Month: April 2005

When her great-grandmother passed away, Erica Smittle, a junior, wanted to do something in her remembrance. A few years after her death, Smittle, then 14 years old, decided how to honor “Rose,” her great-grandmother –

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

With more than 60 plays, British knight Sir Alan Ayckbourn has become one of the most prolific living playwrights. He is best known for his farcical dramas of the British middle class, which is evident

If you’ve ever taken a stroll on the third floor of Annenberg Hall, you’ve most likely passed room 307 and thought, “OK, whose office is this, and why does it look crazy?” Designed to resemble

Temple Student Government confirmed last week’s election results on Monday, and officially named Oscar Chow the assembly’s next president. Chow ran as part of “A Stronger Temple” along with Ryan Phelan, the vice president-elect of

Remember in the beginning of the semester you swore to yourself that this time it would be different? You vowed that you would not let things go to the last minute, and that you would