Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Temple ' s Homecoming always means good After a long jousting battle, the proud winner stands food, good friends and a good time. strong. Photo By: Hiu Kwone Yau Photo Bv: Hiu Kwone Yau the wave of memories and rode it for ten days during Temple ' s Homecoming celebrations. Fall Fest at both Ambler and Main Campus was filled with games, food, international and academic festivals. The week of homecoming celebrations also includ- ed a pep rally presented by TSG, parent ' s week- end and a pre-game tail- gate party. Homecoming week ended with Tem- ple ' s 30-5 win over Rutgers. — Tori Prisco M. • jjL •hoto Bv Wui Wong Photo B : Carl Wolf Studios Photo B : Carl Wolf Studio I wo students stand at the Bell Tower I he football game opened with Chanta Dante Coles - Senior - WR enjoying the live music. Layon singing ' God Bless America . Oct. l VI I MP1 1 w RITOLRS (Veterans Stadium) - HOMPCOMINO 1 r w fa P n»co«oo Ml m m m ) ! P5

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Photo By: Vicky Walsh Students can enjoy a peaceful stroll down Liacouras Walk. Main Campus President, Dr. David Adamany, is intro- duced in 2000 as Temple ' s new president. Tuttleman Learning Center houses a student writing center, organizations and the study abroad program. Residential Halls: 1300 and 1940 Liacouras Walk now includes a Bank, Bed and Breakfast. 7-Eleven. Dunkin Donuts. Dry Cleaner and the Voicestream Wireless building. The Student Activity Center was renovated. Game Room moved to Telecommunica- tions Building. Center City Campus Moved near the clothespin building Added more innovative smart class- rooms. Removed the color photography lab. Added several music studio classrooms k Mak Why will you be here for 5 years? Advisors gave bad advice and I wound up taking courses not needed to graduate. I thought freshman year meant beer and parties! Photo By: Wai Wong 1616 Walnut was the home of Temple ' s Center City campus for many years. J hoto By: Wai Wong The new home for Temple UniYersity students at Center City campus is lo- cated near the clothespin building. Since 1997...

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Maurice Kane, director of duplicating services, shows his Temple spirit and cheers on the football players. Photo Bv: Wai Wonc Photo By: Hiu Kwong Yau A brave student lets loose on the temporary dance floor provided by the Hip Hop Society. Why will you be here for 5 years? Temple is like a black hole. It never lets anyone out. Who does college in four years these days, an- Photo By: Wai Wong Power 99 FM supports Temple by coming to our homecoming. Spring Fling pring Fling provides an opportu- uty not only for students to de- our plenty of food but to relish in ne diversity that is Temple Uni- ersity. Spring is a time of cease- :ss movement. Examples of this ewfound boundless energy, di- xtly following the dead of win- kr, can be found at the Spring ling Events on Temple ' s Ambler nd Main campuses. Spring Fling ists one day and is set in the liddle of April. The event bounds with food, games and, most important, good spirits. Musical acts, ranging from rap to rock to spoken word, per- form at a stage set up in front of the Bell Tower. There are booths set up to help students learn more about their respec- tive campuses, clubs and organ- izations. Spring Fling is a time for one to relax and enjoy one- self before realizing that they have to take their dreaded final £ S Photo taken from Templar Archive exams. Hooter celebrates with an enthusiastic partici- pant at Spring Fling, which is often a time to Ryan Daley break loose from the monotony of classes.