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Head Start workers report poor health, Temple study finds

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Temple University researchers found that women working in Head Start, the nation’s largest federally funded early childhood education program, report higher than expected levels of physical and mental health problems. Their findings are reported in the first-ever survey conducted on the health of the program’s staff. The research was done by Temple’s Department of Public Health in collaboration with the Institute for Survey Research.
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Maestro Luis Biava: teaching and conducting Boyer students for 32 years

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Luis Biava has spent the last 32 years leading students at Temple's Boyer College of Music and Dance towards careers in the arts. This year, he will retire from his position as professor of music and artistic director and conductor of the Temple University Symphony Orchestra.
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College of Science and Technology, Sbarro co-host D.C. conference

Posted Oct 30, 2013 -- pmoretz
October 30, 2013

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College of Science and Technology, Sbarro co-host D.C. conference
The College of Science and Technology joined the Sbarro Health Research Organization, the National Italian American Foundation and the Giovan Giacomo Giordano Foundation in co-hosting “Current Advances in Medicine, Surgery and Biotechnology.” The one-day conference was held Oct. 25 in Washington, D.C. Speakers included Antonio Giordano, director of Sbarro Institute for Cancer Research and Molecular Medicine and Center for Biotechnology at Temple; Cataldo Doria, director of the division of transplantation at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital; and Pasquale De Blasio, president of ISENET - USA LLC. Doria also was presented with the Giovan Giacomo Giordano NIAF Award for Ethics and Creativity in Medical Research.
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TU Advisory: Assault and robbery against a faculty member in Anderson

Posted Oct 29, 2013
Temple University Police are investigating an assault and robbery against a faculty member that took place about 11:55 a.m. on Tuesday 10/29 in Anderson Hall. The suspect is described as an African American male, 6 feet tall, wearing tan pants and a tan shirt. Anyone with information should contact Campus Police at ext. 1-1234.
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Eighteen Temple alumni inducted into Gallery of Success

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Temple University recently welcomed 18 new alumni into the Gallery of Success during a special awards ceremony in Mitten Hall. Each year, the Gallery of Success recognizes extraordinary Temple graduates from various schools and departments who have made noteworthy accomplishments in their respective fields and communities — showing what it means to be truly “Temple Made.”
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Temple Made: Michael Madeja

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There are plenty of good reasons to go to school in a world-class city. For one, that's where you'll find world-class zoos. Michael Madeja, the subject of the next student profile in the Temple Made series, has learned a lot from his two internships at the Philadelphia Zoo, the nation's first zoological park: his true calling in life — and how much fun it can be to hang out with goats.
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Temple Ambler alumni reimagine Philly's abandoned Reading Railroad

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Two School of Environmental Design graduates took a senior studio project and turned it into a successful exhibition featuring student and community ideas for ways to reuse the abandoned site of the Reading Railroad. For their work, they have been nationally recognized by the American Society of Landscape Architects.
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Four new members appointed to Board of Trustees

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Four new members were appointed to the Temple University Board of Trustees at its most recent meeting: H. F. (Gerry) Lenfest, Anthony McIntyre, Joseph Coradino and Loretta Duckworth. All four appointees share strong ties to Philadelphia and the Temple community, as well as a deep commitment to philanthropy.
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STHM 15th anniversary event cooks up $100K for scholarships

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Temple’s School of Tourism and Hospitality Management celebrated its 15th anniversary with an aptly-named event: Fifteen. The event, which raised over $100,000 in scholarship funds to support current and future students, featured 15 of the Philadelphia region’s finest chefs who prepared 15 meals for 15 tables with 15 guests. Participating chefs included Jasper Alivia of Cuba Libre, Anthony Goodwin of Parc, Jean-Marie Lacroix of Brulee Catering and Daniel Stern of R2L.
In this week's #TemplePhotoOfTheWeek, photographer Ryan S. Brandenberg captured the Inaugural procession leading into the historic Baptist Temple where the inaugural ceremony was held.

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