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An SMC symposium brought together academics and researchers to discuss the impact digital-media producers have on society and the best ways for students to enter the field.
Men's basketball players Dalton Pepper, Will Cummings and Jimmy McDonnell will be honored at the annual Philadelphia Big 5 Banquet, to be held April 14 in the Palestra.
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Ambler’s spring 2014 blood drive will take place over the course of two days to accommodate all students, faculty and staff who would like to participate. This event is sponsored by the Temple University Ambler Student Government Association and the Office of Student Life. All donors must bring proper identification.

Today, 11 a.m., Ambler Campus, Bright Hall. 

Chat in the Stacks offers students and faculty the opportunity to discuss timely topics. The program is a part of a partnership between Temple University Libraries and the Faculty Senate Committee on the Status of Faculty of Color.

Today, 2:30 p.m., Paley Library, lecture hall. 

Brian Szymanik and Denise Thompson, winners of the 2013 AIA Philadelphia Young Architect Award, will lead a discussion about different paths to the future in the architecture industry.

 

 

Today, 6 p.m., Architecture Building, room 104. 

The College of Health Professions and Social Work welcomes all prospective professional masters students to learn about health informatics, kinesiology, public health, occupational therapy, recreational therapy and social work.

Today, 6 p.m., Howard Gittis Student Center, room 200B. 
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{ On the Horizon }

A countercultural commentary on love, war and youthful rebellion, this watershed 1960s musical is still timely and popular. The story of one group’s struggle to live out their ideals in a chaotic world not only defined a generation, but also the future of the rock musical genre.

Friday, March 28, Tomlinson Theater. 

The Philadelphia Youth Media Collaborative will showcase the city’s best youth media. The Mashed Media Awards gala will honor work in the narrative, documentary, musical performance and other categories, and feature videos by the winning artists. This event is free and open to the public.

 

Saturday, March 29, 6 p.m., Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts. 

The Philadelphia Orchestra has invited brass musicians of all ages and abilities to participate in this free community event. It is an opportunity for musicians and music lovers alike to be a part of a community-level collaboration to promote and showcase the city's love of music and the arts. Watch the rehearsal, experience the conductor's artistry and enjoy the concert. 

Thursday, April 10, 6 p.m., Temple Performing Arts Center. 
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Remarks by President Bill Clinton 


President Bill Clinton will deliver a keynote address in Temple University's Liacouras Center April 10, 2014, at 6:30 p.m. The event is hosted by the Temple Law Foundation, a group founded in 1959 to promote excellence in the Beasley School of Law, and will launch the Foundation's new, annual guest lecture series benefiting student scholarships and the Barrack Public Interest Fellowship Program. Additionally, former Pennsylvania Gov. Edward G. Rendell will moderate a question-and-answer session. To choose seats and purchase tickets, visit law.temple.edu/lawfoundation-lecture and click "Event Tickets," call Comcast Tickets at 1-800-298-4200 or go to the box office in the Liacouras Center on Main Campus. The foundation also is providing full-time undergraduate Temple students with complimentary tickets. Students with a TUid may pick up tickets at the Liacouras Center box office.