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HEALTH BEAT

13 October 2000 The Temple News

A huge problem plaguing women of every race, age and color is domestic abuse. Battered women are everywhere. They are mothers, aunts, nieces and grandmothers. According to the Department of Justice, every nine seconds a

CRIME REPORT

13 October 2000 The Temple News

* Student harassed by obscene caller A student reported that she received several harassing phone calls at White Hall from an unknown male who called her obscene names on Oct. 4 around 2:10 a.m. *

CRIME REPORT

06 October 2000 The Temple News

* Caught in the Act A student placed her bag on a desk in the hallway in Ritter Annex on the 5th floor and left it unattended between 5:40 p.m. and 5:50 p.m. on Sept.

MEN’S SOCCER DROPS SIXTH STRAIGHT

06 October 2000 The Temple News

The Temple men’s soccer team suffered its sixth straight loss as they dropped a heartbreaker to Atlantic 10 rival George Washington 3-0 Saturday at South Riding Field. In a contest that was much closer than

WEB WATCH

06 October 2000 The Temple News

Get your voice heard at RockTheVote.com https:// www.RockTheVote.com On Nov. 7, the day of the general election, “we the people” will have an opportunity to vote for a new president. For those of us living

TEMPLE NEWS BRIEFS

06 October 2000 The Temple News

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11 The Council of Latin American Students hosts a student forum on “Racism within the Latino Community and Beyond.” The forum will be held from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Anderson Hall

MOVIE REVIEWS

06 October 2000 The Temple News

BJORK STEALS SHOW IN THE DARK By: Kristie Edelstein Murder. Theft. These things are not typically topics of movie musicals. But Dancer in the Dark, directed by Lars Van Trier (Breaking the Waves) is not

CAN COLLEGE RELATIONSHIPS LAST?

06 October 2000 The Temple News

Have you ever wondered what happens to couples when one or both sweethearts go off to college? A poll taken recently on Temple’s campus showed 76 percent of couples in high school broke up either

EDITORIAL

06 October 2000 The Temple News

Student protesters at Carleton College in Northfield, Minn., during a speech by Charleton Heston a week ago laid out 178 pairs of shoes to represent the number of Minnesotans killed by gun violence in 1999.

THEATER REVIEW

06 October 2000 The Temple News

It’s almost November: Do you know where your scandals are? In Robert William Sherwood’s crude political comedy Spin, now at the Wilma Theater, campaign manager Jerry (Adam Grupper) doesn’t, but he’s about to find out.