Temple Today Newsletter
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Top Stories
* Temple students take state budget concerns to Harrisburg: Temple Student Government (TSG) leaders delivered approximately 3,000 letters expressing "extreme concern" about Gov. Rendell's budget proposal, which would cut $31.5 million in state funding to the university.
* Another season of madness: Historian says popular Mad Men series realistically depicts power constructs of the 60s.
* Summer Blog Upddate: The Pink Dandelions Project:Tyler School of Art student Nicole Wilson chronicles her research work in attempting to create a new, pink breed of dandelion. Her online journal, which also includes recipes for candied dandelions and dandelion cookies, is one of three new student blogs added this week.
* Hope floats: Local middle school students participate in Raft Rally as part of CST's 14-day ExxonMobil Bernard Harris Summer Science Camp.
* Just for fun: New NIH grant funds research on how free-time activities can help recovery from mental illness.
* College of Engineering expands into Middle East: New 2+2 agreement will bring students from United Arab Emirates to Temple.
For daily Temple University headlines, announcements and media mentions, as well as PDFs of recent issues of the Temple Times, visit the Online Newsroom at www.temple.edu/newsroom.
Below are highlights of Temple-sponsored events. For complete listings, visit the http://calendar.temple.edu, where you can sign up for event notices, create RSS feeds and filter to see specific categories.
Performances
* Sunday Evening Summer Concert Series: SUNDAY, June 12. 6:30 p.m., Ambler Campus Learning Center, front lawn. Catch the second concert in the summer series as Steve & Steve take the stage. Bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy a musical summer atmosphere. For details, contact sarada.jailal@temple.edu.
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