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City life for a Temple Student can mean a lot of things. Whether it means Center City shopping trips with a group of friends on Walnut and Chestnut Street, bar hopping during evenings in Olde City making memories they will warn their children about, or strolling along South Street enjoying a night on the town and a classic Philly cheese steak, Temple students are sure to have an array of options at their disposal. Whatever city life means to a student, it can be found in the surrounding areas of Philadelphia here at Temple. Endless memories can be made in the city of Philadelphia, while also broadening students' horizons to the history of Philadelphia and the elements of the city that keep it alive. With over a dozen museums to visit in the Philadelphia area, history can be found around every corner. Some of the most notable museums include the National Liberty Museum, the Franklin Institute and the world-class Philadelphia Museum of Art. Another element that keeps the city moving is sports. Between the Phillies, Eagles, Flyers, Sixers, Union, College and high school teams, the city has its fair share of sporting events in which to indulge. Also, Philadelphia offers an assortment of yoga, pilates, zumba, spinning and other fitness classes available downtown. Additionally, there are plenty of marathons and walks in which anyone can participate. Popular events include the Philadelphia Ing Run, the Philadelphia Marathon and Half Marathon, and dozens of walks and races for different causes like breast cancer and youth diabetes. For the artsy soul, there are a number of film festivals, poetry clubs and gatherings, spoken word sessions, and music venues. There are conventional settings such as the Walnut Street Theatre and the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts, and there are also nonconventional settings where people can meet in coffee shops and allow creative juices to start flowing from within. - Sequoia McBall 026 Student Life
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Students are witnessing Temple’s changes for the future first hand and renovations from the Temple 20 20 Framework Plan start taking place. PHOTOGRAPHED BY Sarah Anderton. Digital Rendering courtesy of the Framework Plan committee and OLIN. Student Life 025
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Amanda Veins, sophomore painting major, keeps an eye on the antics of juniors Lewis Galli and Ben Forbes in Love Park during the holidays. Love Park is a popular place for students to enjoy themselves all year round. PHOTOGRAPHED BY SARAH ANDERTON. Student Life 027
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