Year: 2004

For the second straight week, the Temple football team faced an opponent that would have been chalked up as an easy ‘W’ just a few short years ago. But the Owls fell to Connecticut on

With the presidential race so close, it remains clear that both candidates will continue to attempt to sway swing-voters’ opinions in the last few days of campaigning. While some voters may be undecided, a handful

It seems everywhere you turn there is a charity or organization vying for your time and money to further their efforts. Just look toward Center City this month and you will see a pink skyline

Nadia Stadnycki Staff Writer I have come to the conclusion that I suffer from engagementringophobia. I’d like to say it’s innate, but alas, I know that no fear is unfounded. So I’m working on dissecting

Every Temple student has his or her own opinion about the presidential race. Some students believe that Kerry’s interests lean toward college students and the majority of middle and working classes based on issues of

While the Israeli government and pro-Israeli organizations would like to draw parallels between Israel’s experience in political, social, and economic instability, with current (and justifiable) anti-terrorist sentiment within the United States, the reality of the