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Developer plans new building atop parking lot at Edge

17 March 2009 Brittany Diggs and Chris Stover

City Council is expected to approve the construction of a 14-story apartment-style building adjacent to the Edge at Avenue North.

Next year’s budget boost won’t curb current loss

17 March 2009 Caitlin Berry

Harrisburg is awarding an extra $41 million to the four state-related schools to be split for the upcoming fiscal year.

Marching into Miami

17 March 2009

The Owls are headed to the NCAA Tournament after winning the A-10 Championship for the second year in a row. Dionte Christmas scored 29 points in the win over Duquesne to send the Owls dancing.

Senate deliberates on new Web site fight song

16 March 2009

Discussion about Temple’s fight song occurred at Temple Student Government’s Senate meeting this Monday. College of Liberal Arts Sen. Kevin Gerard proposed a resolution that called for a new recording of Temple’s fight song be

TTN staffers win Keystone Press Awards

11 March 2009

The Temple News cleaned up at the Keystone Press Awards. Check out the award-winning work.

Study: Honor students more likely to cheat

10 March 2009 Caitlin Berry

A study released by the University of California, Berkeley reports that some students are risking their academic standings by cheating in order to remain competitive candidates for career prospects and admission into graduate schools.

Students make difference abroad

10 March 2009 Lauren Williams

Students participating in the Alternative Spring Break program are helping low-income families in Guatemala for a week.

Students concerned over Facebook folly

07 March 2009

Facebook’s founder says the site’s privacy policy is ‘too restrictive,’ causing some students to question their rights as users.

Dean issues warning about violence in Mexico

05 March 2009

Dean of Students Ainsley Carry issued a warning Monday to the student body about the potential dangers they could encounter traveling to Mexico this Spring Break.

Tragedy at Susquehanna-Dauphin station

04 March 2009

A 16-year-old male is dead after being struck by a train at the Susquehanna-Dauphin subway station. SEPTA Transit Police told The Temple News that the believed-to-be Asian male, whose name has not been released, was