Month: November 2005

Approximately 46 million turkeys were eaten in homes across America on Thanksgiving. Yet that number isn’t worth a flock compared to the 5.2 billion birds China plans to vaccinate with avian flu shots. In attempts

Philadelphia’s 2005 homicide rate has already surpassed last year’s count of 330, and we still have December left. Can we feel safe on the streets of Philadelphia or is that memory gone forever? The city

Imagine waking up for an 8:40 a.m. class, going into the bathroom and flicking on the light to see a disturbingly large cockroach in the sink. Good morning, indeed. That is one example of living

Adam Black, a native of Hershey, Pa., has been making films since middle school. A student in the School of Communications and Theater as a film and media arts major, he said he moved toward

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

A poll conducted by Temple’s Institute of Public Affairs and the Philadelphia Inquirer shows Catholics and non-Catholics feel equally dissatisfied with the Philadelphia Archdiocese’s past handling of sexual abuse of children within the church.