Month: November 2003

Pioneer reality star Eric Nies is working hard lately to keep his world in sync with the real world. Through a new non-profit youth organization and outrageous reality DVD, Nies plans to promote everything from

According to a new study published in the Journal of Bone and Mineral Research, repetitiveness of certain work tasks can result in bone damage. Dr. Ann Barr, an associate professor of Physical Therapy at Temple

I applaud Noah Potvin’s criticism of White male politicians venturing to govern the lives of American women (Bush basks…, 11/20). I reject, however, his assertion that no one is “doing anything about it,” as well

Television judge Greg Mathis takes the stage at the Liacouras Center later this month in “Tell It To The Judge,” Laterras Whitfield’s play about love, hate and knowing when to seek guidance from a higher

Opening the 2003-2004 campaign, Temple is looking to maintain the momentum it ended last season with. Winning 15 of their last 20 games, including improbable runs in the last two NIT tournaments, the Owls are

Temple’s fencing team grabbed their foils and traveled to Illinois to compete in the annual Northwestern Tournament, where they finished a successful 7-3 finish. Usually held in January, the tournament featured 13 teams, 12 of