February, 2011 - The Temple News

People you should know: Scott Shall

22 February 2011 Amy Stansbury

“Think” – that’s the word that appears on the front of the business card of the International Design Clinic, run by architecture professor Scott Shall. Through his own work with the organization and art education

Injuries dampen winning streak

22 February 2011

The men’s basketball team has lost two starters to injuries. It’s been a mix of good and bad for the men’s basketball team over the past week. During a practice last Tuesday, things took a

Baseball off to best start since ‘69

22 February 2011 Connor Showalter

The Owls are 3-0 after a sweep of North Carolina Central. The baseball team showed no signs of early-season rust as its offense outscored North Carolina Central, 54-17, sweeping the three-game series. In their season-opener,

Under the Radar

22 February 2011 Tracy Galloway

battle of the bands 2011 / Feb. 24 9 p.m. Hard Rock Cafe, 12th and Market streets Free https://hardrock.com The legendary cafe, which has been open for nearly 40 years, is keeping legends alive in

Only one team left to beat…

22 February 2011 Jeffrey Janiczek

When the Temple and Xavier women’s basketball teams clash at the Liacouras Center Saturday night, there will likely be a regular season championship and No. 1 seed in the Atlantic Ten Tournament on the line.

Faculty explain teacher truancy policy

22 February 2011 Sean Carlin

While there is not a university-wide policy, individual schools can enact truancy policies. Although students are generally expected to let their professors, instructors or teaching assistants know in advance if they are going to miss

Josh Fernandez: Preventing red-light disasters

22 February 2011 Josh Fernandez

Red-light cameras offer a reasonable, temporary solution for drivers who disobey traffic laws. One of the perks of warm weather in February is that I finally had no excuses for resuming my jogging routine. I

Walking in the shoes of a world traveler

22 February 2011 Cara Stefchak

Award winning journalist Boyd Matson shares his worldly experiences of traveling the seven continents National Geographic correspondent Boyd Matson confessed to the audience seated in Bossone’s Mitchell Auditorium at Drexel University on Feb. 16 about

Kierra Bussey: Disrupting decisions

22 February 2011 Kierra Bussey

The law should intervene during health decisions only if the parent is neglectful or if it will better the welfare of the minor. The laws imposed on the United States’ society are meant to establish

Science, religion can sometimes be complementary

22 February 2011 Matt Flocco

Columnist Matt Flocco thinks science and religion don’t have to be combating views. I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: Christianity is not that distant from ancient mythology. Countless stories recall how Zeus