Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Dancers of the Boyer College of Music and Dance perform in a Kariamu Company production Dance majors could audition for various performances throughout the year to further their education and add to their resume. A Boyer College of Music and Dance student performs her Master of Fine Arts dance concert accompanied by a cellist. The cast of Ragtime the Musical performs the opening number in Tomlinson Theater, usic, Dance Theater 73

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r St DANCIE I •t ■emple students aren ' t always aware of the incredible talent of the students that could be sitting right next to them in classes. Many have gone away from their studies here to achieve great things. In one year, five Boyer College alumni and faculty were nominated for Grammy Awards. The Dance Department offers numerous free events on campus to Temple Students where the up-and-coming professionals exhibit their work. Sophomore Beth Davis said, Being able to see the performances on campus for free is such a privilege for me. I love to see how each student can create a totally origin pieces. This year the Theater Department re- ally went above their usual production standards. For a school that doesn ' t have a musical theater major, their performance of the popular big-name play Ragtime, blew away the audience. Senior Jerome Lomax said, It was a very moving piece. When Sara died. It brought tears to my eyes. One of the best Temple performances I ' ve ever seen. Congratulations to each of our performance stu- dents for their incredible performances throughout the year. YOU KMOW YOU GO TO T€MPL€ WH M.. liliJIIIIllC ' llll, It takes the gigantic performance space of Verizon Hall at the Kimmel Center to house all four of the school ' s choirs and the orchestra. ' MiiiS?- . ■ You think that the Ester Boyer College of Music and Dance and Pressor Hall are two ditTerent places. There ' s no musical theater program, yet the uni ersity still puis on a full-scale Broadway style musical. perfom majors jirougtii V I The combined choirs of University Chorale, Women ' s Choir, University Singers I and Concert Choir perform William Walton ' s epic choral and orchestral piece, I ' Belshazzar ' s Feast in Verizon Hall at the Kimmel Center. The choirs join the University ■ Orchestra for a special performance at the concert hall in Center City each spring I 12 usic, Dance Theater

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MESIDIEMCI: 1.11=1: Ti emple living new and improved? Well, the Edge I ■ is new, but certainly not an improvement for residential students. While the 12-story building promised students luxury living, it turned out to be anything but. The building was not completed by the promised ' ' move-in date and remained unfinishedwhen students began settling i n. Since on-campus housing is only guaranteed for freshman and sophomores, it ' s This year Peabody Hall. a freshman residence hall, turned 50 years old Although Peabody isn t the newest building on campus. Its communal bathrooms and shared common areas make residents feel at home up to the students to find housing for themselves. While Oxford Village, Kardon, and University Village offer apartments to Temple students, they can be on the pricey side, especially considering the location. Many students find houses in the blocks that surround campus, but the neighborhoods can be a little bit unsafe and not in locations where students can feel secure at all times. By: Meghan Grever The Edge is a new student housing building that was constructed and barely finished for the start of fall semester The move-in date was pushed back, forcing many students to change their summer plans Finally, on the day of move-in, students realized that the building was still unfinished, with wires and piping exposed, walls unpainted. Promised amenities were nowhere in sight. V YOU KMOW YOU GO TO T€MPL€ WH n.. our w indow s arc double layered with bul- let proof glass and safety bars, and you were given pepper spray by a friend or relative before you came to school. ou frequeniK exprience fire alarms at 4 a.m. and spend the time waiting to reenter the building at 7-11 sipping Slurpees. Melissi You are on a first name basis with the front desk security in your dorm, and they ask you what part you are heading to this lime. 74 Resident Life