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Arabic, Islam course enrollment on the rise.

Help those in need
Temple begins annual campaign
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In bloom
Temple Ambler gets set for Philadelphia Flower Show.

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March 3, 2005

Vol. 35, No. 21

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		Announcements Temple Faculty Ratifies Four-Year Contract Agreement Temple University announced on March 3, 2005 that the Temple Association of University Professionals (TAUP) has ratified, by a vote of 430 to 8, a four-year contract after eight months of bargaining. [more] Changes in U. S. Passport Processing This is to advise you that the United States Passport Services Office has announced the implementation of a new fee associated with applications for U. S. passports, effective March 8, 2005.[more] Women's Health Interdisciplinary Research Symposium March 15th & 16th Keynote Speaker: Dr. Vivian W. Pinn, Associate Director for Research on Women's Health; Director, Office of Research on Women's Health, National Institutes of Health [more] Comments invited on report for Middle States Commission Temple faculty, students and staff are invited to review and comment on a draft report that will be submitted this spring to the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. [more] NewsBriefs Host an international student Carver Science Fair needs judges Athletics compliance coordinator named

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Temple adopts new graphic identity

This spring, Temple is unveiling a new logo. Don’t worry, the “T” stays. The new logo, which combines the familiar Temple T symbol with a more contemporary presentation of the words “Temple University” is part of a comprehensive, institution-wide graphic identity system being adopted by the University. Rollout of the logo system is expected to be completed by July 1. “As Temple’s stature and visibility rise, our logo must stand for all that Temple is and aspires to be,” President David Adamany said. “We have to make the most of each individual impression. Our new graphic identity standards will help us capitalize on the tremendous reputation associated with our name and the Temple T.” [more]		Joe Casey, a carpenter who has worked in Facilities Management for 15 years, replaces a lectern sign displaying Temple’s old graphic identity with a sign displaying the new one. The rollout of the new system is expected to be completed by July 1.

Linda Carbo departs as publications director
When Director of Publications Linda M. Carbo leaves her post next week, it will mark the close of a more than three-decade career — and the end of an era at Temple. [more]

Spotlight | Trustee Edna Shanis Tuttleman
Edna Shanis Tuttleman’s role as an agent of change at Temple began while she was still in her teens, when her fellow sophomores at Temple elected her class president in 1939. [more]

Arabic, Islam courses aid students’ understanding of Mideast events [more]

Temple begins annual effort
to raise money for United Way [more]

Leadership lessons learned: Temple women on the move [more]

Ambler explores women’s history with Philly Flower Show exhibit [more]

Independent artist Cormega speaks to hip-hop class [more]

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		This Week in Temple History March 4, 1999 The Temple Times reported that the Temple University Law School had been renamed The James E. Beasley School of Law to honor the nationally recognized trial lawyer and alumnus whose gift to benefit the School of Law was the largest endowment in the school’s history. In addition, Watts Walk was renamed Beasley’s Walk. Beasley, a World War II veteran who collected and flew fighter airplanes, was considered one of the outstanding trial lawyers in America. He graduated from Temple Law School in 1956. Beasley died on Sept. 18, 2004