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Newsweek - March 5, 2010

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The News Journal - March 6, 2010

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Philadelphia Inquirer - March 7, 2010

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Pittsburgh Post Gazette - March 8, 2010

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Philadelphia Inquirer - March 8, 2010

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Huffington Post - March 8, 2010

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Some experts believe that Toyota's slump in sales will recover and the company's current crisis will fade in the public's memory, blending with many other product recalls in recent history. "Management will correct the problem. Toyota Motors' sales will bounce back; most consumers will soon forget this latest news cycle and remember why they bought the Camry, the Corolla, and the Prius," said Paul Scalise of Temple University, Japan Campus, in a Devin Stewart essay.

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March 9, 2010


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Teenage boys are far more likely to die in car wrecks than teenage girls. Temple psychologist Laurence Steinberg joined TruTV's "Courtside" to discuss his research on risk-taking behavior among teenage boys, who are known to take more risks while driving when other teenage boys are present. "What we found is incredibly interesting, I think," said Steinberg. "The presence of friends doubles the number of chances that teenagers took."

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Washington Post - March 9, 2010

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A special National Research Council committee that will conduct an independent evaluation of the Washington, DC's public schools met in the nation's capital. The Post's "D.C. School Insider" blog reported that one of the members of the distinguished NRC committee is C. Kent McGuire, dean of Temple's College of Education.

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6ABC - March 9, 2010

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More than 500 of Philadelphia's brightest public, parochial, private and charter school students took part in the 31st annual George Washington Carver Science Fair at Temple. They displayed their projects on everything from plant life to snacking and diet. "At least two students each year receive full scholarships to Temple University," said Carver committee member Claudia Tucker-Keto. "Sometimes it's partial scholarships; sometimes it's something that can help them out to continue to foster their scientific exploration."

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Philadelphia Inquirer - March 9, 2010

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The Temple men’s basketball team, ranked at no. 17, is getting ready to pursue yet another Atlantic Ten Conference crown for Owls coach Fran Dunphy, who was named A-10 coach of the year Sunday. Yesterday, Dunphy was named as a finalist for the Jim Phelan National Coach of the Year Award. But the coach is willing to chill in the background as the Owls return to national prominence. "It's about the kids, this program, what Temple University represents," Dunphy said. "That's where the focus should be. It's where it should always be."

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