2006 - The Temple News

Letter signals change at Edge

14 November 2006 The Temple News

Since the opening of The Edge at Avenue North, College Park Communities, the former management company of the building, has heard more complaints about the structure than compliments. Now, The Edge, located at 1600 N.

On birthday, assistant lands promotion

14 November 2006 The Temple News

Newly named women’s gymnastics coach Aaron Murphy did not have a typical birthday celebration this year. He did not receive a typical birthday gift, either. On Sept. 22, Murphy picked up the phone, not to

High school flashback: A friendly local rival outduels QB DiMichele

14 November 2006 The Temple News

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. – In 2004, Adam DiMichele and Anthony Morelli were two Western Pennsylvania high school quarterbacks with the talent to back up the prestige. DiMichele, headed for Penn State as a defensive back,

Out-of-towners can take a bite out of this

14 November 2006 The Temple News

It’s easy to grab a soft pretzel and water ice before class, and removing the wrapper from a Tastykake cream-filled chocolate cupcake while relaxing in front of the TV is common practice. Such acts are

Chair: Religious diversity is critical

14 November 2006 The Temple News

In a religiously tense world, the last thing students need is a religiously tense classroom – at least according to Temple’s religion department. “We all care very much about talking across religious differences,” said Rebecca

Like a good neighbor, Wal-Mart is there

14 November 2006 The Temple News

I lived in a housing development in the Philadelphia suburbs – Fox Heath – for much of my childhood. Despite the rustic promises of its name, there was a striking absence of both foxes and

Showcasing up-and-coming talent

14 November 2006 The Temple News

Nearly every month, a crowd of about 200 people gather at the Rotunda in West Philadelphia, located at 4014 Walnut St., for the Big Art Show. On Sunday, Nov. 4, the event hosted 40 to

Fans make their name

14 November 2006 The Temple News

It could be called “Philadelphia class.” With a cheesesteak in one hand and a Miller Lite in the other, our city’s sports fans run their mouths, would boo their own mothers and still show no

In the dark about campus dangers

14 November 2006 The Temple News

“Fire!” freshman Kristen Radcliffe screamed as loud as she could as she violently kicked and struggled against the five men that surrounded her outside 1812 Liacouras Walk. “Man, she’s crazy!” said one of the men,

Program aims to teach better saving habits

14 November 2006 The Temple News

Financial problems arise in almost every demographic in the country, but some groups are more susceptible than others. In order to combat this, the U.S. Department of Labor has created a two-day program to be