9-30-08 - The Temple News

Crime Report: Sept. 30

30 September 2008

Read the full crime report from the Sept. 30 issue.

Up Next: Miami (Ohio)

30 September 2008

Following a Homecoming loss, Temple faces Miami (Ohio) next.

Offense lets down defense

30 September 2008

Netting just one field goal and playing without redshirt senior quarterback Adam DiMichele, the offense was totally lost.

Fitting in a tradition

30 September 2008

Temple doesn’t recognize Jewish holidays on the academic calendar, so students often have to sacrifice their school work in order to celebrate with family.

High schools recruit for upcoming year

30 September 2008

Nearly 500 people went to the Liacouras Center to check out high schools for the 2009-2010 school year.

Book Worm: Banned Book Week isn’t enough

30 September 2008

Attending a reading for The Catcher in the Rye is “intellectual masturbation.” If you really want to help, donate a banned book to your local library.

Telefund offers glimpse of alumni

30 September 2008

Between pressuring recent grads to give money to Temple and dealing with skeptical parents, Telefund allows student workers a look at the financial innerworkings of Temple.

Buddakan’s double digits

30 September 2008

On Buddakan’s 10th anniversary, we look back on the hyperactive career of restaurateur Stephen Starr and examine how he has changed the way Philadelphians eat.

Solid defensive performance can’t bail out silent offense

29 September 2008

Allowing just one touchdown, the defense came to play.

Cement Roots: Activists take to the airwaves

29 September 2008

Members of the Prometheus Radio Project help underserved communities set up their own low-power FM radio stations. Now that celebrity reporting is the norm, it’s about time someone else’s voice is heard.