2009 - The Temple News

Fernandez making the quick transition

27 January 2009

He’s only been in the country a little more than a month, but Juan Fernandez is already like millions of Americans, at least in one regard. “We don’t have fast food in my city, so

New buildings garner praise from students

27 January 2009

A week into the semester, students and faculty share their responses to Alter Hall and the Tyler School of Art building.

Eco-chic sportswear clothing line makes debut

27 January 2009

Vintage Blue promotes girl power with its exclusive license to the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League.

Eaddy gets to the point of new role

27 January 2009

Newly arrived freshman Juan Fernandez isn’t the only first-year point guard gracing the Liacouras Center court these days, though he gets the most hype. Junior LaKeisha Eaddy has had to make the move to the

Letter:TSG has proved its worth in past semester

27 January 2009 Letter

Dear Editor, On March 3, 2008, The Temple News editorialized about Temple Student Government’s constitutional changes. In short, TSG reshaped the way in which it operates and created a Senate comprised of representatives from every

Temple honors two legends

27 January 2009

In what was a laughter and hug-filled ceremony, two Temple legends etched their places amongst the school’s great. Saturday afternoon at Mitten Hall, Dr. Ray Moyer and former men’s basketball coach John Chaney were inducted

Truck serves as grocery oasis

27 January 2009

Just outside Progress Plaza along Jefferson Street, Mike Hunter sells fresh produce from an unmarked, oversized white truck that bears a few graffiti tags. Hunter, a native of the area who now lives in Frankford,

City Literate

27 January 2009 Editorial Board

Philly’s abysmal illiteracy rate may be taken on by the city’s volunteer program.

Strengthening your corps

27 January 2009

City Year volunteers are changing Philadelphia for the better – one step at a time.

Area struggles, starving for a supermarket

27 January 2009

Bringing home a handful of bagged groceries on the Broad Street Line is a tough but necessary reality for Temple students. The selection of fresh food for North Philadelphia residents north of Girard Avenue is