Month: November 2001

In my three plus years here at Temple University, I’ve noticed a few things that happen every November. Each year, the brown and yellow leaves fall from the trees, and each year as the chill

Aries (March 21-April 19) – You don’t always get along with older people. You have strong opinions, and so do a lot of them. You may think one particular person is unbearably stodgy. He or

Twenty seniors came into this season for Temple football ready for the end. The end was supposed to be a bowl. The end wasn’t supposed to be a game against UConn, a Divison I-AA school

The recent events in New York and Washington, D.C., and the war in Afghanistan have put a whole different perspective on this year’s Thanksgiving festivities. As American families gather together to give thanks for their

I recently watched a report on the evening news describing how to build a “safe room” in your home to prepare your family for a biological attack. Is it really a good idea for people

The Green Party’s District Attorney candidate is looking on the bright side after a lopsided loss on Nov. 6 to incumbent Lynn Abraham. Despite only receiving six percent of the vote compared to Abraham’s runaway