Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Art work located throughout Rittenhouse Square give Temple students a little bit of culture. I Templar Phot o Archive ■5 ' HPI Br- Mfi m n » V ' SUl m iii;:ii l ' iv.i Uj ililv.i lv.iii| ' i%. niciis use: W ' as up Ma! Nicc outfit, it would look even better on my bedroom tknir. Are those spaee pants? Cause our ass is out of this world.. Shortaav.... Templar Photo Archive Photo By: Templar Archive Local artists can always be found painting in Margarita City on South street is a place Rittenhouse Square. This artist is painting a for a great taste of Spanish food. picture of two men playing chess in the park. Templar Photo Archive The freshest picks of the bunch can be found at Rainbow of Colors on South Street. qN Rttimc HigFi eights 1 Sig Pi Is the place to be il on Friday nights. I Photo By: Templar Archive Photo By: Johanna Heshamp-Goode China Town is a great place to go for a little bit of shopping and a good dinner. • 1 oui lect iMusl IK- liic .i Dctctuse sou v». been running through my head all day! l)id it hurl when you fell from heaven? Ill could rearrange the alphabet, I ' d nut II and I loaethcr. Livin ' it up! After you carpe diem, flow could one not follow that up with a little carpe nox? Well, Temple students sure like to party, and the nightlife of Philadelphia is an attractive option. There are many places to hang out and get a few drinks or get your groove on. Old City is a clubbers dream come true with clubs that have every kind of music that one could hope for. For students who don ' t like to travel far, or aren ' t 21 yet, frat parties provide a place for maximum booty shakin ' at a minimal price. Frat parties are a great place to meet fellow students that is if you don ' t mind throwing away your shoes the next day. Delaware Ave. also has a lot of nightclubs where Temple students can be caught getting their groove on! By: Ryan Daley I U .V

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cpicccs of the 5) I Uphi Off Campus Memorie Temple offers its students many activities on campus, but tfie fun does not stop there! Philadelpfiia is a great city, and Temple students take advantage of it. Like a kaleidoscope, the city has many different and unique pieces. No matter what your interests are, Philadelphia offers something. If art is your thing. The Philadelphia Museum of Art is one of the most renowned museums in the country. If you are in the mood for shopping, the Gallery is a favorite place for Temple students because it is close and accessible by subway or regional rail. Great dining of all kinds is also readily available. Philadelphia is the home of the famous Philly cheese steak, after all. It is just as easy to grab a quick bite to eat as it is to find a fancy restaurant with valet parking. My favorite place to grab a cheese steak is definitely Jim ' s on South Street, said Kate Hauseman a BTMM major, because they have a picture of Eddie from Family Matters on the wall. The best part of being in Philadelphia is that one can have some off campus fun during the day without a plan. Strolling through South Street, Center City, Old City, Chinatown and Rittenhouse Square are entertaining and often education at the same time. Philadelphia is a large city, a one of a kind place to every individual. By: Sara Shuman Templar Photo Archive The Philadelphia Museum of Art, home to Rocky ' s footprints. bigcit The Theater of Living Arts (TLA), located on South Street has music bands play there for under 20 dollars a show. Templar Photo Archive Photo By: Templar Archive Every year a decorated Christmas Tree Is set up in the middle of City Hall, for to urists and students alike to visit. Templar Photo Archive Fat Tuesday ' s located on South Street, is a great place to kick back and relax. They serve lunch, dinner, and cocktails. » ' « li;

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q o [[ vcr g orget,,, g ROTC held the American flag and the Temple flag during all of the events held at At 8:30 a.m. a bag pipe playing Amazing Grace .u □ II T fv,=f =.„ could be heard around the Bell Tower. the Bell Towers that day. o c ci. Photo By; Sara Shuman Photo By; Sara Shuman Photo By; Sara Shuman Temple gave out white candles for students to light in rememberance of those who died on 9 1 1. Photo Bv. Sara Shuman All day students wrote their thougts down on the large white T.(J. Remembers canvas ' located around the Bell Tower. One Year Later September 11th did not pass unnoticed this year at Temple University. Througout the morning, students gathered at the Bell Tower, the center of campus that is usually noisy and active, and trasformed it into a silent and somber place. They remembered the thousands that lost their lives. Various speakers read the names of those who had lost their lives that day and three different speakers of different religions: one Jewish, one Christian, and one Islamic, also spoke that morning. Temple has shown that it still remembers the spirit of America through the amount of support displayed on the first year anniversary of September 1 1th. By: Sara Shuman ) | I... Ihis is uh a I ' cu uiiuln rcniplc stuiicnis will rem 1 was in a compulcr lab w hon I iicard. sccoiuls later oven one wa- ' gatlieieil amiiiul a TV together. ieniple never shut down. Being that I lived in N it hit close to home. I will never forget the scci nd plane. •Watching the Towers ( all on IV and then the long lines at the