April, 2012 - The Temple News

Theater dept. responds to Barton demolition

16 April 2012 TJ Creedon

The Temple News follows up with its coverage of the exclusion of rehearsal space for theater students in the 20/20 plan. Since then, no solution has been proposed. While walking through the third floor of

Ambler thrives as commuter campus

16 April 2012 Lauren Hertzler

Ambler Campus, though no longer a residential campus, still boasts an active student life through 30 different student organizations. Ambler Campus acts as an extension of a prime research university, offering a safe haven for

Cherry Blossom Festival

16 April 2012 Charlotte Jacobson

TU Ambler: 100 years

16 April 2012 Timothy Valshtein

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Conference paired with concerns

16 April 2012

The Temple News looks ahead to the challenges that come with the Big East. Temple returns to the Big East after an unceremonious exit from the conference in 2004 and while the university stands to

Colonials upset men’s tennis in A-10 tournament

15 April 2012 Anthony Bellino

Team Says Goodbye to Four Seniors Injuries can become the great x-factor when it comes to sports. The men’s tennis team learned that the hard way as the fourth seeded Owl’s were defeated by the

Harper scores twice in Cherry and White game

14 April 2012 Connor Showalter

Sophomore running back Kenny Harper made an impact at the annual Cherry and White game as he rushed for a touchdown for each side, as Cherry defeated the White squad, 17-10, on Saturday, April 14

Suspect dead after striking student

12 April 2012 Sean Carlin

Police said a suspect is dead today after officers shot a man whose car struck a Temple student at Broad and Oxford streets. According to police, around 10:30 a.m., a male driver was observed hitting parked

Food pays homage to literature

11 April 2012 Sinead Cummings

South Philadelphia and the Queen Village Art Center welcomes the second annual Edible Book Festival that caters to a wide age group interested in food and literary fun. Philadelphia’s second annual Edible Book Festival, organized

Activist for Palestine speaks about cause at teach-in

10 April 2012 Ali Watkins

The latest teach-in highlighted one view point of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Growing up in a conservative Chicago neighborhood, Jeff Picker was always taught to keep his political opinions to himself, he said. His self-described “intensely