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‘Philadelphia can do better’

27 January 2015 Kevin Trainer

The current mayoral candidates for the November election leave much to be desired for the city.

Amid reallocating funds, Athletics to relocate three teams

08 October 2014 Andrew Parent

Women’s track & field, along with the soccer teams will move to a new athletic complex at the William Penn property, while field hockey and lacrosse could join them.

Mayor Nutter speaks at TEDxPhilly in 2011 at Temple’s Performing Arts Center. The symposium will return to the same location this Friday featuring two Temple alumni in its lineup. page 14 | COURTESY KEVIN MONKO

Alumni in this year’s TEDxPhilly

25 March 2014 Suzannah Cavanaugh

Temple Law alumnus Josh Nims is one of many speakers for the March 28 conference.

Smith: Can we help our public schools?

02 September 2013 Jessica Smith

Temple’s new scholarships should help local students.

Faculty and students take to nearby polls to cast votes

08 November 2011 Khoury Johnson

Slowly but surely, Temple students and faculty made their way to near campus polls. Today, Nov. 8, is the day when citizens can voice their political opinions by exercising one of their most basic rights—the

TTN Video: Obama Rally in Philly

15 October 2010 The Temple News

On October 10th, Barack Obama and other Democratic leaders, joined by Philly locals The Roots, converged at Robert Fulton Elementary School in Northwest Philadelphia.

Controlling the mobs may take a band of its own

12 April 2010 Shari C. DaCosta

Last week, Cary Carr examined how the city’s recent flash mobs could translate into a positive movement. Shari DaCosta takes a look at the team effort needed by the city, its schools and parents.

To stay healthy, it’s about pricing the pound

22 March 2010

Ricardo Sanchez has one thing to say to the government and the food industry alike: Stop taking advantage of Americans.

Philadelphia panel on crime

22 February 2010 Manuel Agurto

The city of murals has inmates to thank for their hard work splashing color on community walls.

City program encourages higher education

19 January 2010 Don Hoegg

“PhillyGoes2College,” a new program created by Mayor Nutter’s office, aims for financial aid for as many as 1,000 Philadelphians to attend colleges in the city.