Year: 2005

When the final buzzer sounded in Blacksburg, Va., last Tuesday, the men’s basketball team had lost in the first round of the NIT to end a season with more ups and downs than the hilly

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

Dear Editor, After reading the recent article about unionizing the Temple University security I was shocked by the following statement: “(Mike) Johnson described his job training as inadequate, which he said consisted of watching videos

For many of us, live music at the club level can be downright frustrating. Sometimes you leave the club exhausted from straining your eyes to see around both the pillar and the tall guy in

Homelessness is a universal problem. Throughout the world, countries must struggle with seeing their citizens live on the streets. Finding the true rates of homelessness is difficult. It is especially challenging to track since there

Kim Harwell The Dallas Morning News WHAT IT IS: First of all, here’s what drinking chocolate is not: hot cocoa. Forget the mini-marshmallows and clumps of undissolved powder – this is all about the sensual,