Year: 2003

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

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

I would never honor a veteran with a 21-gun salute using toy guns because they’re fake. I would never play Saving Private Ryan at a veteran’s funeral to remember his bravery because it’s embellished. I

The nightmare is over. Temple’s season came to an unceremonious end last Saturday in a 45-28 defeat at the hands of West Virginia in Morgantown. The game capped a disappointing 1-11 season that included a

After carving through Thanksgiving turkeys, the Temple fencing team will travel to Fairleigh Dickinson University to slice their way through the Christmas Invitational. The National Intercollegiate Women’s Fencing Association, in its 75th year of existence,

Finally, after a year of waiting, the holiday season has arrived. Every house on the street is decorated with multicolored lights and plastic reindeer. The stores break out their best merchandise for their best sales.