Temple Archives

	Her Campus Temple tries on Hijabs! By Jaimee Swift October 12, 2012 - 7:25pm On Wednesday, Her Campus Temple & Temple Muslim Student Association teamed up and had an awesome discussion about the Misconceptions of Muslim Women in the Media. At the event, questions were asked to dispel any stereotypes and misconceptions so that we each had a better understanding of one another. We discussed various topics such as marriage, polygamy, female empowerment, dating, feminism and more. We also had an awesome speaker, baklava and we tried on hijabs! Take a look at some more pictures! It was such a great event! READ MORE
	Restaurant Week: A Broke College Foodie's Dream Come True By Michelle Zei October 8, 2012 - 10:07pm I still remember the first time I was walking down Chestnut in Old City and a tall bronze Buddha caught the corner of my eye through slightly cracked blinds. I immediately wondered what was behind the dark doors and large windows, but in my jeans and t-shirt I didn't dare enter. Fast forward two years, and I finally had a seat at Buddakan's table for Philadelphia's Center City Restaurant Week (and the crowd cheers). The food was everything I expected and then some, but I have to say what impressed me almost more was the service. READ MORE
	Hoe, Slut, Whore: Living in the Double Standard By Zahara Hill October 8, 2012 - 8:59am When considering biological makeup, treatment by others, and societal expectations of the two sexes, women have always had it harder. One of the many challenges we face is that of the double standard andthe flack we get for defying it. In appearance, the media, the workplace, and quantity of sex partners, women still somehow have yet to be judged by the same standards as their male counterparts. Although we may have yet to realize it, these double standards are prevalent in several areas of our lives. Five-Star Chick READ MORE
	“Do the Naomi Campbell Walk”: Suzy Ahunamba struts onto NYC’s fashion scene By Layla Jones October 5, 2012 - 4:01pm Model and Temple student, Suzy Ahunamba stands a svelte 5’10” and with her flawless, ebony skin, full lips and striking facial features it’s not hard to believe that she was scouted by a New York City modeling agency, Click Models, while just minding her own business on the subway train. Since that day in August 2011, Ahunamba’s career has taken off. “Thank you. I appreciate your article,” were the first words out of the humble beauty’s mouth. READ MORE
	Misconceptions of Muslim Women in the Media By Jaimee Swift October 5, 2012 - 3:53pm Join Her Campus Temple & Muslim Student Association on Wednesday, October 10th in the Student Center Room 217 A, as we discuss the stereotypes and misconceptions that are portrayed about Muslim women in the media. The event will begin at 6 p.m.! What does the hijab mean? Do you have to wear it or not? How is the dating process in Islam? These questions and more many of you may want to ask. Here is your chance. READ MORE
	We Are All Partial Spring Fling Queens By Shanice Richardson October 4, 2012 - 1:39pm You walk into class, hair thrown back haphazardly, wearing sweatpants a t-shirt and flip flops. As you take your seat and glance around at the other girls decked out in clothing that accents their perfect figures with their hair flawlessly styled, a sinking feeling develops in your stomach and you become self-conscious. READ MORE
	American Dreaming Building making dreams into a reality By Kaitlyn Rocks October 4, 2012 - 9:38am The American Dreaming building in Northern Liberties is barely noticeable when walking by. It is pushed off onto a small street by Spring Garden, the outside of the building is nondescript and quiet. But when I went into the Pop Up Mall on Sunday, my eyes were shocked with vibrant colors, fancy fringe and shiny studs and sequins. Local designers and their beautiful and unique designs filled the tables that lined the edges of the building. READ MORE
	TU Homecoming 2012! By Jaimee Swift October 2, 2012 - 7:50pm Here is the run-down of events for TU Homecoming 2012! Tuesday, October 2 Homecoming Cafe Jam: Contestant Showcase\|6:00pm-8:00pm Location: Johnson & Hardwick Cafeteria Come Support the 2012 Homecoming contestant Court as they showcase their talents and get to know why you should vote one of them as your next reigning Homecoming Queen/King! Wednesday, October 3 READ MORE
	Leroy Mapp '15 By Layla Jones October 2, 2012 - 6:35pm Leroy Mapp agreed to be interviewed prior to having any idea of what he was being interviewed about. When he learned that he was being interviewed for campus cutie, Leroy became clearly flattered, and, remaining true to his modest character, began to blush though modest, the 6’0” sophomore has a lot to be proud of. Despite his rigorous schedule, Leroy manages his time well enough to still be able to have fun, partying occasionally and always hanging out with friends. His joking, but not immature, nature exudes from his wide, gleaming smile that could make any female of any age take notice. READ MORE
	Did #TempleMade live up to the hype? By Layla Jones October 1, 2012 - 10:12pm After the all night dance party at the bell tower equipped with a Temple Owl light show laced with pride and sentiment, #TempleMade quickly became #TempleLive. What started as a mysterious black sticker on the Bell Tower that read, ‘9.27.12—7pm’ turned into a unique night that all who were in attendance will be sure to remember. But before Temple Made got Temple Live, its hype preceded it and rumors about what would actually happen engulfed main campus. READ MORE