Month: September 2004

When the women’s lacrosse team takes the field this spring to defend its Atlantic Ten title, there will be one drastic difference from seasons past. For the first time in 12 years, Kim Ciarrocca will

SEPTA and the Philadelphia school district may seem worlds apart, and in many ways they are. But they do have one important thing in common: both depend on state aid. On the face of it,

Last weekend, as I sat contemplating the three papers, six reading assignments and one at-home platypus dissection I had to get done by Monday, I realized something: I am a procrastinator. OK, so I didn’t

As a Temple University student I feel that we are getting taken advantage of by the parking authority. On Thurday 9-23, it seemed like your typical day. I was returning to my car after classes

As the seasons begin to change, leaves turn from crisp green to golden orange and the air takes on its familiar chill. In much the same way, the world of couture sheds its gauzy strapless

Going up against a Florida A&M team that averaged 300.5 passing yards per game before Saturday, Temple coach Bobby Wallace knew his squad would have to keep the ball out of the Rattlers’ hands. Tim