Year: 2004

The one thing that has kept the Owls from being in a better position for the postseason has been the inconsistent play of sophomore center Keith Butler. Listed at 7 feet and 250 pounds, the

Candice Dupree is not the kind of player who lets big shots get to her head. That’s why the sophomore center has come through in the clutch not once, but twice against city rival Saint

In 1988, I wrote that “consumers need a ‘no-frills university’ to turn the higher-education marketplace upside down.” I lamented that “the $80,000 bachelor’s degree is upon us, and the $100,000 edition cannot be far away.”

The face of this university is set to drastically change over the next few years. Student Center renovations are set to enter their next phase at the end of the semester, and the much-talked about

One of the greatest American lies of all time is our claim to whole-hearted acceptance and celebration of our society’s unique diversity. Of course, such words look wonderful on paper as a sparkling testament to

I was late to my 8:40 class – it was a typical morning. I was so late I almost ran in front of a student taking pictures around campus with her camera phone. Camera phones,