November 2006 Archives

What’s in store for campus next year? Find out

28 November 2006 The Temple News

With the semester winding down to a close and 2007 quickly approaching, it only feels right to take a gander into the future to see what exactly is in store for Temple. Next year, construction

Giving them their flowers now

28 November 2006 The Temple News

Dying alone and anonymously is a scary thought. People worry that no one will attend the funeral or seem to notice their passing. For the homeless, this will most likely happen. No one deserves to

‘42nd Street’ gets new duds in this staging

28 November 2006 The Temple News

The Walnut Street Theatre welcomes an all new production of Broadway’s ultimate musical comedy this holiday season. The theater’s performance of “42nd Street,” which runs until Jan. 7, proves to be a feast for the

Bombs Away

28 November 2006 The Temple News

Teenagers will make up just about any excuse to get out of a day at school. Faking sickness has become almost textbook. The most popular means always seems to be ‘Didn’t-do-my-homework-itis.’ But some kids take

A choice that’ll benefit the animals

28 November 2006 The Temple News

Origin of the American library, home to the oldest theater in America, and birthplace of the original U.S. Mint, the City of Brotherly Love is known not only for its boisterous, cheese steak-loving, crazy sports

Making up for those tiny flaws

28 November 2006 The Temple News

A few issues ago, we discussed tips for clothes and hygiene on the go. But for some people, it’s all about the glamour. So if you really want to look fresh and awake, or you

Keep comedians out of our classes

28 November 2006 The Temple News

Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert and Lewis Black are the premier political comics of our time. These three comedians have provided necessary criticism of the American government for the last few years. One of the many

Something police didn’t learn at Academy

28 November 2006 The Temple News

Widely known as the Web site chock-full of outrageous videos, YouTube and other forms of amateur video have unexpectedly become a tool for justice. Recently, a YouTube video triggered an FBI probe of a Los

Seinfeldian Slip

28 November 2006 The Temple News

At a ripe 57 years old, you’d think he would understand self-control. Michael Richards missed that life lesson last week when he went on a disgusting, racist rant at the Laugh Factory in Los Angeles,

Delivering ponies, anything for a buck

28 November 2006 The Temple News

College employment opportunities are limited to the droves of undergrad students still working toward their first university degree. Students can be found staffing restaurants, re¬tail shops and clothing stores all around Phila¬delphia. But when folding