January, 2015 - The Temple News

Roger Lee is the owner, choreographer, director and a dancer in Roger Lee Dance, LLC. | Margo Reed TTN

Annual performance unifies community

20 January 2015 Ashley Caldwell

In honor of Black History Month, Roger Lee Dance LLC is holding a Black History Celebration performance.

Brandon Matthews puts a golfball during the 2014 Dixie Amateur, held in Floria this past December. | COURTESY Brandon Matthews

From the classroom to the golf course

20 January 2015 Jane Babian

Brandon Matthews uses his psychology background to his advantage playing golf.

Even small head impacts can damage neurons

20 January 2015 Liora Engel-Smith

A protein called PINCH, indicative of brain damage, was found in athletes.

Community resident remembered for service

19 January 2015 Patrick McCarthy

Janneh paces Owls in Terrapin Invitational

17 January 2015 Andrew Parent

Though Jamila Jenneh won the triple jump, coach Elvis Forde said his team needs to improve after its first competition of the spring semester.

Owls continue skid against Cincinnati

17 January 2015 Andrew Parent

Will Cummings missed the entire game en route to the team’s 84-53 loss.

Explosive first half helps Owls snap skid

17 January 2015 Owen McCue

Although Central Florida chipped away at a 29-point halftime deficit, the Owls held on for the 72-56 win.

Community members gathered at the corner of 12th and Jefferson streets for a vigil honoring Kim Jones, 56, who was killed at the corner Tuesday morning. | JENNY KERRIGAN TTN

Community resident remembered for service

16 January 2015 Steve Bohnel

Kim Jones, 56, was killed in broad daylight Tuesday while waiting for a bus to her job at a non-profit.

Owls may need four straight to make playoffs

15 January 2015 Stephen Godwin Jr.

The ice hockey club needs to finish the season strong in order to earn a spot in the American Collegiate Hockey Association regional playoffs.

Rebecca Kim, 18, mourned after death from 8-story fall

15 January 2015 Patricia Madej

Rebecca Kim, a “sweet, kind and caring” freshman who studied pre-pharmacy, died after falling from an Art Institute of Philadelphia dorm facility onto a pedestrian.