Year: 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

Temple plays their final home game this Saturday against No. 21 Pittsburgh. It is also Senior Day as 17 players will suit up for the last time in front of the home crowd. The Owls

In the biggest game of his young career, quarterback Walter Washington stepped into the spotlight and gave a glimpse of why Nebraska, Iowa and several other big-time programs were after his services. Washington, a junior

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

The dean of Temple University’s College of Science and Technology has stepped down to pursue research in the School of Medicine. Dr. Chris D. Platsoucas, Dean of CST since its break from the College of

Is an All-volunteer Military Good for Democracy? Prior to the undeclared Iraq War, I never thought of this question. I served during the unfair Vietnam Draft, where the disadvantaged shouldered most of the responsibility and