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They have been popping up all over campus, and you have probably seen them. Five new security kiosks have been added on and around Temple’s campus to guard locations with heavy student traffic. The kiosks

Walt Pavlo, former senior manager of the telecommunications division at WorldCom, called MCI since they declared bankruptcy in 2002, served two years in prison for defrauding clients of more than $6 million. Pavlo now speaks

“The past beats inside me like a second heart,” writes John Banville, Temple’s fall 2005 visiting author, in The Sea. Banville’s 14th and latest novel is the recipient of the 2005 Man Booker Prize for

Members of Temple Student Government’s general assembly were displeased to hear that Trustee Richard J. Fox said the new Office of Multicultural Affairs may be unnecessary. The namesake of the Fox School of Business questioned

The search for a new football coach culminates today with the hiring of Virginia defensive coordinator and defensive backs coach Al Golden, according to sources with knowledge of the situation. The department of athletics has