9-23-08 - The Temple News

Recruiting agencies often harmful to students

23 September 2008

International students are advised to access information about Temple from the Web site instead of from expensive agenices.

Never too late to learn

23 September 2008

Members of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute aren’t the typical Temple student.

“This is your time,” said Gov. Howard Dean, chairman of the Democratic National Committee. “Don’t blow it.” Students, alongside members of the public, were encouraged to become politically engaged in this year’s election last Friday,

Senate committee working to make advising accessible

23 September 2008

TSG senator will distribute surveys to assess students needs.

TAUP: raise or rally

23 September 2008

TAUP president Arthur Hochner is leading negotiations with the university.

Students attend first State of Campus Address

23 September 2008

Student organization representatives attended the first State of the Campus Address in record numbers on Monday. In fact, two rows of additional seating had to be added in order to accommodate all the attendees. The

Shop Class: TrickGo’s top secret T-shirts

23 September 2008

Shop Class uncovers a clandestine T-shirt line, which features the work of local artists. She also pines over Re:sound’s pin-up girl dresses and Chandra Wade’s new career.

Hammer attacker shouldn’t have been on the street

23 September 2008

Thomas Scantling, who attacked a subway rider with a hammer, would not have been on the streets if the healthcare system had paid closer attention to his case.

Community Visions: Bringing big brother back

23 September 2008

City Councilman Darrell Clarke introduced a bill that would put Temple students under increased surveillance. The law shouldn’t be necessary, but it may be the only measure that works.

Textbooks too heavy for students’ wallets to carry

23 September 2008

Buying used is the only immediate option for students.