Month: October 2000

The Temple field hockey team got four second-half goals from four different players to overtake Atlantic 10 rival Rhode Island, 5-2, on Sunday at Geasey Field. The Rams handed the Owls a season-ending 3-1 defeat

Max Cavalera’s group Soulfly rocked the Electric Factory to its foundation on Friday the 13th. Slaves on Dope gave a great opening performance to the show with great tracks off their first album, Inches from

The Philadelphia Shakespeare Festival opens its season with Romeo and Juliet, the classic story of the Capulets and the Montagues. The Festival’s production, directed by Tazewell Tompson, is truly a fairy tale lacking the happy

If a film cast consists of two Academy Award winners and one Academy Award nominee, what do you get? A film with Oscar potential, right? Right! Pay It Forward is that film. After all, the

Slaves on Dope Inches from the Mainline (Priority) With a head turning name, Slaves on Dope conjures negative thoughts, but ironically all band members are drug free. Since forming six years ago, the band has

In the continuing story of the improving Temple football team, the Owls traveled to New Brunswick, N.J., to do some things they haven’t done in a long time. Temple hadn’t won a Big East conference