November, 2006 - The Temple News

The Path to Change

28 November 2006 The Temple News

Even though Lauren Beller considers Temple to be the most accessible school for students with disabilities in the Philadelphia region, she said she still thinks more can be done. Beller, a junior secondary education and

Back to where it all began for Dawn Staley

28 November 2006 The Temple News

It’s hard to ignore the three Kodak All-American awards and two National Player of the Year honors that women’s basketball coach Dawn Staley accumulated during her four years at Virginia. It’s also hard to ignore

What’s in store for campus next year? Find out

28 November 2006 The Temple News

With the semester winding down to a close and 2007 quickly approaching, it only feels right to take a gander into the future to see what exactly is in store for Temple. Next year, construction

Making up for those tiny flaws

28 November 2006 The Temple News

A few issues ago, we discussed tips for clothes and hygiene on the go. But for some people, it’s all about the glamour. So if you really want to look fresh and awake, or you

Delivering ponies, anything for a buck

28 November 2006 The Temple News

College employment opportunities are limited to the droves of undergrad students still working toward their first university degree. Students can be found staffing restaurants, re¬tail shops and clothing stores all around Phila¬delphia. But when folding

Two down, still winless

28 November 2006 The Temple News

As new coach Fran Dunphy walked onto the Liacouras Center hardwood prior to the basketball team’s home opener, the student section began chanting his name. He received a few more cheers when he was announced

Sports Rewind: Lacrosse, Baseball, Softball

28 November 2006 The Temple News

BASEBALL/ SOFTBALL CLINICS Baseball coach Rob Valli will hold Winter Indoor Skills Camp at McGonigle Hall in late December. The camps will be held Dec. 27 and 28. The camp attendees must be enrolled in

Crime Report

28 November 2006 The Temple News

Nov. 20 Kardon Building Student reported an unknown person kicked and damaged the door to his apartment after an unknown group left a party at an unknown apartment in the building at 3 a.m. Nov.

Holiday ball channeling Harry Potter

28 November 2006 The Temple News

Closeted Harry Potter fans can come out for one night when Harry and the Potters and other “wizard rock” bands come to Philadelphia. The brother duo from Massachusetts is hosting a “Yule Ball” in Philadelphia

A choice that’ll benefit the animals

28 November 2006 The Temple News

Origin of the American library, home to the oldest theater in America, and birthplace of the original U.S. Mint, the City of Brotherly Love is known not only for its boisterous, cheese steak-loving, crazy sports