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Seeking Support

Life at a college or university setting can be exciting and fresh for many undergraduates. They have the option to live away from home, construct their own class schedules, form new relationships and have the

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Dramatic Changes

Considering potential innovations, especially to a constantly changing field, is crucial for any field’s future development. However, it’s equally important when considering potentially major changes to a university department that the opinions of students affected

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World Presence

As Temple expands on Main Campus, so does its global outreach. Three years ago, The Temple News presented readers with its first global edition to shine light on Temple’s evolving international presence. Since then, enrollment

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Texting Safety

Students and staff should sign up for TU Alert’s text messages to stay safe. While we may all be familiar with the three consecutive TU Alert e-mails that pop up in our inboxes from time

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Determining Quality

Policymakers must utilize information gathered from quality-of-life indicators. Following the release of the 2010 U.S. Census information, the Metropolitan Philadelphia Indicators Project, which collects and organizes unbiased census information for the city and surrounding suburbs,

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Increasing Turnout

Students must vote Nov. 2 to have their voices heard in the midterm elections. Only 8 percent of party chairs in 2008 identified young people as the most important demographic for the “long-term success of

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Rejecting Hate

This op-ed submission by senior dance major Fernando Quiñones does not reflect the views of  The Temple News. When I was 13, I attended Francis D. Raub Middle School in Allentown, Pa. I would wake