Tempus Magazine By Students, For Students

By Megan Tjandrasuwita   With the Congressional leaders coming to an agreement on February 7, 2018 regarding the federal government’s budget and the government shutdown ending soon after, there is still much discussion on immigration policies. Notably, DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood …

By Jenny(Jiayi) Wang Fashion plays a significant role in today’s culture. Recently, many interesting news came out of the fashion world, such as criticisms of Vogue’s unpaid internships and conflicts between Amazon and Target. Let’s find out what happened in the fashion …

by: Leena Elzeiny   It wasn’t just the vacation in Tahoe that made Kelly realize that she needed to go back to school. “It was just constantly looming over my head,” said Kelly. “I just had to finish my degree.” In addition, …

By Megan Tjandrasuwita October 1, 2009, one week prior to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) casting their votes, President Obama and first lady Michelle Obama embarked on a diplomatic mission to compete against Madrid, Spain; Tokyo, Japan; and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, …

Dr. Xin from Evergreen Acupuncture Clinic With the development of society and the economy shifting away from being centered on agriculture, the improvement of living standards, and the shift away from self sufficient farming families, the excessive consumption of high-sugar, high-fat diet, …

By Vincent Huang After the tragic incident that occured in Parkland, Florida, many people, as well as the federal government, are starting to think about tightening gun control. But what are the benefits that gun laws will bring and what costs will these …

By Katherine Han Last summer, I had the incredible opportunity to travel to Kathmandu, Nepal to help repaint the Shree Mahendra Gram Secondary School. While I was there, I learned a lot more than just painting skills. From the outside, the Shree …