Month: November 2004

The quiet bus ride home from George Washington University gave the men’s soccer team plenty of time to sort out the outcome of Sunday’s Atlantic Ten Championship game. For the second year in a row,

Last year may go down in college basketball history as the pinnacle of Atlantic Ten hoops. Four teams earned bids to the NCAA Tournament, three others qualified for the NIT, and one-who could forget Saint

As the defending Atlantic Ten champions, the Temple women’s basketball team will undoubtedly be the target, waiting for conference opponents to strike all season long. But the Owls are not the only team that has

For most of their electoral history, Catholics have remained a solid demographic for the Democratic Party, but there has been a marked shift in the past two decades mobilizing religious Catholics to the Republican platform.

The average American woman is 5 feet 4 inches and wears a size 12 on the top, and 14 on the bottom. The result is a growing retail industry catering to plus-size women. Shopping for

Yasir Arafat is dead. He died not in the Palestinian state he hoped for, but in France, at 75 years of age. The winner of the 1994 Nobel Peace Prize, Arafat was at best a