Year: 2003

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

Stephen Starr stretched the culinary landscape of Philadelphia just a little further “south of the border” earlier this month. Upon entering El Vez, Starr’s tenth culinary concept, the unsuspecting patron may think they’ve reached the

A number of students and faculty were upset when, because of budget concerns, Temple’s Paley Library was forced to cut the online version of the Oxford English Dictionary, an essential source for research. Last week,

Mike Piazza grew up around Philly. Come again, you say. That’s right, Mike Piazza and over 350 other baseball players, active and retired, sprung from somewhere near the cradle of liberty. The Temple University Press

For caving into pressure to cancel his network’s recent miniseries on Ronald Reagan, CBS president Les Moonves is a coward, plain and simple. His decision to pull the miniseries from CBS and hand it over

Just as the leaves have changed over a brisk fall season, so will Temple students’ classes in preparation for the upcoming Spring 2004 semester. Having my first taste of what Diamond Line, an automated phone