November 2012 – Page 2 – The Temple News

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Bench play pays off in win

27 November 2012 Joey Cranney

Temple’s bench outscores Delaware’s bench by 16 points.

ILLUSTRATION BY JOEY PASKO / TTN

The cost of interns

27 November 2012 John Moritz

Internship programs are a necessary, but questioned, system.

Yusef Beatty, 33, works as a stylist at Mecca Unisex Hair Salon. The salon will be the subject of two MTV reality television shows in the coming months. | ABI REIMOLD / TTN

Salon set to debut on TV

27 November 2012 Laura Detter

Reality show, episode to feature Mecca Unisex Hair Salon.

Temple Community Garden hosts semi annual fest

27 November 2012 Saba Aregai

Boo, Bette and Matt – portrayed by Ethan Botwick – in one of the final scenes of “The Marriage of Bette and Boo.” | LUIS FERNANDO RODRIGUEZ / TTN

Theater department takes on black comedy for mainstage show

27 November 2012 Luis Fernando Rodriguez

Graduate and undergraduate actors perform “The Marriage of Bette and Boo,” a satire on the life of playwright Christopher Durang.

The VEPO lab at Pearson Hall is host to a research study on cerebral palsy. It allows researchers to study how individuals respond to balance challenges. | LAURA ORDONEZ / TTN

Lab hosts disorder research

27 November 2012 Laura Ordonez

Grant allows researchers to study cerebral palsy.

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Documentary class emphasizes application

27 November 2012 Indira Jimenez

Genres of media production provides a hands-on introduction and experience in the documentary production process.

Coach Tonya Cardoza encourages her team to protect the basketball. | MAGGIE TRAPANI / TTN

Turnovers cause concern

27 November 2012 Tyler Sablich

Women’s basketball struggles to protect the ball.

The Burk Mansion is one of a number of properties the university owns on North Broad Street. Temple plans to assess these properties for development. | CHARLES HADDAWAY / TTN

University-owned properties to be assessed

27 November 2012 Cindy Stansbury

Officials plan to find out which buildings they should utilize.

RAIR co-founder Billy Dufala walks through the Revolution Recovery recycling center, where RAIR’s offices and studio are located. Artists who participate in RAIR can pick through the material for art projects. | ABI REIMOLD / TTN

Material turned to medium for artists through RAIR

27 November 2012 Jenelle Janci

RAIR Philly, an organization that provides artists access to recycled materials, is currently fundraising through Kickstarter.

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