Month: April 2003

Temple University journalism professor and longtime reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer Ralph Vigoda, 53, died on April 8 of an apparent heart attack. Mr. Vigoda, who taught in the University’s journalism program since the 1980s,

When you weren’t busy watching Fraggle Rock, playing with Legos or shopping for acid washed jeans, the sitcoms of the ’80s were a great pastime. One common denominator for many sitcoms of the ’80s was

The referee separated the fighters and called a technical knockout just ninety-seven seconds into the match. The score was 13-2 and, for the safety of the Puerto Rican black belt, the fight was ended. RJ

Most people file theories about miracle cures and psychic powers away under “unusual.” Temple University’s Center for Frontier Science publishes these and other “out there” ideas in a journal, and has drawn criticism for doing

4/9, 3:30 a.m. 1100 Montgomery Ave. Campus police arrested one male student for underage consumption of alcohol and intoxication when he was observed staggering and unable to walk without assistance. The male also became verbally

With convincing wins over Atlantic 10 foes Massachusetts and Richmond, it seems Temple’s lacrosse team has got its groove back. After dropping three straight games to nationally ranked teams and losing captain and third leading