Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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J Beth Winistorfer Accounting RMI Kimberly Yevitz Finance RMI Denice Witkowski RTF Charmaine Young English Carly Zerbe PE Health Ed Lara Zlupko Psychology 299

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' Xmr Tomica Williams English - Veronica Williams Psychology Paul Wilson Marketing HRA i i l Rachel Windsor Ervin Wood Accounting Heidi Worthen Elementary Ed. Joanna Wotlinski Accounting Karina Yee Criminal Justice Take a closer look at Connie Speller- Weaver Connie Speller-Weaver is president of the Accounting Professional Society and a member of Beta Alpha Psi. As APS president, Connie estab- lished a sound relationship between the National Association of Black Accountants and Mitchell Titus, the largest minority-owned CPA firm in the nation. Also, Connie, a wife and the moth- er of three small children, completed 104 cred- its in two and a half years with a GPA of 3.34. Connie belongs to the National Association of Black Accountants. She also tutors students at Temple, Philadelphia Community College, and William Penn High School. Connie has accepted a position as tax accountant and auditor with Coopers Lybrand. -Kelly ViNardo 298

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O.J. Simpson always lived life on camera, first as a football star, then as a sportscaster, commercial pitchman and actor. But nothing could have prepared him, or his fans, for the role he would play in 1994. The first reports were surprising enough. Simpson was suspected in the brutal slashing murder of his ex-wife Nicole and her friend, Ronald Goldman. But it was his arrest that proved unforgettable. Instead of turning himself in as promised, Simpson had a friend drive him on a rambling jaunt along southern California ' s freeways. The police followed behind at a discreet distance, heeding a warning from Simpson ' s driver that Simpson had a gun. As a national television audience watched — virtually, all network programming was preempted — Simpson ' s white Bronco moved hypnotically along the fabled freeways. Police cars followed in formation, and crowds formed along overpasses. Finally the Bronco returned to Simpson ' s west Los Angeles house, where he surrendered after nightfall. So began what many have called the most famous murder case in American history. . % NOTE: All photographs and stories in the News section, except where otherwise marked, are courtesy of the Associated Press.