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The Truck Stops Here: Top Bap

When we say “bibim,” you say “bap.” Bibim! Bap! Bibimbap! OK … now that we got that out of our system, we have the craves for the tasty, tangy, healthy dish that is Korean bibimbap. With a side of kimchi, obvies. So, when we wanna chow down on this and other yummy Korean dishes, we head to Top Bap’s food truck. Never been? Here’s everything you need to know in our latest food truck review.

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Temple University student newsletter Nutshell reviews Top Bap a food truck on Main Campus.
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The legacy of Laura Carnell (1867–1929), who made Temple what it is today

Laura Carnell, for whom Temple’s Carnell Hall is named, left an indelible mark on the university. Here’s a history of Carnell’s contributions from the archives, told by Margery Sly, director of special collections for Temple University Libraries.

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Laura Carnell, for whom Temple’s Carnell Hall is named, left an indelible mark on the university.
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Temple Ambler’s “Hip Haven” wins major awards at 2019 Philadelphia Flower Show

The exhibit, constructed by Temple students and faculty, incorporates techniques accessible at home and pays homage to 1960s counterculture.

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Constructed by Temple students and faculty, the exhibit incorporates techniques accessible at home and pays homage to 1960s counterculture.
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Marcus Forst, a senior physics major, wins Temple’s first Knight-Hennessy Scholarship

The prestigious award allows the Avondale, Pennsylvania, native to begin his graduate studies this fall at Stanford University.

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Marcus Forst’s perseverance in and out of the classroom has helped him beat cancer and win two prestigious scholarships.
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Temple researchers reverse cognitive impairments in mice with dementia

The breakthrough represents a significant advancement in knowledge of potential treatments for the illness. 

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The breakthrough represents a significant advancement in knowledge of potential treatments for the illness. 
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College of Public Health researcher works to improve sanitation worldwide

Heather Murphy, assistant professor in the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, will work with stakeholders in Uganda and India to improve sanitation conditions as part of a project led by Michigan State University and funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

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Heather Murphy will work with stakeholders in Uganda and India to improve sanitation conditions as part of a Bill and Melinda Gates grant-funded project.

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