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Neil Theobald named as sole finalist to be Temple's 10th president

Chairman Patrick O'Connor announces Trustees will vote Tuesday

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Opportunities to meet Temple University presidential finalist Neil Theobald will take place Monday, August 6, and Tuesday, August 7. In addition, a public meeting of the Temple Board of Trustees to vote on Dr. Theobald's candidacy is scheduled for 4 p.m. Tuesday, August 7, in the Feinstone Lounge of Sullivan Hall.
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Opportunities to Meet Temple Presidential Finalist Neil Theobald

Opportunities to meet Temple University presidential finalist Neil Theobald will take place today and Tuesday, August 7. In addition, a public meeting of the Temple Board of Trustees to vote on Dr. Theobald's candidacy is scheduled for 4 p.m. Tuesday, August 7, in the Feinstone Lounge of Sullivan Hall.

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Presidential Search Committee Recommends Indiana University Sr. VP and CFO Neil Theobald

Temple University Board of Trustees Chairman Patrick J. O'Connor announced today that Neil Theobald, senior vice president and chief financial officer at Indiana University, is the sole finalist to become Temple's 10th president. If approved by trustees on Tuesday, Dr. Theobald will assume his new role on Jan. 1, 2013.
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How high-tech gadgets can hurt you

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High-tech gadgets can be hard on our bodies. Repetitive stress injury affects your whole body, not just the part you've overused, said Mary Barbe, a professor of anatomy and cell biology at Temple. Injured cells release substances called cytokines that travel through the bloodstream. "If you have enough of these circulating in your bloodstream, they can be toxic to nerve cells and other cells."

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Want a meaningful college experience? Join the club

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Gina D'Annunzio, director of student activities at Temple, believes that extracurricular activities in college bring a long-term benefit: workplace competencies. "My student organizations helped me create examples in job interviews for times when I completed a project from start to finish, worked in a team and showed initiative," she says. "Those are things that you can use that are tangible and marketable."

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Why Nordic countries are more competitive than everyone else

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Nordic countries have the most productive businesses and are best-equipped to compete in the global economy. These countries stand out based on worker productivity, cost of business and monetary policy, according to a study by Mercedes Delgado of Temple's Fox School of Business and colleagues.

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Temple students in London to cover Olympics

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Among the thousands of journalists covering the Olympics are a group of Temple students getting great real-world experience. “I’m so happy I’m getting this opportunity,” said Temple student Jake Rasmussen. "It's all about digging for stories and the logistics of getting a story produced in the field," said professor Bill Mooney.

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Addazio thrilled as BIG EAST season gets closer

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Temple football is here and ready to play, coach Steve Addazio told his fellow Big East coaches and members of the media who gathered at the annual BIG EAST Football Media Day on Tuesday morning in Newport, R.I. This fall, Temple is returning to the BIG EAST Conference for football for the first time since 2004.
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Spatial skills may be improved through training, new review finds

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Spatial skills — those employed in reading maps and assembling furniture — can be improved if you work at it, according to a new look at studies on the topic undertaken by researchers at Northwestern University and Temple. Children who do well at spatial tasks such as putting together puzzles are likely to achieve highly in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields.

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