Month: December 2003

Anti-war sentiment hung in the air while the pangs of power through knowledge echoed off the theatre walls. No pyrotechnics, no explosions, no colored lights. Just five musicians encouraging audiences to seek out the truth

John Chaney proved himself wrong, but he probably doesn’t mind the result. After his Owls were trampled by Illinois last week, the Temple coach said he didn’t care about winning another game until the New

With an empty spot on my roster last semester, I took a class about the culture of America during the sixties. I wasn’t expecting very much from the class; I thought I was already knowledgeable

The day Amtrak opened in 1972, it was already financially hindered. The government-funded corporation could not get enough equipment or funds to operate every track and could not find managers with enough experience to be

My money sometimes looks like it has been through the washing machine, the way it is all bleached and faded. While that happens often, it is not always my fault. It is simply the new

Her teammates call her “Franchise.” Candice Dupree is the centerpiece of the women’s basketball team. She plays a major role in the offensive scheme and, as the tallest player on the floor for the Owls,