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Tattoos take over as new norm

25 September 2012 Anna McAllister and Rebecca Zoll

Looking around Main Campus, most students have body art, but not all inked students share the same perspective on living with tattoos.

Temple Made branded posters are now proudly hanging all around Main Campus. ( HUA ZONG / TTN )

Campaign attempts to boost school pride

10 September 2012 Michael Chau

Temple Made campaign aims to make the significance of Temple’s move to the Big East Conference more recognized by students.

Documentary reveals local insights on TU expansion

02 May 2012 Alexis Sachdev

In its third documentary, “Generation TempleTown,” The Temple News spoke with Temple students raised in the surrounding communities.

Messy habits require eco-friendly spring cleaning

01 May 2012 Marisa Steinberg

Columnist Marisa Steinberg analyzes her untidy habits, and offers insights to safe dumping facilities.

We’ve all dealt with Student Financial Services’ waiting room, Johnson and Hardwick’s questionable food and all-nighters in the TECH Center, but below you’ll find The Temple News’ bucket list of things every student should do before the “Pomp and Circumstance.”

Columnist encourages canvassers to stop hassling broke college students

01 May 2012 Victoria Marchiony

Columnist Victoria Marchiony writes an open letter to canvassers on Main Campus.

Philly boasts tight-knit GLBT culture

01 May 2012 Brandon Baker

Columnist Brandon Baker reflects on two years of “QChat” and living in Philly. Two years ago, I moved to Philadelphia from a small, quiet, gay-repellant town in South-Central Pennsylvania. Like any small-town boy leaving home,

Columnists suggest friend zone exit: start being a friend

01 May 2012 Meghan White and Alexis Sachdev

Columnists Alexis Sachdev and Meghan White reflect on the myth of the “friend” zone. Meghan once worked with a boy named George. He was perfectly sweet and nice – a great guy – however, she

GLBT movement should foster education

16 April 2012 Brandon Baker

Columnist Brandon Baker compares the GLBT rights movement of the 21st century to the Civil Rights Movement, and asserts that members of the GLBT community should embrace their message. Snoozing away and robotically twiddling my

Community benefits from Lynda resources

16 April 2012

Implemented earlier this semester, Lynda.com provides various technology tutorials at the fingertips of students, professors and faculty members. Lynda.com arrived on Main Campus and has been welcomed by those who have taken advantage of it.