Year: 2002

Being funny isn’t easy. Rob Schneider, star of The Animal and Deuce Bigelow: Male Gigolo, said that “Comedy is like drowning, the thing that keeps your head above water is the laugh. You have to

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

Philly native and ’92 Temple University grad, turned freelance writer and indie rocker Richard Turgeon recently released his first full-length novel, “Thank You, I’m a Rock Star.” Turgeon’s book is, to say the least, an

In the world of sports, it seems as if the term “professional” is loosely based on professionalism. The term may be based on winning percentage, shoe endorsements, or even the number of charges an athlete

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

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