Month: March 2006

The second article in a series In 1988, the Rev. Jesse Jackson defended the term African American to describe blacks living in America. “To be called African Americans has cultural integrity. It puts us in

At the academic freedom hearings held in January on Main Campus, academic reform activist David Horowitz said during his testimony before a panel of state legislators that current professional standards were “violated every single day,

Graduate student employees may be eligible for refunds after an arbitrator ruled that the university violated their contract by not paying for summer health insurance. The debate between the Temple University Graduate Students’ Association and

An assistant professor in the College of Liberal Arts is at the center of a controversy involving Temple University Press, the Philadelphia Irish underworld and a book about a crime gang that has been a

We all know that the environment is in danger and that we need to do something to solve its problems. Legislative action will only work if people feel strongly enough about the environment to vote

It’s really hard to explain what having a sibling is like to someone without a brother or a sister. Whether someone only has one brother, or three sisters and five brothers, the relationship between siblings