September, 2009 - The Temple News

Comedy hopefuls jump-start careers with ‘Late Night’

23 September 2009

Five Temple students auditioned to become the next intern for Jimmy Fallon’s prime time show.

Green-friendly events found on campus, in city

23 September 2009 Laura Fanciullacci

Last week’s GreenFest Philly marked the beginning of a season of eco-focused events placed not only around Philly but on Main Campus as well.

New column turns gross, taboo topics to dinner-table friendly

23 September 2009

In the debut of her spin-off column, “At the Dinner Table,” Sarah Sanders explains why she seeks out the inappropriate and gruesome.

Looking past the London exterior

23 September 2009

Columnist Natasha Shapiro compares and contrasts life in London to Philadelphia. Visit temple-news.com to view her complete photo slideshow.

People you should KNOW

23 September 2009 Greg Trainor

Pat Gordon says he loves his job. He has been working at Temple since before he was a student, and now he’s the guy who helps you take the right classes. He is also a freelance sports writer and is pursuing his Master of Arts in journalism at Temple.

Students get ‘HANDS’-on

23 September 2009 Quentin Williams

Temple’s service group Having Ambition ‘N Devotion for Service works to better North Philadelphia through the students’ dedication to special projects.

Rome lacks familiarity of Philadelphia

23 September 2009

Quirks of Main Campus that may often go unnoticed can be cause for homesickness while abroad.

Tyler students take initiative to gain an intra-school presence

23 September 2009

The Tyler Student Alliance was formed in order to give individual departments and degree programs their own say.

Reviving History

23 September 2009

TUHSSA, an undergraduate organization, has been reinstated on campus and is bringing history to life in more than one way.

Horror film reverses gender roles

23 September 2009 Laura Standley

The recent release of Jennifer’s Body may be an example of an emerging trend of women producing horror films, a typically male-dominated genre.