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Japanese Baseball: East Meets West
Baseball may be America’s favorite pastime, but in Japan the love of the game is equally as fervent. View More »
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Greek Week 2014 A Success
April 4-12th, Temple University Greek Association (TUGA) hosted Greek Week, a showcase for a variety of Greek chapters to compete for a grand prize, bragging rights and to raise money for various charitable causes. View More »
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Graduation Goes “Green”
With commencement right around the corner, graduating students are preparing for their important walk across the graduation stage. View More »
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Fatal Fall at Kardon-Atlantic
Coming nearly a year after the death of West Chester University student Ali Fausnaught, a second victim fell to his death from the fifth floor of the same Kardon-Atlantic Apartment Complex at 10th and Norris on Sunday, April 13. View More »
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Missing Linc?
A $1 million annual increase in rent, as well as a $12 up front payment for continued use of Lincoln Financial Field has once again brought up questions of a possible on campus stadium at Temple University. View More »
Entertainment
Miss SOCA Pageant Provides “Island Heat”
The weather isn’t the only thing warming up the weekend. The ladies of the 2014 Miss SOCA Caribbean Pageant have brought their native island heat to the colorful competition. View More »
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Pharmacology Students Prepare for Vietnam
Preparation is underway for the group of Temple University School of Pharmacy students going on their annual Medical Mission Trip. View More »
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Phillies’ College Night Takes Students Inside Baseball
College students from the Philadelphia area took part in the 8th year of College Media Night with the Philadelphia Phillies. View More »
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“Dollars and Sense” Explores Crowdfunding
If you’re wondering how to kick start your business idea, 900AM WURD Radio explored options with Temple students and the community. View More »
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SMC Surveys Students
With registration for the Fall 2014 semester under way, The School of Media and Communications has made several changes to accommodate the hundreds of students they educate. View More »