Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Spring Fling A day to remember... Boxing is always a popular event at Spring Fling. The Temple students above are taking it into the ring. Food is always plentiful during Spring I ling. Main student organizations register for booths at Spring Fling and make ,1 lot ol mone selling items su h as | I and andv to fellow students.

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Photo By: Rachael Anderson Go Cowboys! The Eagles are good, but the Cowboys rule! I 1 r Photo By: Rachael Anderson Witnessing people act like fools is not uncommon in the dorms. Photo By: Kate Hagenbuch. Jasmin Wilson ' s funniest memory in her four years at Temple is the football team streaking naked through the dorm hallways.

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Iipty lawn is very hard to come by during Spring Fling. iese students were lucky enough to find a patch of grass sit down on and relax. The sidewalks are always crowded during Spring Fling, so students allow for extra time when walking from class to class. Spring Fling is a day many remember as one of the most fun they ' ve had at Temple. It is a day to relax, have fun, and enjoy the many events that different organizations put on. While classes are in session dur- ing Spring Fling, teachers often cancel class or students just choose not to attend that day. One of the corner- stones of Spring Fling is all of the different food stands. Many organizations set up the stands with hopes of raising money. Most of the day ' s events center around the Bell Tower, which provides enough space for plen- ty of activities and stands. — Aaron Bycoffe 2 1