Year: 2005

Kadir Sultani, an accomplished chef and business-owner, brought a taste of his homeland to Philadelphia when he opened a small and intimate Afghani restaurant tucked away on Chestnut Street. Ariana is a sweetly quaint eatery

Roughly 16 hours after 5,300 SEPTA union workers officially went on strike, Dean of Students Dr. Ainsley Carry addressed concerns about the university’s contingency plan at the Temple Student Government general assembly meeting Monday. “I’m

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

By day, Temple’s science librarian, Laura Lane, is busy helping students find resources for their research papers. By night, she is busy mastering the German language. Like Lane, many people are taking advantage of the

Maybe you are one of those people who can’t eat a salad without a stogie in your left hand. Maybe the idea of inhaling smoke and the smell of steak at the same time makes

Administrators are pleased that their SEPTA contingency plan has operated with few problems, but they are not surprised. The university has been planning for a strike for more than a year, chief communications officer Mark