Student Identified in “Banana Incident” at Morgan Hall
BY: DAN WANSER The student who allegedly placed a banana on the doorknob of an apartment of two black students
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Long Story Short: Episode 2
On the second episode of Long Story Short, Tony describes the inside of a computer and what all the components
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Temple Volleyball Falls to Wichita State 3-1
By: Melissa Payavis Temple opened up conference play against the #24 Wichita State Shockers on Friday, but fell short
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No. 21 South Florida trounces Temple, 43-7, in AAC opener
WRITTEN BY: TOM HANSLIN @tomhanslin While Thursday night games in the National Football League have become notorious for sloppy and
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Temple’s College of Liberal Arts Presents a Talk On Charlottesville
BY: EMANI WASHINGTON The College of Liberal Arts presented Thursday, “Dissent in America: After Charlottesville, Neo-Nazism, White Supremacy, Anti-Semitism, and
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UPDATE: Philadelphia’s Soda Tax Falls Short of Projected Goals
BY SALVATORE MAZZONE Philadelphia’s soda tax, which was implemented earlier this year, was touted by its supporters as a revenue-boosting
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Temple’s offensive coordinator compares USF’s offense to Golden State Warriors
WRITTEN BY: TOM HANSLIN @tomhanslin PHILADELPHIA – When Temple Football takes the field against No. 21 South Florida in Tampa,
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TSG Hosts Bystander Intervention Training
BY JAYA MONTAGUE Temple Student Government (TSG) held a bystander intervention training session in the Howard Gittis Student Center Underground,
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UPDATE: Temple Begins Gender-Inclusive Housing
BY IRISH HAINES The 2017 fall semester is Temple’s first time offering gender-inclusive housing. It is available in Temple Towers
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Temple Football holds off UMass, wins 29-21
WRITTEN BY: TOM HANSLIN @tomhanslin PHILADELPHIA – A win is a win. Those were Temple head coach Geoff Collins’ first
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