November, 2010 - The Temple News

Five burning questions: women’s

09 November 2010 Kyle Gauss

1. Who will replace LaKeisha Eaddy? Eaddy, who finished her career as Temple’s all-time steals leader and managed to dish out the second-most assists in program history, completed her eligibility last season. The 5-foot, 7-inch

Five burning questions: men’s

09 November 2010

1. Who will be the fifth starter? The starting four are all but locked down with senior forward Lavoy Allen, junior guard Juan Fernandez and junior center Micheal Eric returning as starters and junior guard

Minutemen end field hockey’s season in heartbreak fashion

09 November 2010 Brandon Stoneburg

After enduring 73 minutes of scoreless play, the hearts of the field hockey team and all its faithful fans who stuck out the cold were broken by a freshman. “We played a great game. Shutting

Fencing team hosts Temple Open

09 November 2010 Jeffrey Janiczek

The fencing team opened its season with a bang Saturday afternoon at McGonigle Hall for the 31st annual Temple Open. Led by senior captain Audrey Barroso, the team nearly swept the winner’s stands, finishing first

Women’s games to watch

09 November 2010 Jeffrey Janiczek

The team’s opening month contains three Top 25 matchups before A-10 play. VS. OHIO STATE, NOV. 12 Temple kicks off the 2010-11 season by hosting three-time reigning Big Ten Conference Player of the Year senior

Ice hockey overcomes third-period deficit to beat St. Joseph’s Hawks

09 November 2010 Joey Cranney

In a game filled with 21 penalties, heavy physical play and bad blood, the ice hockey team pulled out a win Saturday. Senior forward Ryan Frain scored two goals, junior goalie Will Neifeld made nearly

Men’s games to watch

09 November 2010 Kyle Gauss

Per tradition, the Owls will face a season full of tough non-conference opponents. VS. SETON HALL, NOV. 12 The Owls waste little time starting the season as they go up against Seton Hall, a member

Walk this way

09 November 2010 Brian Dzenis and Kyle Gauss

On a typical Division I football team, 85 players receive scholarships, while the remaining total is comprised of walk-ons. A walk-on is an athlete who, instead of joining the team on scholarship, is required to

Handcuffed to questionable policy

08 November 2010

Identifying himself as “Cecil B. Moore” after giving a sideways glance to the avenue of the same name, a North Philadelphia resident said he’s heard of the “stop and frisk” policy. In fact, the unidentified

Speaking words and spreading truth

08 November 2010 Chelsea Wargo

By touring the nation and spreading her message of truth to thousands of people, Nina “Lyrispect” Ball, a 2005 Temple alumna of the African American studies department, said she hopes to empower America with her