Month: November 2005

The football team didn’t lose on Saturday. Having a bye week can do that for a team. The Owls (0-10) will look to fellow-Division I-A Independent Navy this Saturday for their first win of the

While some students dread the idea of walking to class with snow on the ground, Temple’s Snowboarding Club can’t wait to see mountains of snow. The Temple University Snowboarding Club, established by junior Andrew Mullen

You can see their influence everywhere. Lately, a college campus or city road seems naked without a few dozen people floating around in their own worlds, tiny iPod earbuds hooked into their ears. Apple’s critically

In 1848, with John Sutter and James Marshall’s discovery of gold in Sacramento, Calif., America’s focus turned from the industrial East Coast to California in what became known as the California Gold Rush. Suddenly, Americans

On a snowy March weekend in Connecticut six months ago, the women’s basketball team saw its season end in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Less than 100 miles away from UConn’s campus is

The departing members of the student body who walked at commencement last spring took with them a wealth of experiences, ranging from forged friendships to internships to lines of red tape at registration. But none