Month: December 2002

Of the various things John Chaney has brought to the Temple basketball program, the x-factor has been his notorious matchup zone defense. Essentially it’s predicated on limiting transition points, forcing turnovers, neutralizing any sort of

At the TSG meeting on 12/2, Owls for Life, was denied funding by the General Assembly, mainly because voters did not want to see their money going to the Genocide Awareness Project (GAP). GAP was

In the mood for the holidays but can’t quite afford the swanky cheer? Then head downtown before you head home and soak up some warm and fuzzy holiday cheer without going go broke. If you

Note: A revised Owls for Life budget was presented before the General Assembly today, 12/9/02. This newly revised bill did not contain funding for the GAP pro-life exhibit. The bill was passed and Owls for

Not everyone can make it home for the holidays, especially collegiate athletes. Winter and fall sport athletes can end up having practices, games or holiday tournaments around the time most college students are packing up

For 65 years the Baptist Temple at Broad and Berks streets had the quietest neighbor you could ask for. Directly across the street from the Romanesque church was the Monument Cemetery, the final home for