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Gone Green

13 November 2007 Editorial Board

This week, as we celebrate the university’s worldwide impact on learning, it’s important to look at the impact we’re having on the environment here and at all Temple campuses. In 2004, the university teamed up

Partnership to help make campus ‘green’

13 November 2007

With a current worldwide emphasis on the environment, it is no surprise that building “green” is a strong enough issue bringing numerous Pennsylvania colleges together for the study of ecological sustainability. About two years ago,

Hot Spot

21 August 2007 Editorial Board

As the early 90s Nickelodeon show states, “Welcome Freshmen!” You have arrived at Temple University’s campus at an exciting time of change and opportunity. Now is one of the best times to be entering this

Saving our resources Together

17 April 2007 The Temple News

With global warming creeping its way into the minds and mouths of many government officials, it’s no surprise that President Dr. Ann Weaver Hart is just as concerned about environmental sustainability as her publicly elected

Temple’s Future

27 March 2007 The Temple News

Although we thought the inauguration ceremony of President Dr. Ann Weaver Hart came a bit late, it was better late than never. Well, beyond the formalities, kind words, choir-singing and “academic regalia”, Hart’s inauguration previewed

Dems for mayor converge at debate

20 February 2007 The Temple News

Students had front row seats to see the five major Democratic candidates vying to be Philadelphia’s next mayor, as they shared the stage for the first time last Thursday. The panel included Congressman Bob Brady,

Community member criticizes TTN editorial

27 January 2007 Letter

Dear Editor: I want to take issue with two cavalier statements made in this editorial [“Dissing Orientation,” Nov. 6, on a student organization’s appraisal of Temple’s history]. The first statement I would like to address

Meet the ten Temple faces you don’t know, but should

22 November 2005

There are 34,000 students, 4,000 staff and administrators, and 1,600 faculty members at Temple. The university has a diverse pool of talent who are widely unknown – at least to many people in the Temple

Bioengineering is the present, not the future

16 November 2004

You are eating food that is genetically modified. If you missed that debate, you might benefit from knowing that the practice actually helps. Increasingly, and unbeknownst to many, genetically modified organisms (GMO) are being used