4-5-11 - The Temple News

Letters to the Editor

05 April 2011 Letter

Dear Editor, The United States Environmental Protection Agency recently announced a new proposal to control toxic air pollution such as mercury from coal burning power plants. As a health conscious student and a woman of

Joel Faltermayer: Standard education

05 April 2011 Joel Faltermayer

Frustration with education methods from the No Child Left Behind Act will remain even if the act is overhauled. Around 4 p.m. every Monday and Thursday, as many as 15 antsy, young students stumble into

TSG debate draws crowd, sparks discussion

05 April 2011

TSG held its final executive election debate yesterday in the Student Center. Temple Student Government held its second and final executive ticket debate on yesterday, April 4 in the Student Center atrium. The tickets, Owl

Lunch Lady Variety

05 April 2011 Alexandra Olivier

In an effort to raise money for the Fringe show, two performers brought laughs to the London Grill. The London Grill was overcome by laughter and local Philadelphia talent on April 2 as a fundraising

Staying green in fashion requires detective work

05 April 2011 Mark Longacre

Columnist Mark Longacre gives ways for students to help perserve the environment by pointing out which stores are “greener” than others. As the trees begin to bloom and Temple students emerge from the confines of

Tyler School of Art professor blurs line between work and play

05 April 2011 Marisa Steinberg

Architecture professor Robert Trempe talked to students about his approach to work. Assistant professor of architecture at Tyler School of Art, Robert Trempe stood before a crowd of more than 60 students on March 30.

Valli dips into larger recruiting pool

05 April 2011 Connor Showalter

As a college baseball coach located in Philadelphia, Rob Valli faces challenges in competing for recruits who want to go south and opening the season on the road. Last year, the baseball team and coach

Matt Flocco: Judaism, Islam prominent in Rome

05 April 2011 Matt Flocco

Columnist Matt Flocco discusses religious harmony. Last Wednesday, I had the privilege of being 50 feet away from the Pope as he addressed the usual crowd of hundreds of guests in St. Peter’s Square. After

PIFA takes over Philly

05 April 2011 Lauren Hertzler

Throughout April, the Philadelphia International Festival of the Arts is hosting more than 135 events. Innovation and collaboration will be creatively intertwined during the entire month of April, as the Kimmel Center presents the Philadelphia

Class registration introduces Banner system

05 April 2011 Amelia Brust

Self-Service Banner was launched on March 18, replacing the outdated OWLnet system. After four years of development and testing, Computer Services launched Self-Service Banner March 18, replacing the OWLnet system. Now, with course registration for