With the recent takeover of Netscape by the web browser giant America Online, Scott Collins and Tara Hernandez, two of the original pioneers of Netscape, vented their frustration and disgust in a two-hour lecture at
It seems that the closer to the mayoral election we get, the less appealling the candidates seem. In particular, the debacle over the FBI-placed bug found in Mayor Street’s office and the developing federal corruption
You cannot help but notice on campus – it is Gay Awareness Month. Actually, Gay, Lesbian, Bi, Tranns, Questioning, Thought About It Once or Twice, Took an Extra-Long Peek in the Locker Room Month. But
Arnold Schwarzenegger has 25 billion reasons to be worried. After the media frenzy about the California recall election, the greenhorn Austrian managed to win more than three million votes of the Golden State. Schwarzenegger has
I must have missed something about religion on campus. Maybe I wasn’t listening during orientation when it was being explained or simply overlooked the fine print in the University brochure. Perhaps you, the reader, can
On a hot summer evening in late July, Marc Jackson received a phone call. On the line was Philadelphia 76ers general manager Billy King, calling to welcome the former Temple standout back home to Philadelphia
Aaron McKie can still hear the cackled bellow of former coach John Chaney. Since returning home to play for the Philadelphia 76ers and living out his dream of playing in the NBA, McKie took Chaney’s
Senior midfielder Matt Moran helped guide the men’s soccer team to wins over two Atlantic 10 Conference rivals this week. His two goals and two assists in two games earned him the Philadelphia Soccer 7
Temple (1-5, 0-1) vs. Miami (6-0, 2-0) at Orange Bowl Stadium, 12:05 p.m. Temple is hurting all over. Poor performances by the linebackers, not enough discipline in the secondary and a lack of chemistry on