Month: November 2004

The Owls took one step closer to winning the first Atlantic Ten Championship in school history yesterday by defeating La Salle, 1-0, in the opening round of the A-10 tournament at George Washington University. The

Junior quarterback Walter Washington could be anywhere other than Temple right now. He could be at Nebraska, running Bill Callahan’s West Coast offense. He could be at Kansas State, following in the footsteps of mobile

President Bush, In your first post-election press conference after John Kerry’s concession last week, I watched as you boldly proclaimed, “I want to speak to every person who voted for my opponent. To make this

I envy conservatives. Not because their candidate has just won presidency for another four years, fair and square this time. Not because their party has monopolized power in Washington by further advancing its hold over

If anything, the recent hubbub over grade inflation should tell you this: If you get below a B, you’re a lot dumber than you think. But don’t worry; grade inflation is a wonderful thing. When

Science is dynamic; the more we discover, the more our textbooks should change to reflect that. Therefore, the ignorantly static nature of biology curricula today boggles my mind and should infuriate you, the victim of