Month: April 2005

Professor Donald Wargo is looking out for his students. Wargo has ben in the often-corrupt business world, and he’s teaching his business students how to be ethical. The economics teacher knows how complicated the business

Roberto Santiago Knight Ridder Newspapers MIAMI – My bodybuilding regime has gone extreme. My diet and exercise program are now strict enough that I will achieve the Men’s Fitness cover boy physique that some women

Janet Helm Chicago Tribune Bacteria in your food are a bad thing, usually: Think of E. coli or other harmful bugs. But a whole other world of “friendly” bacteria lurks out there. Called “probiotics” and

The women’s lacrosse team used its game against lowly La Salle last week as a tune-up for tomorrow’s match with perennial contender Princeton. If the Owls’ play Wednesday was a prelude to what’s to come

The baseball team’s dugout will lack a familiar face for an undetermined period of time. Coach Skip Wilson suffered injuries to his ribs, left knee and spine when he fell walking down the steep hill

Coming off a second place finish at the conference championships last week, the Owls prepare to send their strongest competitors to the NCAA individual qualifying round on Thursday. The Owls, who narrowly missed the No.