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A bittersweet interaction

24 March 2015 Emily Rolen

After missing a train home for her brother’s birthday, a girl seeks unrequited companionship in a stranger.

“Frozen Philadelphia” highlighted different spots around the city covered in snow. The video has been watched more than 82,000 times. | COURTESY Cory Popp

Viral video turns spotlight on filmmaker

24 March 2015 Colton Shaw

Alumnus Cory Popp created “Frozen Philadelphia,” which captured a snow-covered city over the course of two months.

Sophomore Holleigh Christie (left) and freshman Kristin Stidham rehearse Billy Joel’s “I’ve Loved These Days” in Presser Hall on March 17. | Harrison Brink TTN

Jewkebox takes third in national competition

24 March 2015 Alexa Bricker

A Jewish a cappella group prides itself on inclusivity.

The School of Medicine’s Meg Tanjutco (left), Minette Manalo and Donna Johnson wait to hand out match letters to students. | Allan Barnes TTN

Students learn residency assignments

24 March 2015 Steve Bohnel

“Match Day” is when medical students learn about their residency.

Members of the rowing team race Saturday on the Schuylkill in their first competition of the spring season. | Donald Otto TTN

Swapping spikes for the Schuylkill

24 March 2015 Danielle Nelson

Two former track athletes have switched to the crew and rowing teams.

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Lock-outs, laundry and life lessons

24 March 2015 Joe Brandt

After getting locked out of his apartment, a student reflects on lapses in memory.

Kevin Glaccum is the director of “Moon Cave,” alumnus Doug Williams’ first full-length production at the Azuka Theatre. | Ana Padilla TTN

Alumnus produces first full-length play

24 March 2015 Chelsey Hamilton

Local playwright Doug Williams produced his first professional show at Azuka Theatre.

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The Temple Women’s Network takes off

24 March 2015 Claire Sasko

A new alumnae organization holds frequent networking events for women.

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Professor gives student actors voice, discipline

24 March 2015 Vince Bellino

Donna Snow pioneered a vocal technique for actors and actresses and advocates against students’ excessive use of social media.

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For graduate programs, a rise in enrollment

24 March 2015 Maryvic Perez

Temple has seen a higher increase than other Philadelphia universities.

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