Month: October 2003

Brandon Steiner, founder and chairman of Steiner Sports Marketing, Inc., recently spoke about the principles and philosophies that have guided his career. The free event, presented by the senior seminar class of the School of

It’s that time again. The mid-semester monotony is upon us. Students mull in a zombie-like state from class to class, the excitement of the new school year has simmered to a lull, and worst of

Halloween is evil. Forget the ghosts, goblins, witches, jack-o-lanterns, creepie-crawlies and things that go bump in the night. Granted, they’re pretty scary, and I don’t necessarily want one hanging around on the weekends, but they’re

“We all have a paddle. It’s a really hokey thing to say, but the paddle was critical in my getting into law,” Temple Law graduate Alex Wellen began. Wellen, author of “Barman” and creator of

Although Temple University continuously embraces its diversity, one of the most visible groups on campus still feels misunderstood. The skaters are not only hounded by campus police and students alike, but are blamed for damaging

When daylight descends and darkness rules, it’s primetime for ghost hunting in Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Ghost Hunters Society, founded in 1997 by Rick Fisher, investigates and researches haunted houses. “If you want to be a