Year: 2004

Joseph A. Slobodzian Knight Ridder Newspapers In a case that pitted academic freedom against the government’s power of the purse, a divided federal appeals court in Philadelphia on Monday invalidated the 10-year-old Solomon Amendment that

Games like these can sometimes be the toughest. After sending a scare into two of the nation’s top five teams in a span of five days, the women’s basketball team came home Wednesday night to

Comedian Mike Yard usually gets nervous before going on stage in front of a large audience. That wasn’t the case on Tuesday night at the Owl Cove in Mitten Hall. Due to event scheduling conflicts,

Keith Butler watched much of Tuesday’s game against Arizona State from the bench. The junior center, who committed three fouls in the 65-62 loss, watched his teammates get severely out-rebounded by a Sun Devils team

The Temple News supports our troops. Many staffers get their cable and Internet at home from Comcast. We’ve even been known to announce that we’re “having a great day.” But why involve all these issues

Tim Hagan has rowed in “Temple style” since high school. Hagan, the self-described “laid-back, low-key” coach of women’s crew, was hired prior to the fall 2004 season after former coach Kristine Deatrick resigned because of