2005 - The Temple News

Meet the ten Temple faces you don’t know, but should

22 November 2005

There are 34,000 students, 4,000 staff and administrators, and 1,600 faculty members at Temple. The university has a diverse pool of talent who are widely unknown – at least to many people in the Temple

From cons to artists

22 November 2005 The Temple News

It’s a form of artistic expression that has plagued major metropolitan areas for decades. The swirls, the colors, the images, even down to the finite locations – every aspect of graffiti is unique to the

Youth pivotal in saving newspapers from the Internet

22 November 2005 The Temple News

Two institutions that keep the populous of this city informed, the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Philadelphia Daily News, are slowly circling the drain. These papers that keep the city knowledgeable were recently instructed by their

What students should not do in the classroom

22 November 2005 The Temple News

Get up and go to breakfast before my 8:40 a.m. class? There’s little chance of that happening. My mornings usually consist of rolling out of bed, getting dressed and grabbing a Pop-Tart before running off

Corrections

22 November 2005 The Temple News

The Temple News strives to be a newspaper of record by printing factually correct and balanced articles. Accuracy is our business, so when a mistake is made we’ll correct it as soon as possible. Anyone

U.S. policy undermines Latin America

22 November 2005

There aren’t many who would deny a South American revolutionary his right to abhor the U.S. government. Examples abound of American intervention in the growing democracies of the continent south of ours, often after leftist

TSG joins the Student Debt Alert campaign

22 November 2005 The Temple News

Several Temple Student Government members participated in a photo shoot held by the Student Debt Alert campaign last Wednesday afternoon outside of the Student Center. The Student Debt Alert is a nationwide project developed by

French race riots are a wake-up call for every European country

22 November 2005 The Temple News

Racial and ethnic relations are a pressing issue on a global scale and can be as volatile abroad as in the United States. Throughout history, America has been through many racial and ethnic atrocities. Americans

Football: Many are moving on, and say their pride is intact.

22 November 2005 The Temple News

ANNAPOLIS, Md. – By the 13th of December, Bobby Wallace will be gone. In some cynical circles of Temple sports fans, it will be a day of celebration. The 51-year-old football coach will move back

Chock-full of talent

15 November 2005 The Temple News

Of all the Charlotte athletic teams that made the transition this season from Conference USA to the Atlantic Ten Conference, the women’s basketball team may have the most difficult transition, 49ers coach Amanda Butler said.