Month: November 2004

Cold weather is upon us, bringing not only visions of pumpkin patches and mugs full of warm chai, but also chilly autumn mornings and brisker afternoons. But fear not, fashion savvy. For those who want

We all stayed up as late as we could to watch it. We woke up the next morning anxious to see who officially held Ohio. After an unexpected Kerry concession, the incumbent came out on

At one time or another we’ve all tried our hand, or foot rather, at attempting to “break it down” on the dance floor. This doesn’t mean the attempts have resulted in much success. In fact

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,

It’s tough to tell where things are going to lead. With a stream of players being shuffled in and out of the men’s basketball program, coach John Chaney has kept things stable. The David Hawkins

In the midst of the euphoria of Saturday’s win over Syracuse, Temple quarterback Walter Washington tied a school record with his 15th touchdown of the season. The player’s record he tied was former Temple running