Month: March 2004

Spain’s support of the Iraq War didn’t protect it from international terrorism. Why should anyone believe that regime change in Baghdad has made any other nation safer? The March 11 attack is the starkest proof

Coming back to America was a bigger culture shock than being in Italy. Being immersed in the Italian lives and culture for an entire semester had thrown me off with American ways. Even though I

It was bad. It was real bad. For Temple, it was one game and out in the Atlantic Ten Tournament. Now, it’s off to a third-straight trip through the National Invitational Tournament. The Owls were

Softball Freshman Adrienne Respher was named Atlantic Ten Softball Co-Rookie of the Week for the week ending March 14. Respher, who plays first base, hit three home runs, 10 runs batted in and four stolen

Wade D. Albert Political Science & Classics walbert@temple.edu 215-387-4238 I recently discovered an AP story by Mark Niesse titled “Black Clergy Rally Against Gay Marriage”, which describes how a group of African American pastors in

DAWN OF THE DEAD, remade by director Zack Snyder from George Romero’s seminal 1978 classic horror film, defies expectations to become a zombie movie that not only succeeds in delivering the goods, but manages to