Month: October 2005

2005 has been quite the year for comic book movies.  First, Sin City brought an ultra-violent, highly-stylized Frank Miller graphic novel to the screen with brilliant results. Then in the summer, we had Batman Begins,

Football coach Bobby Wallace had more to say about Bowling Green’s quarterback than his own. And that’s not to say Wallace is knocking his own signal-caller, senior quarterback Mike McGann. A Heisman Trophy candidate, Bowling

Freshman Patricia Vernon was the hitting force behind the volleyball team’s two dominating victories over Atlantic Ten Conference opponents last week, and for her efforts she was named A-10 Co-Rookie of the Week. In the

Attending a school where race relations and diversity are staples of the university mantra, Temple students understand and appreciate the need to be sensitive to people’s gender and ethnicity. In today’s world, it is important

After a seven-year reign atop the Atlantic Ten Conference volleyball rankings, Temple’s 2004 semifinal defeat to Xavier left the Owls with a bitter taste. But after faltering in the standings last season, the Owls have

Fernando Meirelles, the Academy Award-nominated director of City of God, succeeds in a new vision of cinematic excellence. Ralph Fiennes and Rachel Weisz star as Justin and Tessa Quayle in Meirelles’ thriller, The Constant Gardener.