowadays and the rubber wristbands that nearly everyone wears. The armbands remain one of

Despite the decrease in the percentage of minority students on campus over the past three years, Temple remains the second most diverse university in the country, according to the 2006 edition of the Princeton Review’s

We prepared food, shelter, clothing, education and everything else for the evacuees of Hurricane Katrina. We committed to taking up to 5,000 people into our city. On Sept. 7, 38 people came. More came later

Get this: About 70 people, including 10 state legislators, gallivant in the early summer to a four-star resort near Pittsburgh, racking up a three-day bill of more than $130,000. The troop said their mission was

In 2007 a new General Education Program focusing on creating common experiences among students will replace the current core curriculum. “The core [curriculum] is sprawling; it has lost its identity,” said geology professor Laura Toran.