Month: February 2006

The long history of tension between the Western world and the Middle East makes constructive dialogue between the next generations of the two regions essential if progress can be made. Dialogue is exactly what the

“I’m some kind of artist-snob,” writes Jonathan Ames in I Love You More Than You Know, his latest collection of essays. “I’m ugly and poor but snobby.” Throughout this near-masochistic compilation, Ames fires such shots

The nest just got a bit more crowded. Temple’s athletic department unveiled a new mascot earlier this month, welcoming T-Bird into the fold at university sporting events. Introduced on Feb. 11 at a men’s basketball

The Princeton Review ranked Temple as the second most diverse college in the country last year. About 19 percent of the university’s undergraduates are African American, but that figure does not represent all black students.

This week, the federal government announced its decision to cut funding for a nationwide program that supports teen abstinence. The decision was made in order to settle a lawsuit between the American Civil Liberties Union