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Charter students celebrate collegiate futures at Liacouras Center

20 May 2013 Matthew Hulmes

Mayor joins crowd of thousands in celebrating college decisions of Philly students.

Boathouse history complicates process

19 March 2013 Joey Cranney

City officials ask Temple to explore rehabilitating the East Park Canoe House.

Voter casts a ballots last Election Day. | KATE McCANN / TTN

City hears earful on student electoral issues

05 March 2013 Joe Gilbride

Months after Election Day, the city is working to solve the litany of problems.

Mayor hears ballot issues from Nov. election

12 February 2013 Joe Gilbride

Students experienced voting issues during November’s election.

Ordonez: Elections distort federalism distinctions

08 October 2012 Laura Ordonez

Ordonez promotes awareness about the national election and its municipal repercussions.

Stansbury: Stopping outdoor shelters no picnic

17 September 2012 Cindy Stansbury

Stansbury argues that Mayor Nutter’s stance against outdoor feeding shelters is the right one to take.

City’s youth need outlets and discipline

05 September 2011 Dominique Johnson

Helen Brown expresses how she feels about the Philadelphia flash mobs and the mayor’s reaction. With the onslaught of recent flash mobs taking place in Center City, many are asking, “Why?” Are the youth of

Dodging disasters

29 August 2011 The Temple News

Students should consider themselves lucky, not inconvenienced. Earthquakes, hurricanes and twisters are a pretty unusual way to kick off the semester for students in Philadelphia. While Temple for the most part fared OK through Hurricane

Office of Sustainability takes cues from Nutter’s city plan

18 January 2011 Haley Kmetz

The mayor’s Greenworks 2015 plan mirrors environmentally-friendly changes at Temple. Under Mayor Michael Nutter’s administration, energy efficiency has become a focus in Philadelphia, and Temple has followed suit. One of the first objectives in Nutter’s

Overdoing political correctness during holiday season

15 December 2010 Josh Fernandez

The name debate surrounding the third annual Christmas Village is an example of political correctness gone overboard. It’s beginning to look a lot like the holidays. Practically every student is tweeting and updating Facebook about