Month: December 2002

Temple women’s basketball came out of the Stanford Tournament on Sunday showing the rest of the nation that the Owls can hang with the best of them. In their first game of the tournament, the

While many will be carving there way through long lines at the mall this weekend, the women’s fencing team will be carving away at the competition in the National Intercollegiate Women’s Fencing Association Christmas Invitational

Lighting strikes twice for the Temple’s women’s volleyball team. Less than a week ago, the Owls (27-6, 13-1 A-10) defeated Manhattan College (30-2, 8-1 MAAC) 3-1 in a Nov. 27 scrimmage as a tune-up to

Last Tuesday, the Pennsylvania House passed legislation that would hand out longer jail terms and higher fines for crimes against gays, lesbians and other groups because of their sexual orientation. The state’s current Ethnic Intimidation

When Professor Herbert Simons created the Temple Issues Forum in 1998, he had a vision: the reawakening of the minds of faculty and students through lively debate. “When I founded the Temple Issues Forum, I

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