Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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academics Hemic academics academics cademics academics academics WKW aM (fldei academics ; — demies Studying Tips Studying is that thing you do between commercials of your favorite TV show. It is also known as the only tool that will help you successfully pass. While shows like A Different World made college studying appear fun - you and your friends sharing a bowl of popcorn and a bag of candy - in reality, it was less glamorous, with your head bent over a big textbook and a cup of coffee at your side. No matter how you put it, no one looks forward to studying. However, the benefits we get from it cannot be argued. And to make your study experience similar, if not better than, the shows that depict college life, here are a few suggestions. For the studier who wants to be social, there is the Tuttleman Learning Center. Only half the people in there are really studying; the other half are people watching and gossiping. With Tuttleman, you have the best of both worlds. For those who need complete silence, the Student Center offers a study lounge on the second floor, complete with couches that allow you to take a break and rest. For those who enjoy the city, studying downtown at Borders or Barnes and Noble is a common practice for many. Not only can you people watch, but you can also go on shopping breaks. If all else fails, just gather a group of your friends and make it fun. Order pizza, buy lots of soda and forget about those pounds you are going to gain inevitably. at- m It was ha: anopei fccam] lounge. 3ifapo[ 201- ' ' riu licll lower is a good venue for studying - aiid people watching. ' orresid affsimpl ' cgeloi apa resid

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m ' iW i s 5 t— 1 CM QC 2 Academics are a major part of life at any university. However, there are times v hen the impOltODGG of a social life may supersede finishing your Economics homework. Temple students can choose from a variety of 16 schools and colleges, with something to satisfy anyone ' s interests and GdrGGf QOSlS. The stress of academics can be overwhelming at times, but the final payoff is graduation day. Though cramming is a major part of collegiate life, there ' s also much more to being a student. For those looking to HPlfllB the other side of the ocean, Temple has international campuses in several other countries. The study abroad program helps students expand their horizons and learn about different cultures. Temple is full of fun academic iijiiuiujmi to make college all the more memorable. hVW -Vaidciiiic g-

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emic academics academics academics cademics academics academics academics academics academics H academics academics academics academics academics academics I f! I l l i nJ PlB . I I |- ' f- yff BMy ' Some people prefer to keep close quarters while studying. Others prefer to spread out their work in an open space like the Student Center Atilum. I It was hard to find an open space at this campus study lounge. Lounges are a popular spot or commuters, and for residents who are simply looking to get out of their apartment or residence hall. If the main floor of the library isn ' t quiet enough, the upper floors are isolated to provide a serene studying atmosphere. StULK ' i 121