Month: November 2004

Rumor has it some moron wrote in these pages a month ago that there wasn’t a Temple athletic team worth its salt playing this fall. He mocked an online poll, I’m told, for its attempt

This past weekend, the 25th Annual Temple Fencing Collegiate Open was held in McGonigle Hall. The event is the largest collegiate fencing event held in the United States. It also kicks off the fencing season.

As is customary for the Halloween season, another studio has rolled out their horror film hoping to grab those looking to be frightened at the movies. Saw, in addition to benefitting from the Halloween weekend

As a group, Americans have always strived for a sense of self, but the only real unification we’ve ever had is in our national desire to be free from England’s rule. Our greatest loss of

Recently, Temple University was recognized by the Princeton Review as “The Fourth Most Connected Campus,” an impressive accomplishment that has been wisely transformed into an opportunistic public relations campaign. While it is certainly an achievement,

Look around folks. We’re dropping like flies. With student employment rates rising, scholars are succumbing to the overwhelming stress of trying to juggle work with school. Recent studies have shown that up to 75 percent