Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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SENIORS Memories to last a lifetime. Studying at Temple comes with many experiences, not all of which will seniors look back at with amusement. Long lines at the bookstore, registering for classes and finding parking on campus are things that alumni may not remember very fondly. But through the years, a Tem- ple student also has many memorable moments: Spring Fling. Morning Madness, trips with the Temple basket- ball team and perhaps even a couple of days off for a snow storm — these are the things that Temple seniors will re- member most when looking back at their lives at Temple. Members of this year ' s gradu- ating class, as t hose before them, will become the doc- tors, lawyers, writers, and busincsspeople of tomorrow. There is little doubt that with- out the experiences — good and bad — that Temple has given them, these students would not go on to be as suc- cessful as they surely will. Temple students learn by go- ing through trying times. They learn after their first se- mester when to go to the bookstore, so they won ' t have to wait in line as long. They learn that in order to get the classes they want, they must register early. These are learn- ing experiences that will help this year ' s graduates through- out life, and this is one of the best assets that Temple Uni- versity has to offer — real life experiences every day. Photo B : Miamed Iqbaq Graduation is a time of relief. Seniors finalK ret eive the degree for which they have worked so hard. remple has added some new buil- 28 dini;s in the past few years, the most luiiutileinaii Learnino ( The Bell Tower, aplac • thai will nevei be f irgotten by l emple grads. Photo B Kate HagenbucB Graduates will always remember the flags that adorn I emple ' s ( ampus. i

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Where do students study? Paley Library Mitten Hall Dorm rooms Campus lounges At home Bell Tower lawn On a SEPTA bus In another class prior to the im Nowhere, because they don ' t dy What classes have the hardest finals? Although finals van ' depending upon the professor, many stu- dents list the following classes fi- nals as the most difficult: — Intellectual Heritage — Organic Chemistry — Economics — Finance — Computer Science — Actuarial Science — Physics — Psychology — Engineering Photo Bv: Kate Hagenbuc h

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1 Photo By: Ahamecl Iqbal tiors are overwhelmed with work as they try to n their degrees. V V Tjn j- , k, !•- 151 i mil • ml 131 ' iii ! ; III Photo By: Ahamed Iqbal This view of Temple is a familiar sight that many seniors enjoy while walking north on Broad Street. ' ' .s y s l f l Q L - «£ JfcoOL OF TOUR Hospitality Manage E UN1VER S Photo By: Ahamed Iqbal This student tries to relieve some tension by playing video games. The penthouse view from Temple Towers i 15 Z leer fairs are paramount to seniors ' lives. Thev |jst find that one job that will satisfy them. Photo By: Ahamed Iqbal Commuters often see the Temple T as they walk from the Berks Street train station. 29