2006 - The Temple News

Jazz Review: Chris’ Jazz Cafe

24 October 2006 The Temple News

Chris’ Jazz Cafe, at 1421 Sansom St., has one goal: to make people happy. “We like to offer everybody something, regardless of the cost, or what their scene is,” said Chris Farrell, the beverage manager

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

As losing season nears completion, heads still held high

24 October 2006 The Temple News

The men’s soccer team just doesn’t quit. Even after a pair of weekend losses at Ambler Sports Complex to Atlantic Ten Conference opponents Duquesne and Saint Louis, the Owls were still holding their heads high.

Jazz It Up

24 October 2006 The Temple News

“You know man, people always sayin’ jazz is dead – but jazz is like roaches, you can’t kill it,” said saxophone legend Jimmy Heath with a cackle. That statement rang true last Tuesday night as

Helping Hands unite to set campus record

24 October 2006 The Temple News

A huddle of about 1,000 students met at the Bell Tower Saturday morning to receive an earful from retired men’s basketball coach John Chaney. He commended everybody for being a part of a new Temple

Minding your business: All-nighter: more than books

24 October 2006 The Temple News

It always happens when you least expect it, especially when you’re forgetful like I am. You already have a 10-page paper on Bobcat Goldthwait’s relationship with Nikki Cox due tomorrow. On the same day you

Jazz Review: Cafe Habana

24 October 2006 The Temple News

Load up on authentic Cuban bites, tasty house drinks and get ready to hear great live music at Cafe Habana’s “Jazzy Fridays.” Nestled off 21st and Sansom streets this Cuban restaurant/bar/lounge offers a sweet escape

Alumna represents Canada in Miss World

24 October 2006 The Temple News

The thought of competing in a beauty pageant never crossed her mind. She never liked dressing up, doing her hair or putting on makeup. While at Temple, she spent her time playing volleyball, jogging in

Bouncing Back

24 October 2006 The Temple News

Only fairy tales are supposed to end this way. In her final home game sporting a Cherry and White uniform, field hockey’s Megan Hannahoe re-directed a rebound for a game-winning goal to lift the Owls

Making up lost time at the Atlantic Ten Championships

24 October 2006 The Temple News

Twenty years cannot be made up in one year. But members of the men’s and women’s cross country teams said they believe they are on the right course. In Pittsburgh Saturday, the Owls will compete