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This Isn’t “Rocket Science”
A driver strikes a pedestrian once every 5 hours. Since September 2001 Pennsylvania has seen a 25% drop in crashes state wide, but in the city of Philadelphia the numbers View More »
Month: April 2015
News
Owls Take The Capitol
Temple students trekked through the rain to the Student Center at an hour when most would still be asleep on an ordinary Tuesday. But this was no ordinary Tuesday View More »
Entertainment
Cherry Blossom Festival Goes On Despite Late Bloom
Cherry Blossom season in Philadelphia is how the city knows spring has sprung. To mark the bloom of the blossoms and Japanese culture, the Subaru Cherry Blossom Festival was celebrated over View More »
News
Students Walk Out Over Wages
A handful of students walked out of class this afternoon in protest of low wages. They took to the Bell Tower to make their point as part of a nationwide day of View More »
Entertainment
Bike Share Update
Looking to cruise around town this summer? Philly has you covered. You may have noticed campus getting a little bluer these days. The launch of Indego, Philadelphia’s bike share program, is View More »
SportsDesk
Star Golfer Goes for Third Straight Tourney Win
Brandon Matthews is leading his team to victory despite the dreary spring weather. Matthews fired his second consecutive 1-under-par 69 for a 36-hole score of 138 and a 3-stroke victory View More »
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Demolition Making Way For Pocket Park
(Dan Ray reporting) North Broad is generating some noise and will soon be generating some green as well. Once all the apartments on Broad and Norris are knocked down, construction crews will work View More »
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Update Gets Answers: Why No TUalert for Park Ave. Shooting
Many students were left wondering why they did not get a TU alert sent out when a shooting took place outside of a student related party early Friday morning. The shooting View More »
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Proposals in Harrisburg Could Mean Higher Sales Tax
What does the proposed state budget mean for you? Sales tax hikes, possibly. Currently, in the state of Pennsylvania, the sales tax is at 6%. In comparison to other states across the View More »
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In Depth: What Temple’s Doing About Community Relations
Real estate companies continue to buy vacant lots, remodel, and rent existing properties around Temple to be sold to students. With this influx of residential students the university must balance View More »