Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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The Art Museum offers Temple students the cultured way of life with exhibts ranging from modern art to Rocky ' s footprints. Photo Bv: Wai Wonc off campus fun... Philadelphia is a city steeped in history, but it also has a lot of modern attractions. Whether you are into art museums, shopping or the party scene, Philadelphia has something for you. Here ' s a list of things to do and places to go, to help you along the way as you begin to explore the city that loves you back. 1? Why will you be here for 5 years? Ever heard of the Temple Chal- lenge? What did you think it meant?!! Computer glitch changed one of our main campus seniors into an undeclared Ambler freshman in their junior year! Study Abroad. Who studies abroad to go to class? It ' s all about sight seeing. Clubs, Parties Music Black Lily Brave New World Chemistry Egypt Envy Maui Palmer Social Club Shampoo The Electric Factory The Five Spot Tower Theater Transit Warmdaddy ' s Food, Bars Restaurants Club Mickey Dee ' s (aka McDonald ' s) Dave Buster ' s Delilah ' s The Cave Hard Rock Cafe ' Pat ' s King of Steaks Geno ' s Steaks Spaghetti Warehouse Zanzibar Blue Kristin Bovd Photo By: Wai Wong Everything can be found on the streets of Philadelphia, including a flower vendor.

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1 II] Man) students enjoy spend- Clothing. CD ' s and accessories ean be found at the infamous William Perm sits atop City ing the day at Liberty Place. Zipper Head store on South Street. Hall, looking down upon his ci- ty. Photo By: Wai Wong r K • 3 - • r m ' j| Photo By: Wai Worm Photo By: Wai Wong EECQfflft ' hoto B : N ' ickY Walsh Photo By: y ai Worm College students ma) not have enough monej to afford the The closest mall to most Temple South Street is the place to go luxuries of life, bill the) sure do enjo) window shopping. students is The Gallery. to find good food and OUt-of- the-ordinan tin

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Supporting Temple College sports fans: are there any more rabid kind in the United States? Whether it ' s March Mad- ness or the commencement of the football season in the fall se- mester, sports are always present at Temple University. Fans rep- resent an integral part of the game. Anyone who has ever play- ed an organized sport knows the feeling of being on a field and hearing people cheer for them as they score a goal, hit a home run or make a basket. Getting players pumped up is the fan ' s purpose. Photo taken fromn Templar Archive Temple students pack Veterans Stadium as they cheer on the Tem- ple Owls. m Fans at Temple can be seen with their faces painted in cherry and white or with letters spelling out the university ' s name on their stomachs, stomping their feet and yelling support until their vocal chords are as tender as filet mignon. Gymnastics, field hockey, la- crosse, rugby, soccer, football, base- ball, softball, volleyball, etc. How can one not find something to watch and enjoy? Fans in football are known as the twelfth man for their ability to make opposing teams lose their con- centration. The advantage given to Temple players by their fans aids them in their quest for glory. — Rvan Dalev Photo taken from Templar Archive Temple students show their Temple pride at a football game by cheering and painting T-E-M-P-L-E across their stomachs. Photo taken from Templar Archive We ' re 1 according to this spirited fan and hoot- er!!! Why will you be here for 5 years? ' Tempie wanted more money! A prerequisite course was canceled three times! Don ' t want to go into the real world! ' Adviser gave wrong course, it wasn ' t required!