Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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ioanwu s cGs Working Times Hall anil heerieadinj - • ualUS Temple students occupy a wide variety of work-study and regular campus jobs. Computer labs in campus buildings provide students with a chance to earn money and do homework at the same time. The Graphics Media Center allows students to display their creative talents by creating promotional displays for organizations and facilities on campus. Tutoring jobs, as well as the writing center, allow students to share their knowledge in a particular subject with others. The Student Activities Center provides students jobs at the on-campus movie theater, the Owl Cove, as well as other campus events. Student jobs range from Barnes Nobles and the bookstore to departmental offices. Residents have the opportunity to become resident assistants or community builder assistants in order to help facilitate residential life. Conveniently located near classes and dorms, campus jobs provide a multitude of opportunities for Temple students. C well, a 3S Stephanie Young - 1, Steven He J | junior, keeps -. 1 Temple ' s campus [ safe while working at the police station. I Photo by: Step! ' ' Campusjobs of opportunities for Temple students. - Stephanie Young After a busy day of collecting money and selling candy at the movie theater in Tuttlemen. junior Erin Scnber, can finally begin to study Phoio by: Stephanie Young Photo by. Stephanie Young For seniors Lna Uustal and Kan Keohane working at the i Graphics Media Center not only serves as a job. but also a great I hands-on experience for the girls. Right: Anne Luzhetskaya, a junior, works the register at her home iway from home, Barnes - Noble on Broad and Cecil B. : Moore

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fitness ancC J ecreation Temple student: enjoy flock to the eliptical machines to tone those muscles and sweat off stress. by: Megan Smith r • ' V The IHC is a haven for interested exercise. Martine aters Yoga-late-chi is a Friday afternoon class which allows students to release stress after a hectic week. Phoio by: Megan Smith Let ' s Get Physical ■ Temple University ' s student recreation facilities include the Independence Blue Cross recreation center, Student Pavilion complex, Pearson Hall, Geasey field complex and McGonigle Hall. All of these facilities offer activities, equipment and classes to help students maintain an active healthy lifestyle. Housing four racquetball courts, a three- lane indoor track, multiple workout stations, an outdoor multi-purpose court and other features, the IBC is a haven for students interested in any type of exercise. Group fitness offers a variety of aerobics including spinning, circuit training, and water aerobics in Pearson Hall and the IBC. Built only four years ago, the Student Pavilion provides students with four multi-purpose indoor courts for basketball and volleyball, a game room, a lounge area, an in-line skating area as well as seven outdoor tennis courts. A variety of athletic teams utilize the Geasey field complex, while McGonigle is home to the cheerleading squad and the Diamond Gem dance team. - Martine Waters Photo by: Megan Smith out with a fnend helps deter you from the many tempting options on campus and join an exercise class instead. Left: Leaning into her stance, this student learns self defense while exercising during class. Kardio Kick is a popular class a the IBC that always gets Temple students ' adrenaline pumping. I 12 Ii[iv iva ' aKioa

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Seniors and other Temple students have spent some time just relaxing or studying on the grass or benches on Beury Beach on a beautiful day. Templar Phoio Archive To pass the time between classes, students gathered at the Bell Tower. Frequent events such as concerts or poster sales helped to break up long days in classes. Times To Remember When the class of 2004 arrived at Temple University, graduation seemed so far away. How quickly time goes by! The all-nighters, study groups and the endless pots of coffee all seem to be worth it in the moment your diploma is placed in your hand. Everyone has a different experience in college. For some, it means being away from home for the first time; for others, it ' s a time of balancing school, work and family. For all, it is a time of self-discovery and growth. ...walked with the mass of Temple students and seemed lost in it all? ...spent an afternoon sitting at the Bell Tower or under a tree at Ambler? ...noticed all the different people with one thing in common? Even though we all have different backgrounds, interests and talents; we are all graduates of Temple University. Each of us has contributed to the diversity and richness of the campuses. As you depart from Temple, remember all the good times you had and friendships you formed, but also remember the difference you made simply by being a Temple University student. T i Qt ff « ] Templar Photo Archive Dedicated fans filled the stands at all the Owls ' sporting events. Temple students came decked out in cherry and white to show support for the players. Homecoming Week provided the much needed break from classes and study sessions for midterms. Students always had their choice of fun attractions, food and free goodies. u senior memories