In her first game as coach, Tonya Cardoza had no problems leading the Owls past visiting Bowling Green.
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Steven Holmes’ sentencing was a strong statement by the city’s court system.
Straight-edge sets a fine example
John Mullen does not let his lifestyle get in the way of his friends’ non-straight-edge choices.
It’s our time to change now
Will race relations change?
Former prof appointed chief medical officer
Dr. Calvin Johnson left his position as the secretary of the Pennsylvania Health Department to return to Temple.
Philly’s vice industry suffers but will survive
A recent Newsweek article described the vice industry as recession-proof. But liquor stores, tobacco retailers and strip clubs in Philly are feeling the crunch – if only slightly.
Healthy eating for vegans is essential
Because veganism requires such sacrifice for those dedicated enough to be, it becomes more of a lifestyle than a diet.
Solid showing at Temple Open
The Owls performed well in their second competition of the year, as McGonigle Hall played host to some of the country’s biggest fencing programs in the annual meet last weekend.
Students cast doubt over their provisional ballots
On Nov. 4, some had problems making their votes count, and there are still questions two weeks later.
Crime Report: Nov. 18
Read the full crime report from the Nov. 18 issue.