The new Avenue North development project, which will comprise a multiplex movie theater, high rise apartments and shops on the southwest corner of Cecil B. Moore Avenue and North Broad Street, has garnered mixed reactions
Heaven has a stripper factory and a beer volcano. No, really, it does. And believe it or not, there is a statistically sound, inverse relationship between pirates and global warming. Wait, it gets better. The
Even though they don’t attract the fan base that the football and basketball teams take for granted, the university’s non-revenue sports manage to attract a few student fans. But for the soccer, baseball and softball
Evolution satisfies science Regarding your article [“Darwin not enough; new theory vital for an education,” Oct. 18], Darwin may not be enough for the author, but evolution has satisfied scientists for a long time.
Spirit in the stands was not lacking on City Avenue on Saturday night, as the men’s soccer team rode the energy of the visiting Owls’ fans to a 2-1 victory over Saint Joseph’s. Despite a
With Halloween fast approaching, our natural human curiosities are turning sharply toward the more morbid elements of life and we’re more frequently indulging our collective love affair with having the living crap scared out of
His long, dirty-blonde long hair may be shorter, his voice deeper, but Zac Hanson still possesses the effervescent energy of a 14-year-old. The drummer from the brother group Hanson was in Orlando, Fla., on his
Eager to get started and confident he can continue his recent success as coach of Gloucester (N.J.) County College, Rob Valli was named the new baseball coach last Wednesday. Valli, who led GCC to the
It may be the student next to you in chemistry class or the girl you always see on your floor of the residence hall. They can be everywhere and nowhere at once. Traditionally, they spend
When the Owls take the field Saturday for the final time under Bobby Wallace, don’t expect the coach to get very emotional. When he leaves at the end of the season, Wallace says, he’ll forever