Articles, Featured, Women's Basketball

Dawn’s gone

Dawn Staley is leaving Temple University to become the coach of South Carolina's women's basketball team.

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Commentary, Featured

Distance, not state, should determine tuition

I am not from Pennsylvania, and it’s ridiculous that residents throughout the entire 45,308 square miles get in-state tuition.

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Featured, TSG

TSG election results lead to run-off

Results from last week’s election have forced Temple Student Government to hold run-off elections on April 30 and May 1.

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Baseball/Softball, Featured

Brotherly glove for the Mongiardinis

When Matt Mongiardini joined the team, he saw a familiar face. One so familiar that he saw it every morning before he went to school.

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Featured, Philadelphia

With Northern Liberties, corsets and coffee for all

First things first: yes, the Market-Frankford Line does go past Second Street. It stops at Spring Garden and Girard.

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Articles, News

Chess tournament discourages violence

Posted on 09 May 2008

More than 100 Philadelphia school students participated in the city’s first 24-hour chess tournament last weekend, aimed at providing an alternative to violence. Half of the participants spent Friday night playing informal games in the Howard Gittis Student Center, while the other half arrived Saturday morning for the tournament. Temple hosted theevent, which saw a brief [...] Continue Reading

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Articles, News

Students honored at Diamond Awards Ceremony

Posted on 07 May 2008

A jazz trio played as guests and winners filed in to room 200 of the Student Center for the third annual Diamond Awards Ceremony last night, where 25 juniors and seniors were awarded for their superior leadership, academic achievement, service to the university and impact on the community. “Our Diamond Award recipients are willing to take [...] Continue Reading

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Articles, TSG

Owl V.O.I.C.E.S. wins TSG election

Posted on 03 May 2008

Temple Student Government announced Friday that Owl V.O.I.C.E.S. won the annual executive elections. Nadine Mompremier is next year’s president, Farzad Firoz is the next vice president of services, and Nexus Cook is the vice president of external affairs. TSG was forced to have a run-off election because their new elections code states that the winning slate must [...] Continue Reading

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Articles, News

History professor takes job at NYC museum

Posted on 30 April 2008

History professor Morris J. Vogul has accepted a positition as president of The Tenement Museum in the Lower East Side in New York City. Vogul will begin his term as president starting this summer. He has taught American history at Temple for the last 30 years, according to a Philadelphia Inquirer article. He served as [...] Continue Reading

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Articles, TSG

TSG holds final assembly meeting for the year

Posted on 29 April 2008

Temple Student Government held its last general assembly meeting this year on Monday, April 28. The meeting began with elections commissioner Alex Barnett’s announcement that the new TSG Constitution has been ratified. TSG received a total of 2015 votes in favors of ratification, with 83 votes opposed. Barnett also announced that run-off elections [...] Continue Reading

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Articles, News, Web Exclusive

Victim of alleged hate crime on campus testifies in court

Posted on 29 April 2008

    Four students will go to trial for their role in an anti-Semitic hate crime on Main Campus in February, a judge ruled during a preliminary hearing this morning.     David Scott, 20, Stephen Scott, 19, Bryan Pedreiro, 18, and Michael Walsh, 19, all Temple students, still face charges of ethnic intimidation and conspiracy, but Judge [...] Continue Reading

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