April, 2012 - The Temple News

Football

Spring forward

23 April 2012 Connor Showalter

Kenny Harper looks to define his role for the football team. For the second consecutive year, a backup running back stood out at the Cherry and White scrimmage when the team already had possessed a

Features

Remember a time when video games didn’t sound like movie soundtracks? Instead of hearing symphony orchestras or popular artists, there would be little beeps, chimes, zaps and synthetic tunes coming from a Game Boy. Kill3r

Documentary about Virginia Tech shootings held at Reel

18 April 2012 Amelia Brust

On the five-year anniversary of the shootings at Virginia Tech, students gathered to watch “Living for 32,” in rememberance. Temple Film Collective hosted a screening Monday, April 16, of the documentary “Living for 32,” about

General Assembly directors chosen at meeting

17 April 2012 Amelia Brust

General Assembly directors were picked at the meeting yesterday. The General Assembly voted for Temple Student Government cabinet positions at its meeting yesterday, April 16. Candidates gave short speeches before ballots were cast. Candidates for

Sophomore hurdler shines for men’s track

17 April 2012 Avery Maehrer

Josh McFrazier led men’s track at the Florida Relays. When the men’s track and field team headed down south recently to take part in the Florida Relays, sophomore Josh McFrazier was a standout for the

Foley takes to admin

17 April 2012 Jake Adams

Kristen Foley adapts after switch to administrator. Many college coaches develop a love for the game they teach at a young age. They played their sport as children, then in high school and maybe in

Women’s track surges in past two meets

17 April 2012 Avery Maehrer

The women’s track team broke two 30-year-old records. The talent of the women’s track and field team was on full display at the Florida Relays and the Patriot Open Invitational. In an event that featured

Swavola adds unique twist for Owls

17 April 2012 Mark McHugh

Charlotte Swavola provides chemistry for lacrosse. Charlotte Swavola propels her 5-foot 2-inch frame down the middle of the field with a composed ferocity, searching for open teammates and inducing life into the crowd. On the

Defender strives to spark lacrosse

17 April 2012 Andrew Parent

Lauren Caminiti is a leader for lacrosse. For senior defender Lauren Caminiti, a North Penn High School product, playing collegiate lacrosse on the Division-I level was something she once dreamed about. “I never thought I’d

McCarthy goes undrafted, hopes to keep playing