Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Making Our Mark Templar THE YEARBOOK 1993 Volume 69 Temple University Philadelphia, Pennsylvania CONTENTS Student Life Organizations Sports Academics People 14 142 182 228 248 Echoing the ideals of our founder. Mitten Hall reminds us of our past and brings light to our future. (photo by Tresh)

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student Life Students attend college to receive more than an education. They come in search of hm. Temple knows this and offers students the opportunities to have fun as a student body, without hurting their studies. Spring Fling, an event marked throughout Temple history, is a day of music, dancing, eating, drinking, and lots of pie-Ln-the-face booths. Homeconung Week is another Temple favorite. Events such as Yell Like Hell and Cherry and White Day raise student spirit for our sports teams and university. But these activities would be nothing with- out the student body. Temple prides itself on having a very diverse population. Students from over 100 countries contribute to the di- versity. The student body greatly benefits from so many different ethnic groups. There is definitely something for everyone at Temple! For some, getting involved in campus life is much easier if campus is home. This is true for 2,700 students. At four campuses, housing is offered as more than just a place to live. Res- ident Assistants make life an adventure, by having Halloween parties, banquets, scaven- ger hunts, aerobic classes and more. If you are the type of person who just enjoys hanging out with friends. Crossroads, the Owl ' s Nest, Salad Alley, and other area busi- nesses are great fun. If all the changes of entering student life are a lot to handle, orientation programs are of- fered, as well as student counseling. New- comers Make a Mark in Temple ' s diverse stu- dent life.