Year: 2004

The office of Career Development Services sponsored its annual Part-Time Job Fair this Wednesday, Sept. 22 in the Great Court at Mitten Hall. The event, which ran from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., featured 28

Noted author and musician James McBride kicked off the School of Social Administration’s first annual Gail Barnes Kelch Memorial Lecture Series on Wednesday in Tomlinson Theater. The event, co-sponsored by the College of Education, was

Until very recently, Senator Kerry has kept secret that his immigrant grandfather was a Czech Jew – one may speculate as to why. (John’s brother, Cameron, alive & well, is an orthodox Jew.) Being an

Volleyball coach Bob Bertucci is a teacher on the court. He knows the ins and outs of the game just like any other coach at the NCAA level. Something Bertucci can’t teach, however, is experience.

Rare. Unthinkable. Extraordinary. Pick a word. They all mean the same. And they all describe what cornerback Ray Lamb accomplished on the football field during Temple’s first win of the season last weekend. His six

When the Owls look across the line of scrimmage on Saturday, the Toledo team they see might be reminded of themselves. Both offenses will face defensive units that utilize different personnel to run similar schemes.