November, 2000 - The Temple News

FOR US…BY US

30 November 2000 The Temple News

Temple senior Christopher Crawford is getting a head start towards a future career in business. Although he is currently majoring in advertising, he’s involved in much more. Single handedly, Chris has brought Campus Consumers Inc,

ROBOT TROUBLE

30 November 2000 The Temple News

We hope you all enjoyed your Thanksgiving. If you don’t celebrate “stuff-your-face-day,” than we hope you enjoyed having to watch professional football and not being able to do anything because of all the closed stores.

WEB REVIEW

30 November 2000 The Temple News

by Kara Deniz Temple News Staff Writer https://www.missingmoney.com There is over $20 billion of unclaimed money in the United States. With one quick visit to missingmoney.com, it’s possible to hit the jackpot. Finding money you

BUZZCOCKS BRING ‘EM BACK ALIVE

30 November 2000 The Temple News

Tonight, Thursday, November 30, one of the most influential bands of all time will appear right here in Philadelphia. What band, you ask? Could it be the Rolling Stones? Nope. The Who? Impossible. Nirvana? Of

CD REVIEWS

30 November 2000 The Temple News

Peach Giving Birth to a Stone (Vile Beat) Giving Birth to a Stone is the sole full-length album from Peach, the former band of Tool bassist Justin Chancellor. Originally released in 1993, Giving Birth to

SPORTS CALENDAR

30 November 2000 The Temple News

Saturday, Nov. 18 Pittsburgh 7, Football 0 Atlantic 10 Volleyball Championships at Dayton Dayton 3, Volleyball 1 Tuesday, Nov. 21 Women’s basketball 77 Marist 57 Wednesday, Nov. 22 Men’s basketball 69, Indiana 61 Friday, Nov.

CALENDAR

30 November 2000 The Temple News

Around Campus: * TEMPLE UNIVERSITY PRESS HOLIDAY BOOK SALE, Through Dec. 6, 11:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. (weekdays only), Diamond Club Lobby. * HOLIDAY FILM SERIES: Soul Food, Nov. 30, 7 p.m., Annenberg Hall Room 3, Sponsored

INCUBUS ROCKS THE TOWER

30 November 2000 The Temple News

The funk-metal sound of Incubus found a faithful teenage following last Saturday when the Back to School Tour stopped in Upper Darby for two shows. The creative quintet from Calabras, Calif., wasted no time in

DEF COMEDY STOPS AT TEMPLE

30 November 2000 The Temple News

“Does anybody want to host the show?” The question made the crowd at the Liacouras Center last Friday rather nervous. It was 7:30 pm and the near capacity crowd awaited this installment of Russell Simmons

MONEY TALK$

30 November 2000 The Temple News

How many college students dream about what their career, house, neighborhood, spouse, children, and lives will be like after they graduate and get off the ground? I know I do. How many dream about retirement?