Everyone knows Italians live better than Americans. They take long lunches with family, drink vino with every dinner, and enjoy an afternoon siesta without feeling guilty for not working. Part of the lush life of
There are not many scheduled meets left for the men’s and women’s track teams this year, but the next meet on April 28-30 is one in which the Owls have played a large role for
The football team may not have a conference to call home this season, but Rian Wallace could find his home in the National Football League. Wallace, a junior linebacker, was chosen Sunday by the Pittsburgh
In 1913, Rebecca West, a journalist and suffrage campaigner, said, “I myself have never been able to find out precisely what feminism is. I only know that people call me a feminist whenever I express
Few students are aware of it, but the race course required by the core curriculum with the intention of promoting racial understanding has its origins in a violent incident of racial conflict. One April night
A Temple graduate student was one of 20 people arrested last week for his role in an Internet pharmaceutical drug ring that allegedly had ties to over 100,000 clients in India and cities across the
Remember the good old days of chastity belts, having an anxiety attack every day that your period was late and back-alley abortions? Conservatives in this country sure do, and they’re just aching to bring them
Even though the women’s rugby team will be competing in its second straight national championship game this weekend, captain Vanesha McGee said the Owls do not feel like seasoned veterans this time around. “I’m not
Not so much a remake as a redo, The Amityville Horror is content to be nothing more than a carbon copy of the original. Considering that first picture was dreadful just as it was, we’re
The newest recruit to the men’s basketball team is a solid talent possessing a dream attitude, according to current coaches and future teammates. Semaj Inge, a senior at Woodrow Wilson High School in Camden, signed