Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Main Campus The 82-acre Mam Campus is located at the corner of Broad and Montgomery Streets in North Philadelphia. It attracts students from all 50 states and 63 foreign countries. Ten of the University ' s 16 schools are housed on the Main Campus, along with major classrooms and administration facilities. In, addition, the University ' s Paley Library system and Computer Center are headquartered here. The Main Campus provides offices for student publications and WRTI-FM, the University ' s 20,000 watt, 24-hour jazz radio station. McGonigle Hall, a 4,500-seat sports arena and Pearson Hall, a gymnasium, make their home on Broad Street. The bell tower is a popular meeting place for students Samuel Paley Library offers hours of quiet study. The long lines of the Bursars Office are a familiar sight to visitors of Conwell Hall. I The Student Activities Center IS not always this quiet 20 I

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Health Sciences In the area of 3307 North Broad Street, one can find buildings with such names as the School of Dentistry, the Dental-Allied Health Pharmacy Library, the Pels Research Institute, and the School of Pharmacy. Temple students know that these building comprise the Health Sciences Campus. Health Sciences, designed to meet the health care needs not only of the community but of the nation, as well, draws upon personnel, talents, and techniques from all disciplines. 1 The Health Sciences Campus as seen from Broad Street. 1I7--T I 22 The Skin and Cancer Hospital.