Month: October 2004

If only the Owls could play every game against a team named the Rams. The volleyball team defeated the Rhode Island Rams, 3-0, Saturday at McGonigle Hall, still riding the momentum of the previous day’s

Temple needed this one in a bad way. After home losses to two-time defending conference champions Richmond and second place Massachusetts, the Owls field hockey team gained its first conference win of the season Sunday

It’s the harshest buzz-kill, the worst-case scenario and a bad nightmare: cops busting the party. You’re at a fraternity, sorority, or a house party when you hear that dreaded pounding on the door. The police

Talia Ruth’s second season with Temple was over before it had even started. Four days into the 2002 preseason, Ruth did serious damage to her knee. In practice drills, she tore her anterior cruciate ligament

What do you say to a grown man wearing a giant, bright green, foam sandal costume with the words “flip-flop” on it? Normally, if you saw the man in September or October you would say

When fact and opinion meet a partisan agenda, it becomes hard to tell news from campaign commercials. Many point to the “liberal media” as an example of this bias. The thought is that the media