Month: November 2004

Four years ago, the men’s basketball team won its season opener against Delaware and went on to reach the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament. Since then, the Owls had lost three straight season-opening games

For most students, the 2004 presidential election is nothing but a memory, whether painful or ecstatic. But for a handful of Pennsylvanians, the taste of the election still lingers long after the polls have closed

By sophomore year I had seen every episode of Family Guy ever released, and the same went for just about every show on Lifetime. When it came to Temple’s cable lineup in the dorms, I

Thirteen years of Temple football in the Big East Conference came to a characteristically uninspiring end on Saturday as the Owls lost, 34-17, to No. 19 Boston College. One week after beating Syracuse for their

There are some buzzwords in university lingo today that will win you 10 points just for the utterance. Diversity, open-mindedness, heck, you could squeeze 20 out of multiculturalism. Ironically, though, the seemingly universal adherence to

The basketball seasons opened with a bang this weekend. Despite all the thrills, both the men’s and women’s season openers ended up being too close to call. While the women’s team pulled out a nice