Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Buildings Dorms of Temple All around campus Temple currently has five dormitories on campus, with another one set to open in the fall of this year. With a growing population oi stu- dents from outside the Phi- ladelphia area. Temple has to keep up with more and more students who want to live on campus. The new dorm is be- ing built on the site of the old Cooney housing complex, which was specifically for graduate students. The new dormitory, however, will be for undergraduates. To go along with the new building, the renovation of the Student Activities Center will include a large cafeteria to serve stu- dents in Temple Towers and the new dorm. - mdm SCHOOL or BUSINESS and I4ANAGEI4ENT SPEAKMAN HALL

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Burning the Midnight Oil Finals While most students look forward to each semester ' s end, many also dread that time of year; the end of a semester also means that students must prepare for finals. By senior year, most stu- dents know what to expect from their final exams, but many freshmen are unprepared. But for all students, finals is a time of long hours of studying and sometimes staying up all night to pre- pare for the next day ' s exam. Because most students take about five courses a semester, studying for five different finals over a week ' s time can some- times be very difficult and even dis- couraging. But almost everyone man- ages to get through them, and students can look back knowing they ' ve actu- ally learned something from the class. This Temple student takes advantage of a quiet room. When studying, it is always important to slop and lake a break. I he lunch trucks are kind ot like a pit Stop ' tor students. Being huned in books is not uncommon during finals.