Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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A student takes advantage of a warm sunny day on the Sarah Stone looks out onto Temple, reminiscing about fun times and steps of the Bell Tower. dreaming about tomorrow. Photo By: Hiu Kwonn Van Photo By: Hiu Kwong Yau dance is love nple is o that. jester- w look I tudents e always the :hool of ommun- a t ions id Thea- r in need the ex- ;nsive .uipment le build- g holds. udents practice eir football skills a popular omecoming at- action. Photo By: Eabha Garland ROTC shows its school spirit during homecoming after repelling down the biology-life science building. Photo By: Vicky Walsh

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I ' m in the 4.5 year plan ' c ause I switched to CIS from Pre-Pharm. — Stephen M. Gitkos Learning To Live Life at Temple is full of diverse and new environments, social gatherings and memorable experiences. When thinking of yesterdays spent at Tem- ple, there are many places to remem- ber. Temple students relax and have a good time after a full day of top-notch ed- ucation. Temple ' s campuses are full of places set aside just for that purpose. There are also many locations in the city where students go to let their hair down. Many students spend their time and energy joining Temple organ- izations. This is a great opportunity to meet people and gain new experiences. Some students join fraternities and so- rorities that make them feel like part of a family. Frat parties are a po- pular option for people who like to have a good time while enjoying some refreshments. Temple students have the city of Philadelphia in the palm of their hands. There are tons of things to do there: clubs, restaurants, movie theaters and historical landmarks. South Street is a favorite destination to shop, eat, go to clubs and dance all in one trip. College students love to have a good time, and Temple is the right place for them to do that. With the lasting memories of yester- days at Temple, you can now look forward to the tomorrows to come. — Milli Protheroe Photo B : Wat W ' ontz Photo B : Yick Walsl I emple police officers look on the fun at Fall As the seasons change, students ir to catch I est. I he worrj about out safet so we don ' t the last rays of summer, have to.

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Temple has made many changes to all of its campuses in the past four years. Ambler Dr. Sophia T. Wisnicwska introduced as dean in 1999. Statc-of-the-art greenhouse built, al- lowing students to maintain tempera- tures , even in the winter. Fresh Bytes Too eatery has been ad- ded to Bright Hall. W ' est Hall now houses a Welcome Cen- ter. Academic and Academic Advising services. FSBM and many more organ- izations and programs. Temple University Infant Lab teaches students how children learn and develop. Health Sciences Center Omitted occupational therapy under- graduate program and made it a master ' s program. Addcd a Clinical Doctorate in Physical Therapy. Upgradcd labs to the newest technolo- gy- Expanded professional development programs. Photo By: Vicky Walsh The state-of-the-art greenhouse has become a familiar sight on Ambler ' s cam- pus. Tyler Rochelle Toner is the new dean as of 2001. Nothing has changed except for the students faces. - Deb Martin. Photo By: Vicky Walsh mhler new Infancx lab enables students to observe children ' s behav- ior m a natural environment. Photo By: Cluing ki Mak Brand new residence hall, 1300. is home to hundreds of upperclassmen on Main Campus. J