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March 2009

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Mar. 23, 2009

Researchers find the earliest evidence of domesticated maize

Maize was domesticated from its wild ancestor more than 8,700 years according to biological […]

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Mar. 20, 2009

It's easy being green

What better time to talk up Temple’s commitment to sustainability than on the greenest of days: […]

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Mar. 20, 2009

Comparing today to the Great Depression

Despite the government’s $700 billion financial bailout of banks and insurers and the recently […]

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Mar. 19, 2009

Put to the test

Despite dire forecasts about the job market that awaits them, hundreds of students turned out […]

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Mar. 19, 2009

A bullet train to success

In this time of economic uncertainty, many people are starting to re-evaluate their careers. Some […]

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Mar. 19, 2009

Campus visitors flocking to Temple in record numbers

When Temple senior and Owl Ambassador Chris Stover first started leading guided tours of Main […]

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Mar. 19, 2009

Class of '14 gets lesson in paying for college

This year “Experience Temple Days,” on-campus days for admitted students and their families to […]

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Mar. 18, 2009

Students to benefit from federal stimulus

With the signing of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act on Feb. 17, media reports on the […]

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Mar. 18, 2009

A thought-provoking parable for our times

Playwright Bertolt Brecht’s epic theater classic The Caucasian Chalk Circle follows events that […]

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Mar. 17, 2009

Tyler professor’s work adorns Walnut Street window

In honor of the Philadelphia Flower Show, Martha Madigan, professor and chair of the Photography […]

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Mar. 17, 2009

Career, education, opportunity

When President Barack Obama announced plans to put together an economic stimulus package […]

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Mar. 16, 2009

Exxon Valdez: Contrary to predictions, oil remains

It has been two decades since the Exxon Valdez ran aground in Alaska’s Prince William Sound, […]