Month: April 2002

WASHINGTON — When thousands of disorderly fans took to the streets of College Park after the University of Maryland’s national basketball championship Monday night, they were met by hundreds of firefighters, police and eight people

Those disappointed faces have long disappeared from our memories and their uncultivated talents, acute intellect and physical prowess will only be revisited in fleeting recollections. They lived in a conscious nightmare — the nightmare of

Facing a growing budget deficit of more than $600 million, Pennsylvania Gov. Mark S. Schweiker plans to cut Temple’s funding and President David Adamany may look to students to make up the shortfall. Schweiker has

The Barnes Foundation provides visitors with a new way to look at art. While most art museums adhere to an unspoken code where walls or entire rooms are dedicated to one artist or style of

With the commencement of the Afghanistan campaign six months ago, the United States gave the green light to governments around the world to solve their problems through violence. All they need to do is cite

The opening of the 7-Eleven last week was the latest step forward in the Liacouras Walk project that has been plodding along slowly since last summer. The three new eateries of Dunkin Donuts, Baskin Robbins