Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE The Class of 1986 will always have a special place in my memory. When many of you entered Temple in the fall of 1982, I was a freshman President. These years have been eventful for you, for me and for Temple. Here and across the nation, the image and awareness of Temple have improved significantly. More and more. Temple is recognized as one of America ' s great centers of teaching, research, scholarship and public service. Clearly, there is more pride in Temple than ever before. We hope that your Temple experience, with its highs and its lows, has been beneficial. As you graduate, we remind you that learning is a lifelong pursuit. Keep at it, whatever else you do. On behalf of our faculty, staff and trustees, we wish you a happy, healthy and humane future. Thank you for choosing Temple. Peter Jl Liacouras President 18 1

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flE-nOEMIES Academics is the reason why we are here. Inside and out, academics, what we study here, will affect our entire lives. On the inside, we study to gain knowledge for better GPA ' s and for a firmer understanding of the world we live in. On the outside, we apply our knowledge toward our professional ca- reers, earning a living and a sense of accomplishment. Temple offers us hundreds of choices for career goals based on courses offered here. Decision-making will always be a part of our lives, as it already has affect- ed our choice of college and major. Making choices as rational adults, or being able to think wisely, is the under- lying subject matter taught in each field of study at Temple. This section includes profiles of all the undergraduate schools at Temple, plus photos of Temple ' s overseas pro- gram, its VPs and administrative offi- cials and a personal message to the ninety-ninth class to graduate from Temple, the class of 1986.

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1 PRESIDENT PETER J. LIACOURAS 19