2011 - The Temple News

Power of the Spoken Word

08 February 2011 Angelo Williams

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Tennis team splits weekend

08 February 2011 Brandon Stoneburg

The team defeated Georgetown but fell to city rival Penn. The men’s tennis team came close to finally beating its rival Penn, but ultimately it fell in a match that lasted more than four hours.

Wilson manages all the off-court aspects of men’s basketball. For Jeff Wilson, a perfect day is a quiet day. A quiet day means everything has gone according to plan for the men’s basketball team’s director

Nonprofit theater services surrounding community

08 February 2011 Nichole Baldino

The Walking Fish Theatre spreads its love of performing arts to Philadelphia. For a playwright, having one’s vision come to life on the stage is a rewarding experience – something Michelle Pauls and Stan Heleva

Gwilliam takes over women’s soccer

08 February 2011 Raymond Boyd

Gwilliam replaces David Jones, who resigned in November. The 2010-2011 year has been a season of change for many of the athletic programs at Temple as a number of coaches have decided to move on.

Hockey pummels Penn in biggest rout of season

08 February 2011 Joseph Cranney

Freshmen goalies unite for a 9-0 shutout of the Quakers. The ice hockey team put on a show at Penn last week. Six different Owls scored goals, the freshmen goalie duo of Chris Mullen and

The inked-up lifestyle

08 February 2011 Cara Stefchak

Tattoo-covered artists and curious patrons shared their love of inked skin at the Philadelphia Tattoo Arts Convention. After taking a glance at her exterior, one would never guess Rose Banks has a fear of needles.

Stress-free tax season with tips

08 February 2011 Kara Savidge

With the April 15 deadline approaching, first-time tax filers should pay close attention to the fine print. While tax season may not be most peoples’ favorite time of year, it is a time when the

Modern religion meets ancient mythology

08 February 2011 Matt Flocco

Columnist Matt Flocco says stories of ancient civilizations can be considered more than folklore. As part of my official break from the School of Communications and Theater, I decided to take a Greek and Roman

Professor speaks up about immigration

08 February 2011 Priscilla Ward

Zain Abdullah aims to create a voice with his book, “The Black Mecca: The African Muslim of Harrlem.” Before becoming a professor, Zain Abdullah served as a Chaplin for the metropolitan New York and New