March, 2002 - The Temple News

Temple must wait for invite, following Thursday loss

07 March 2002 The Temple News

For the Owls, it was not supposed to end like this. After winning nine out of their last ten coming in, the Owls looked like a surefire bet to repeat as Atlantic 10 champions. Momentum

Gymnastics looks to continue success

07 March 2002 The Temple News

They twist, turn and flip through the air with amazing grace. They use strength, flexibility and will to conquer various apparatuses that stand in their way. The sport revolves around a team concept that depends

It’s been a long time

07 March 2002 The Temple News

The women’s basketball team captured its first ever Atlantic 10 Championship with a 63-58 win over Saint Joseph’s at the Liacouras Center on Monday. The Owls gained an automatic NCAA Tournament bid with the win.

Temple’s fate in their hands

07 March 2002 The Temple News

For Temple seniors Lynn Greer, Kevin Lyde, and Ron Rollerson it is simple: win three straight games or go home. The lines on the battlefield have been drawn, and for the Owls the battles have

Letters to the Editor

07 March 2002 The Temple News

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Amtrak falls off track

07 March 2002 The Temple News

If some people in Congress get their way, nationwide passenger trains may no longer be available to Temple students, or anyone in the United States. Federal subsidies for Amtrak, the nation’s only nationwide passenger rail

Attention Temple News readers:

07 March 2002 The Temple News

Attention Temple News readers: This week’s Temple News is an online issue only. Print copies were not published. Another online issue of the Temple News will be published next week during Spring Break. Contact us

Gorillaz at the Electric Factory

07 March 2002 The Temple News

On their first-ever U.S. tour, the Gorillaz have approached a new concept of live performance. Instead of having the crowd see the band members on the stage, the group has utilized their cartoon counterparts, showing