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天普时刻 Temple Moment 03/12/2021
来自Temple Update新闻室，您收看的是天普时刻：
– 费城和新泽西扩大了新冠疫苗的接种资格
– 拜登表示希望在5.1起让所有人都可以接种新冠疫苗，以度过美国独立日假期
– 天气预报
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New Study Suggests Connection Between COVID-19 Shutdowns and Gun Violence in Philadelphia
A new study released by Philadelphia health professionals reveals that coronavirus lockdown measures correlate with a drastic increase in gun violence in the city. View More »
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Dunn, Forrester Earn Weekly AAC Honors
The AAC announced yesterday that two Temple men’s basketball players earned honors for their work on the court this past week. View More »
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Philadelphia May See COVID-19 Vaccine Next Week
Philadelphia and other cities across the country could receive the long-awaited coronavirus vaccine as early as next week, according to officials. View More »
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Temple Laboratory Facing Animal Negligence Complaint
An animal rights organization is filing a complaint against Temple University for animal negligence in their research laboratories that lead to the death of two dogs and the injury of a cat. View More »
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Tracking which FBS conferences are postponing Fall 2020 seasons
8:30 P.M. – For the time being, the Big 12 presidents have opted to continue to try and play sports this fall. View More »
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Governor Wolf Imposes New Restrictions as COVID-19 Cases Rise
Governor Tom Wolf imposed new mitigation measures for Pennsylvania as the number of COVID-19 cases rise. View More »
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Temple Update News Brief | June 18, 2020
Today’s Headlines:
Temple acknowledges Juneteenth Holiday
Dunphy appointed temporary Athletic Director
Temple Update’s Matt Silverman with more on community pools re-opening
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Supreme Court rules Trump cannot end DACA
The Supreme Court rejected President Donald Trump’s effort to end legal protections for 650,000 young immigrants on Thursday. View More »
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Philadelphia’s Road to Economic Recovery Outlined by City Officials
An additional 64 confirmed cases of COVID-19 have been reported by the Philadelphia Department of Public Health today. View More »