2006 - The Temple News

Cold Weather Spurs Wardrobe Questions

31 October 2006 The Temple News

There’s a nip in the air. Frost on the ground. And chattering teeth. But will all that stop students from dressing to impress this Halloween? Ashley Jumper, a sophomore criminal justice major, said she is

Fear stretches beyond the costumes

31 October 2006 The Temple News

Vampires, werewolves, witches and goblins are the glowing images featured on jack-o-lanterns all through fall. On Halloween, these infamous creatures take flight as haunting flickers of horror. As this season’s eve of trepidation is at

Teach-ins attract dissenting voices

31 October 2006 The Temple News

Dr. Ralph Young is popular. Really popular. Just ask any of Young’s students, who gave him rave reviews as both a professor of the history course, “Dissent in America” and as a leader of weekly

CRIME REPORT

31 October 2006 The Temple News

Crime Report 10.23 to 10.31 Oct. 23 Student Center Complainant reported the window to her office door was removed and one the offices in her suite had things moved around. Nothing reported taken. 2102 N.

Anatomy of Hate

31 October 2006 The Temple News

Earlier this month, Fox baseball broadcaster Steve Lyons was fired for making a racially derogatory comment about colleague Lou Piniella’s Hispanic heritage on the air during the American League Championship Series. Although company policies vary,

A-10 crowns elude two squads

31 October 2006 The Temple News

The 14-team fields at the Atlantic Ten Conference Championships were not too friendly to the men’s and women’s cross country teams. Both teams finished 13th in their respective 14 races Saturday at the A-10 Championships,

Return of Tyndale, Marshall could vary

31 October 2006 The Temple News

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. – Men’s basketball coach Fran Dunphy said last week at Atlantic Ten Conference Media Day that it’s likely junior guard Mark Tyndale will return to the Owls before senior center Wayne Marshall.

Comments lack empathy, show ignorance

31 October 2006 The Temple News

It finally happened. Some of my fellow classmates finally said something on a public forum to prove they’ve been afflicted with suburban Simple Simon syndrome. On Sept. 25, Tau Kappa Epsilon was temporarily suspended as

Consumers fall victim to ‘newest’ craze

24 October 2006 The Temple News

A Luddite is one who is opposed to technological progress. Your humble narrator is by no means a Luddite, but she can relate to a Luddite’s sentiments. With all the new technology on the market

Is Television Stealing Film Audiences?

24 October 2006 The Temple News

I haven’t seen a really decent movie in a long time. “Pirates of the Caribbean: Dean Man’s Chest”? Sure, a decent sequel. “When a Stranger Calls”? Not so bad for a remake. Sadly though, it’s