Month: November 2004

Everyone hears about the wild parties that go on at colleges. But what usually falls under the radar are the alcohol-related deaths that occur because of them. In reaction to two deaths this year at

The Organization of African Students will be hosting a celebration of African culture with food and performance at their annual banquet on Saturday, Nov. 20 at 7 p.m. in the Great Court of Mitten Hall.

Auburn visits the Liacouras Center tonight to kick off the men’s basketball season, and the Owls said they need to play big since the Tigers, who have just one player taller than 6-foot-6, can’t. “It’s

It didn’t take much for Mike Mendenhall to figure out where he would play collegiate football. The junior defensive end had been watching Temple two years prior to graduating from Paulsboro High School in South

After 12 years in the Big East, the football team will play its last game as a member of the conference tomorrow when it hosts Boston College in the Owls’ season finale. The Owls went

Imagine a scenario involving a scared, defenseless child awaiting his abusive father’s impending return home after a night at the bar. The child is forced to stand by and watch his mother accept and welcome