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Temple Update News Brief | April 6, 2020
Monday’s Top Stories: Temple’s New Credit/No Credit Grading Options ‘Staying-At-Home’ in Norristown, PA How the Bensalem PD is Working with Coronavirus How One Gym Transitioned to Virtual Workouts
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‘Staying-At-Home’ in Norristown, PA
The streets of Norristown are clear as the COVID-19 stay-at-home order remains in effect. The order first went in effect on March 23 for seven counties in Pennsylvania, including Montgomery View More »
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Explained: Temple’s New Credit/No Credit Grading Options
As students continue to adjust to online classes, Temple University is rolling out a new grading option for the Spring 2020 Semester. Instructors will be able to assign any of View More »
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Coronavirus Cases Top 11,000 in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania has seen a large spike in cases over the weekend as Coronavirus continues to spread throughout the state. Pennsylvania has been one of the top states with total cases View More »
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How the Bensalem PD is Working with Coronavirus
As streets clear and more people stay in their homes, Bensalem Police officers are out in the street ready to help anyone in need. However, the job has temporarily taken View More »
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North Jersey Town Deals with Shutdown
As the Coronavirus spreads rapidly across the nation, New Jersey now ranks third for total coronavirus cases. Counties across the state have taken extreme measures to prevent the spread of View More »
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Social Distancing: From Philly to Connecticut
President Trump has extended social distancing guidelines through April 30. So, I left campus to be home with my family in Connecticut. Life in my town, Trumbull, has been more View More »
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How One Gym Transitioned to Virtual Workouts
With the rippling effects of COVID-19, gym owners and trainers have had to create different ways to keep their clients in shape. Progressive Athletics is a gym located in Columbia, View More »
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Healthcare Workers on the Frontline of a Pandemic
When COVID-19 reached the United States, millions were told to quarantine in their homes to prevent contracting and spreading the virus. Many businesses were deemed nonessential and were closed to View More »