2012 - The Temple News

Macaulay steps up in A-10 play

14 February 2012 Jake Adams

Victoria Macaulay fills a void in the Owls’ frontcourt. It’s night and day. That’s what coach Tonya Cardoza called junior center Victoria Macaulay’s emergence during Atlantic Ten Conference play as a dual threat scorer and

Sharing a sport abroad

14 February 2012 Elizabeth Sim

A pair of women’s soccer players spread passion for soccer. Women’s soccer players junior Kate Yurkovic and sophomore Jenna Gosnay gave back through love of the game. Soccer is a universal sport, as Gosnay and

Moore emerges as POY standout

14 February 2012 Joey Cranney

Ramone Moore is a leading candidate for A-10 Player of the Year. When asked if he thinks he could win the Atlantic Ten Conference Player of the Year Award, redshirt-senior guard Ramone Moore smiled and

Valentine’s Day should encompass all love

14 February 2012 Cary Carr

In light of Valentine’s Day, Carr urges all to keep in mind that the GLBT community is still fighitng for equality to express their love. Every year when Valentine’s Day rolls around, I immediately think

Budget scrutiny should go both ways

14 February 2012 Joel Faltermayer

Faltermayer argues that while reaching out to local representives is an option in response to budget cuts, students should also hold the university financially responsible for its spending habits. Given that I’m not usually prone

Encouraging Dialogue

14 February 2012 The Temple News

The teach-ins at Temple aren’t new and students should take advantage of open discussion. S ince 2002 the history department and the History Honors Society Phi Alpha Theta has been hosting teach-ins every Friday at

Rebuilding Relations

14 February 2012 The Temple News

The provost and the faculty need to compromise on the issue of restructuring. A s Brian Dzenis reports in “Aligning Priorities” on page 1, the Faculty Senate passed a resolution stating that it cannot

Letters to the editor

14 February 2012 The Temple News

Dear Editor, The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is faced with a difficult reality that is echoed across the nation. A combination of rising costs including those from medical care for the elderly and unions, and revenues

Fraud calls for new real-estate law

14 February 2012 Dominique Johnson

Judy F. Berman explains why a new real-estate law against fraud is necessary and how owners can protect themselves. The Graduate Economic Student Association recently launched DirectCongress.org, a website created to allow people to make

‘Stuff people say’ videos don’t carry cruel intentions

14 February 2012 Alexandra Olivier

Olivier argues that there are negative stereotypes and then there are stereotypes that people should be able to laugh at. There is a stereotype for everything. If you’re a doctor your handwriting is sloppy, if