Month: April 2004

At least 75 car break-ins have occurred at Temple since the spring semester began. Aside from petty theft, it is it the most frequent – and costly – crime problem on campus. The most victimized

Vegetarian? Vegan? Tired of eating french fries while your friends enjoy full meals in Center City? Sunwishes, a new “health supportive” restaurant a few blocks from Rittenhouse Square, is there for you. Every item is

To say that Massachusetts had Temple’s number is an understatement. But the Owls broke a seven-year drought of defeats to the Minutewomen on Sunday. Going into the doubleheader, UMass had not lost an Atlantic Ten

Noah Potvin’s article on “reverse racism” is biased. It is almost funny how he tried to hide his bias by advocating his support for affirmative action. How is it not logical to have Temple’s black

Stanford Ovshinsky, the inventor of modern solar panels, told his audience last Thurs., April 22 to forget their dreams of hydrogen-fueled cars becoming a reality in the next few decades. “They’re ready now,” he said.

Played in sandlots and fields, baseball has ruled over the summer afternoons of Philadelphia’s youth since the game was devised in the 1800s. Professional baseball soon followed and has been here ever since. To celebrate