Year: 2004

Temple University President David Adamany addressed a Temple Student Government meeting yesterday, affirming that he is “interested in seeing that all students succeed.” Adamany stood before TSG for over an hour and a half, outlining

Donnell Jackson Staff Writer The rest and relaxation the players received this past weekend could be dangerous for Temple, especially since its next game will be played on the road against a nationally ranked opponent.

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,

Sen. Arlen Specter has done it again, and this one is for the record books. Specter, a 74-year-old Republican, retained his U.S. Senate seat Tuesday and will become Pennsylvania’s first five-term senator. Specter defeated Rep.

A small fire disrupted lunch service in the Student Center early Wednesday afternoon. The fire broke out shortly after 11:45 a.m. in the World’s Fare area of the food court. Employee Ming Hu was preparing

Jason S. Haslam Sports Editor To John Chaney, it’s mind-boggling. But the numbers don’t lie. It’s a well-documented fact that the Hall of Fame coach has unleashed his displeasure on Philadelphia fans. Now Chaney is