Year: 2005

With two wins over Quinnipiac on Saturday, members of the softball team said they are off to a good start in defending last year’s Atlantic Ten Conference championship. Although six games under .500 against a

The women’s tennis team had hoped to ride the energy of last week’s victory over rival George Washington into Saturday’s match at Pennsylvania, but the Owls could not build any momentum to propel them past

For sophomore Noah Klein, the best part of going to the gym is leaving it. The 22-year-old, who works out six days a week and two to three hours a day, gets so hungry sometimes

During this year’s spring break from March 6-12, 20 Temple students didn’t spend any quality time with their couches. Instead, they traveled to Taos, N.M., on a trip with Habitat for Humanity. While most college

Spring is finally here, and you know what that means: Biking conditions will soon be optimal. Warm air, cool breeze and the smell of nature coming to life will compel you to bring your bike

In 1969, Elizabeth Kubler-Ross wrote the book “On Death and Dying,” in which she identified five distinct phases that a dying person experiences. These stages are: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. Funny how these