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Fox student paints a better future for South Philly

12 January 2016 Tatyana Turner

Miles Christenson earned a job at the KIND Institute.

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Forensic geology, a way for justice

01 December 2015 Tatyana Turner

A seminar on forensic geology was held Nov. 12.

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Reliving childhood through different forms of media

27 October 2015 Tatyana Turner

A course in the media studies and production department discusses how different media outlets influence children.

Amy Defibaugh, a professor in the College of Liberal Arts, teaches “Death and Dying,” a course focusing on cultural aspects of death and bereavement. | Margo Reed TTN

Death, religion studied in course, confronting uncomfortable topic

06 October 2015 Tatyana Turner

“Death and Dying” discusses death and the unfamiliarity of the afterlife.

“Visualizing Urgency”, a class run by Temple Contemporary, will feature speakers and discussions about closed public schools. The class is co-taught by Sarah Biemiller (above), assistant director of Tyler’s department of exhibitions and public programs and Robert Blackson, the director. | Margo Reed TTN

Visualizing a solution

29 September 2015 Tatyana Turner

“Visualizing Urgency” focuses on issues in Philadelphia, like public school closures.

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The sound of protest

15 September 2015 Tatyana Turner

“Politics and Panpipes: Latin American Protest Music” was introduced this fall as an honors class by Dr. Nancy Morris.

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