Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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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

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In 1881, P.T Barnum ' s Greatest Show on Earth was held at Broad Street and Columbia Avenue, which is presently Cecil B. Moore. r r in Rosie the Riveter, a campaign poster intended to mobilze women into the work force, modeled after a Temple student during World War II. MLS :■« 12 - • w fcjiyw 9. vim - ' T The base of the Bell lower has an encasement of gypsum rocks brought from the farm of Ali Hafed in Pakistan, the source of Con well ' s inspiration for Acres of Diamonds. University ' s main campus is nearly the size of Europe ' s smallest country, Vatican City. V k id ft In 1962, Columbia Records released the Glorious Sound of Christmas recorded with the Philadelphia Orchestra and Temple University Concert Choir. It became the astest selling classical albumn in history of Ip ' s.