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16 October 2007 Letter

Wish you could be on television? Temple’s TV station closed down in 1995 to gather funds for the Liacouras Center. There are no positions available and no station exists. A lot of things are learned

Freshman woes with Finances

16 October 2007 Letter

I sat there, eyes swollen and nerves on end as my teller in the Student Financial Services office told me the new balance of my bill. It was early August and I had just received

We all remember the immense trepidation we felt those years in elementary school when our teachers sent home our report cards. We knew that there would be no way to intercept the foreboding letters from

Raised Profile

16 October 2007 Editorial Board

As Temple Owls, we’re in good company. When the university announced it had added a number of new tenure-track professors in the last year, we cheered. It’s wonderful that the university has the clear academic

Crime Report for 10/16

16 October 2007

Posted: 10/16/07 Oct. 8 1532 N. 15th St, Window was broken on a 1999 Chevrolet, and an iPod with charger and $20 were removed between 6 p.m. Oct. 6 and 11 a.m. Oct. 8. 1423

Crime Report for 10/09

09 October 2007

Oct. 1 2130 N. Carlisle St. Window broken on a 2004 Toyota between 10:30 p.m. Sept. 30 and 12:45 p.m. Oct. 1. Nothing reported missing. 1546 W. Diamond Street Window broken on a1996 Volkswagen and

Coming Home

09 October 2007 Editorial Board

There was a time when being a Temple student was something to overcome. It was at some point under the Peter Liacouras presidency in the 1980s that the shift began. Still, no time has it

Crime Report for 10/02

02 October 2007

Sept. 24 1900 N. 11th St. Student reported an unknown female in a vehicle punched him while he was riding along side of her on his bicycle. No injuries reported. Anderson Hall Campus Police found

Txt Cnsrd

02 October 2007 Editorial Board

We love our text messaging. As the technology has evolved, we not only exchange frivolous banter with our friends, but we also get news updates, weather forecasts and movie showtimes from the beaming screen of

Hard Labor

02 October 2007 Editorial Board

Philadelphia is a pro-labor town. There’s no denyingthroughout the last 150 years,our city has been a friend to unions, and, for the most part, unions have given back. So it shouldn’t really be a surprise