Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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With the renovation of the Stu- dent Activities Center, the Main Campus Book Store was also revitalized. Here is a look at the past and the present. :nto them Photo By: Rachael Anderson Photo By: Rachael Anderson Photo By: Rachael Anderson Even though the inside of the main The old bookstore had a larger variety toss Boylan buys presents for all of his Family iack home. campus book store has changed, the of junk food to help students during front still remains the same. crunch time. = Photo By: Vicky Walsh With the renovation of the main cam- pus book store, Temple added signs on the ceiling to help students find their way around. Photo By: Vicky Walsh The new book store has a larger spirit section to help students deck them- selves out to show their Temple Pride! Photo By: Vicky Walsh Temple students gaze upon the aisles while waiting to check out. '

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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!

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90% of life is just showing up... A cascade of motorcycles color the sidewalk in front of Gladfelter Hall each da . Photo Bv: Vicky Walsh No matter how they do it, students are always determined to get to class. Students that live on campus only have to worry about getting up on time because they get to class on foot. Commuters use forms of pub- lic transportation, including the SEPTA subway, El -train, bus, and regional railway. One can always find students riding bikes to and from buildings on cam- pus as an alternative to walking to class or getting to campus. Some have been brought back to the old fad of skate boarding. Others prefer the new trend o f scooters. Of course, there is always your car or motorcycle. Many stu- dents also take the Temple shuttles, which take students to different apartment complexes, like Franklin House Presi- dential City. No matter how we get to class, there is one thing we all know - we have to get there! — Tori Prisco Michael Wagner n t Temple f Photo By: Wai Wong Commuters can step off the subway at Cecil B. Moore station and walk onto Temple ' s busy campus. Photo By: Rachael Anderson There ' s no time to waste when you ' re walking - or running to class. E Photo By: Chung Ki Mak Students ride the shuttle buses to get where they need to go. r, mgi » 5t 1