Year: 2004

It’s hard to slip anything past Al Shrier. But the 73-year-old public relations veteran was left open-mouthed on Feb. 20, when Temple’s Athletics Department presented him with a bobblehead doll commemorating his 50-plus years of

The last time the women’s basketball team advanced to the NCAA Tournament was two seasons ago. Only five current Owls were around for that berth, which came after Temple won the Atlantic Ten Tournament. There

Being on the outside looking in at a NCAA Tournament berth is a position senior guard David Hawkins didn’t think he would have to get used to. For the third straight year, the Owls, 14-11,

In third grade, the nuns at my elementary school split up the girls and boys and sent us to different rooms. I still don’t know what the boys observed, but us girls had to watch

I opened my mailbox one afternoon to find a letter for which I had waiting and dreading. It read: “The record states that you completed your studies on July 7. You applied for a work

When his campaign was on the brink of collapse at the hands of Howard Dean and Wesley Clark, Massachusetts Senator John Kerry hurriedly switched his tactics and tone of voice. The new candidate Kerry replaced