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| Dual degree helps Medical School graduates take on business world
On Tuesday, Sept. 21, representatives from more than 40 institutions, including higher education institutions, energy-related companies and financial institutions, will gather at Temple University Ambler to seek new opportunities for — and overcome the barriers to — an important move toward sustainable energy at the Higher Education Energy and Operations Forum. [more]
Spotlight | Trustee Dan Polett
The Long before basketball coaches John Chaney and Dawn Staley took up residence in the Liacouras Center, Dan Polett used to walk the floor there. He, too, worried about performance in the paint and problems with the back door, occasionally pleading with his troops to just “drive!” economics. [more]
Around Temple
Honors students recognized ... Colloquium examines politics, geography and conflict ... Latino Heritage Month [more]
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Ex-basketball coach now recruits stars for Dental School [more]
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| New curriculum advances clinical training for podiatric students [more]
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Bilingual pharmacy students work to understand and be understood [more] |
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| Simulator training boosts skills, confidence for surgical residents [more] |
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| Evidence builds for potential new cancer drug target [more] |
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| Temple’s presence strong at conference on neurovirology [more] |
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This Week in Temple History
October 9, 1980
The Office of Student Activities announced the remodeling of the Student Center’s entire first floor. The decision was made after the cafeterias in the Student Center and Mitten Hall shut down, leaving the center with 11,000 square feet of dead space in the middle of its main floor. The Campus Improvement Program funded the project at almost $900,000. The new Student Center would feature a 150-seat movie theater, a game room and an intimate cabaret room for live music. Also included would be a TV room with a 6-foot screen and a gallery that could double as a lounge area. The Student Assistance Center and the information desk were maintained.
In 1999–2000, during further renovations at the Student Center, the game room moved to the first floor of the Bell Building on 12th Street and movies on the Main Campus are now being shown at the Tuttleman Learning Center, room 101.
This year, Phase 2 renovations are under way to improve the center’s student activities functions, adding a game room and cinema back to the Student Center, as well as lounges, meeting rooms and offices. |
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