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Instant Classic: For years, students have indulged in ramen…

06 February 2007

…Without knowing the side effects. College students owe a lot to Momofuku Ando. He helped create a well-known cuisine appreciated by students because it is cheap, tasty and filling. But despite the low monetary price,

At forum, public sounds off with FCC

23 January 2007

In 2003 Main Campus was the location for a Federal Communications Commission public forum on media ownership.Four years later, FCC Commissioner Michael J. Copps said that the FCC is “right back at square one.” Copps,

Students, staff work on relationship

28 November 2006

Any student who walks through campus during the morning or afternoon is familiar with the crossing guard shouting, “Watch the cars! Watch the cars.” And any student who regularly eats lunch in the Student Center

Man’s best friend, bomb’s worst

07 November 2006

The newest addition to Temple’s police force is extremely high maintenance. He has someone to brush his teeth, comb his hair and clip his toenails. But, for the things he is able to do, all

Transit discount available

26 September 2006

Though more than 450 Temple students receive a discount for using SEPTA, many students still don’t know that such an offer exists. “There’s basically no notification to students,” said Meghan Daly, a senior broadcast journalism

1300 flood causes damage to student rooms

12 September 2006

Students returning from the Labor Day weekend found themselves stranded outside 1300 residence hall Sept. 4 evening when a sprinkler on the second floor was triggered. Witnesses say the building’s fire alarm went off at

Diversity a ‘big draw’ for freshmen

05 September 2006

A new cove of owls has officially landed in North Philadelphia. Last week, Temple welcomed more than 4,000 new freshmen as the fall semester began. According to Dr. Timm Rinehart, director of admissions, the class

News staff earns statewide honors

28 February 2006

The Temple News Staff Tracy Metz, assistant foundation director of the Pennsylvania Newspaper Association, announced Tuesday that The Temple News was among the winners of the 2006 Scholastic and Collegiate Keystone Press Awards. The statewide

Internet profiles are easily accessible

21 February 2006

Some students check it two, three or even four times a day. It’s not their e-mail account. It’s Facebook. Web sites such as Facebook and MySpace have become increasingly popular among college students in recent

City honors slain teen

29 November 2005

Family, friends and strangers gathered in McGonigle Hall on Monday to pay tribute to Terrell Pough, the teenage single father who was murdered on Nov. 17.At the memorial service, many people who knew Pough shared