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Prater: Music leaks won’t sink the industry

04 October 2013 Nia Prater

Prater argues that downloading albums before their release might actually help artists.

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Owls face increased competition

03 October 2013 Avery Maehrer

Temple remain undefeated at home.

Kardon Atlantic Fire

03 October 2013 Edward Barrenechea

Free Flu Shots

03 October 2013 Sergei Blair

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Owls tie No. 22 UConn

02 October 2013 Hoon Jin

The Owls battle back to earn a crucial point and tie the Huskies 1-1.

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Freshmen provide boost to ranked Owls squad

02 October 2013 Nick Tricome

Several newcomers are receiving playing time.

Campus Safety Services is rolling out a new program that arms campus security officers with tablets to quicken the process of crime reporting. It cost the university $450 per tablet, at a total cost of $22,500. | SHASH SCHAEFFER TTN

CSS pays $22K for tablet program

01 October 2013 Cindy Stansbury

New technology program to begin this fall after several months of delays.

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After crackdown, CSS steps back

01 October 2013 Edward Barrenechea

The number of alcohol arrests was cut in half in the past two weekends.

Herbert Mena owns Temple’s Best Authentic Mexican. | Andrew Thayer TTN

Truck strives for ‘home-cooked’ feel

01 October 2013 Ariane Pepsin

Owner Herbert Mena expects that familiarity will spur his new business.

Brunner led the Diamond Marching Band on to Rolling Stone’s “mind-blowing” collegiate band list. | Jacob Colon TTN

A high note for the band

01 October 2013 Shayna Kleinberg

Matthew Brunner listens to hit music to find inspiration for marching band covers.

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