2009 - The Temple News

Owls beat St. Joe’s, pick up bye

05 March 2009

The men’s basketball team took down their Big 5 rivals, 68-59. In the process, the Owls also clinched a first-round bye in next weekend’s A-10 Tournament.

Film project promotes visual literacy, unity

05 March 2009

This year, the Free Library of Philadelphia’s “One Film” project seeks to enhance visual literacy among Philadelphians with the biographical motion picture of a legendary graffiti artist who deals with racial, political and sexual issues.

Dean issues warning about violence in Mexico

05 March 2009

Dean of Students Ainsley Carry issued a warning Monday to the student body about the potential dangers they could encounter traveling to Mexico this Spring Break.

Tragedy at Susquehanna-Dauphin station

04 March 2009

A 16-year-old male is dead after being struck by a train at the Susquehanna-Dauphin subway station. SEPTA Transit Police told The Temple News that the believed-to-be Asian male, whose name has not been released, was

Flying into the postseason

03 March 2009

Two big wins have sent a red-hot Owls team streaking into the A-10 Tournament.

Offbeat Academia: Roommate choices affect home harmony

03 March 2009

It’s easy living with a bunch of friends when all you have to fight about is whose turn it is to do the dishes. Living with a significant other is a whole different ballgame.

Student seen as ‘Truman material’

03 March 2009

Ruth Ost, director of the Honors Program, nominated Kylie Patterson for the national Truman Scholarship. The TSG senator wants to dedicate her life to public service.

Rejected Education

03 March 2009 Editorial Board

There’s no reason Temple students shouldn’t get the funding state schools do.

Technical duties a 24/7 profession

03 March 2009

The work of Computer Services is often overlooked and even unheard of, but it keeps Temple’s vital systems running.

Trash troubles mean fines

03 March 2009 Chelsea Calhoun

Area realty companies are being hit hard with fines from the sanitation department. The city is also considering charging a trash pickup fee to close the $2 billion budget gap.