Month: April 2004

Philly is full of restaurants. There are so many, in fact, that choosing where to go can make you want to stay home and eat Ramen. But don’t be scared. The trick to finding your

Howard Dean might not have convinced you that President George W. Bush somehow knew the tragedies of Sept. 11, 2001, would happen beforehand, and just chose not to act. If Richard Clarke’s ever-credible book tour-turned-testimony

Throughout her collegiate career, Tiffany Pulaski has never been a loser. In her three years with Temple lacrosse, she has amassed a 40-17 record, which includes a near-perfect mark in the Atlantic Ten Conference and

There are no heroes in this Alamo. Instead, John Lee Hancock’s The Alamo is a movie without victors, or even stars. Even with Dennis Quaid and Billy Bob Thornton headlining, this movie is more about

If you were to walk through the Philadelphia airport earlier this spring, you may have run into six freshmen softball players walking through the corridors in their batting helmets and shirts covered in ketchup and

Whoever coined the phrase “lead by example” probably had someone like Temple senior Al Roach in mind. While most upperclassmen on the baseball team display their leadership in a vocal manner, Roach tends to take