2006 - The Temple News

Showcasing up-and-coming talent

14 November 2006 The Temple News

Nearly every month, a crowd of about 200 people gather at the Rotunda in West Philadelphia, located at 4014 Walnut St., for the Big Art Show. On Sunday, Nov. 4, the event hosted 40 to

Art exhibition comes to Temple

14 November 2006 The Temple News

Every year coyotes from northern New York State find their way to Manhattan by riding on trucks. Once they find solace in the greens of Central Park, they are captured and caged, or sent back

‘Valley Girl’ learns a lesson in UK

14 November 2006 The Temple News

You’ve heard the stereotypes: Americans are gluttonous, Americans are loud and Americans have no manners. Unfortunately, I can’t help but agree with one part of the stigma: The average American speaks louder and communicates, both

Owls fall in season finale

14 November 2006 The Temple News

Annapolis, Md. – Navy’s running backs were not the only group that got a workout Saturday. The Midshipmen in the stands also got in quite a few reps, doing push-ups after each of Navy’s six

Societal role models not exempt from law

07 November 2006 The Temple News

“It happened before in the 80s,” my father commented, far from being shocked. Excuse me? I found my head spinning as I tried to wrap my mind around this. Apparently, Mark Foley is not the

Fish Wish

07 November 2006 The Temple News

In the mind of a trying-to-be health-conscious college student, walking into Johnson and Hardwick Cafeteria can be a bit discouraging. There’s nothing to eat there. Or perhaps the student just isn’t looking hard enough. And

Arnold Boyd, 57, had a ‘positive effect’ on students

07 November 2006 The Temple News

Arnold Boyd, program coordinator for Temple’s Office of Student Activities, died Nov. 3. He was 57 years old. Representatives from Campus Safety Services and the Office of Communications could not confirm the cause of Boyd’s

New medical school will open in ‘09

07 November 2006 The Temple News

The national anthem could be heard under the tent at Broad and Venango streets to celebrate the groundbreaking of Temple’s new medical school. The 480,000 square-foot, $150 million project is scheduled to be completed May

Poll Patrol

07 November 2006 The Temple News

Inundated with commercials plugging this candidate and ripping that one? Well, today, all of those trash-talking advertisements will come to end. And so do the various political races you’ve heard about for weeks. Yes, voting

Exorcizing the myth behind Freshman 15

07 November 2006 The Temple News

Before coming to college, most students probably hear horror stories about gaining weight – 15 pounds worth – during their freshman year. But whether it has been true for students or not, a recent study