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GenEd classes attempt to balance students’ education

21 October 2008

The GenEd curriculum requires students to fulfill an arts course, among others, as part of their Temple education.

Not just for jocks: Kinesiology majors work hard for degrees, too

21 October 2008

PHETE majors train to to teach, avoid physical education stereotype in classes

Secular Club takes new angle on issues

14 October 2008

The Secular Society of Temple University stresses “freedom from religion.”

When students look to cook, grocer will deliver

14 October 2008

Because campus does not have a grocery store to meet students’ grocery needs, they look to a local store for delivery.

Students don’t thank heaven for 7-Eleven

14 October 2008

Although the bare minimum of college living is covered by campus’ 7-Eleven, students have plenty of reason to order groceries for delivery from the local Genaurdi’s.

Students use Dollars for Maxi’s, bookstore

14 October 2008

Students don’t mind spending their Diamond Dollars when they’re getting them for free.

Transfer troubles: Campus orientation not worthwhile for most

07 October 2008

Although 2008 was the first-ever year for an on-campus orentation for new Temple transfers, a lack of awareness and socialization at the event caused bitter results.

Students unhappy with theater’s sudden increase in ticket prices

07 October 2008

Formerly free, admission for students to all Temple Theater productions has a price tag this year for the first time.

Sports for all students

23 September 2008

Intramural sports on campus give everyone a chance to experience competitive activity, minus the dedication of being on a team.

A tremendous urban turnaround

16 September 2008

In recent years, Temple has gone from a primarily commuter campus to a residential neighborhood, making it desirable for living.