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Temple’s smokefree campus will save thousands of dollars

09 April 2019 Diana Cristancho

Cigarettes damage environment and cost thousands to clean, a university task force reported.

Discarded cigarettes are crammed into an ashtray in front of Speakman Hall. Reflecting a national trend, administrators say the university will consider making Main Campus smoke free as part of the next master plan. | YUXUAN JIA | TTN

University weighs smoking bans

29 October 2013 Logan Beck

Student smokers question feasibility and effectiveness of smoking bans.

Lai: Smoking policy enforcement insufficient

05 November 2012 Justin Lai

Lai argues that Temple should better implement its current anti-smoking policies.

Tax may choke out smoking

24 March 2009

A 22-cent hike in federal cigarette taxes will make smoking even less fiscally responsible, which could make entrances to Temple buildings a little less smoky.

Editorial: Blow Smoke

30 September 2008 Editorial Board

Temple doesn’t need a no-smoking policy. It does need to enforce its current rules.

Smoking ban should be enacted here

30 September 2008

The ban, which was enacted at all 14 state universities and colleges, would create a better atmosphere on Main Campus.

Smoking ban affects 14 state schools

30 September 2008

Pennsylvania implemented the Clean Indoor Act, which affects campus policies.