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Rights essential to gay safety

21 October 2008

A recent West African refugee and a Philadelphia gay self-defense group illustrate the importance gay rights have in ensuring that gays and lesbians don’t have to fear for their safety.

Off-campus holdups

07 October 2008

Several incidents of students being held at gunpoint in the surrounding area have been reported to Temple Police.

Police not just saving students

30 September 2008

Officers work for everyone, but may need to pay extra attention to students new to Philadelphia.

Funeral for officer slain near campus to be held Tuesday

25 September 2008

Temple Police personnel will attend the funeral for Officer Patrick McDonald, who was killed in the line of duty a few blocks from campus on Tuesday afternoon.

Two Philadelphia Police officers shot, one fatally, blocks from campus

23 September 2008

Shots were fired shortly after 1:30 p.m., about five blocks northwest of Main Campus near 17th and Dauphin streets, injuring one Philadelphia Police officer and killing another.

Hammer attacker shouldn’t have been on the street

23 September 2008

Thomas Scantling, who attacked a subway rider with a hammer, would not have been on the streets if the healthcare system had paid closer attention to his case.

Temple Police welcomes new addition

08 September 2008

Former Philadelphia Police lieutenant joins Campus Safety Services. Woltemate to replace Capt. Robert Lowell.

Student wins $1 in free speech suit

02 September 2008

Former grad student is ready to continue fight against Temple.

New Temple building approved for Dirt Lot site

24 June 2008

Free non-street parking at Temple will likely become a thing of the past when construction of a new academic building proposed at a June 17 Philadelphia City Planning Commission meeting begins. The new building —

Teacher’s pet or student’s regret

25 September 2007

The eyebrows of the students around the room rose when Cassandra Jackson, counselor coordinator for the Russell Conwell Center suggested, “Invite [your professor] over to lunch or coffee.” Seeing the students’ reactions, Jackson said, “The