The year is AD 33. Strolling through Galilee, you pass the King Herod Center and the many vendors surrounding “temple” on your way to synagogue. You see someone standing outside quoting scripture and preaching peace,
For many students, the high school prom was the most memorable event of their lives. It was fun, exciting and nothing spoiled the evening. But for others, it was quite different. For many, their arranged
As my graduation quickly approaches, I feel elation, relief, anxiety, exhaustion, pride and a little loss. It is amazing how one event could spark so many emotions. Graduation, however, seems to be one of those
Temple’s African-American film students displayed their work and talents at The Black Student Film Collective’s fourth annual “On the Reel” film festival at Ritter Hall April 15. Students’ films addressed themes like African-American perspective, sexual
This is a topic that I find humorous, but there are women at this school who take this matter quite seriously. It’s the “anti-Temple man” crisis. For various reasons there are female students who choose
Peter Lord-Wolff gives angels a new dimension. In his book The Silence in Heaven, the divine, winged creatures most people identify as being perfect have been given human traits and flaws. A group of angels,
People have always complained that cities are noisy places to live, but the cities of yesterday have nothing on the ruckus going on today. We might do well to invest in some sign language classes.
How safe do you feel on campus regarding the security posts in campus buildings? Alecia Moormann, Junior, Math Education “Fine, I walk alone at night all the time.” Brian Innis, Freshman, Computer and Information Science
The Cambodian New Year was celebrated in style as Cambodians in Philadelphia got a chance to take part in a celebration sponsored by the Temple University Cambodian Association (TUCA) last Friday. The event was organized
Danielle Corbin Senior Tourism & Hospitality Management I think that students our age wouldn’t see a problem with it, if they are mature enough to handle it. But I don’t think parents and the university