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Weekend news:

Not much to report from this past weekend, just an article or two and sports.

Check out this philly.com article about college students falling off of their parent's health insurance plans after college, leaving them uninsured. The article offers conflicting opinions about how to fix this problem and features comments from several Temple students.

Take a look at Temple University's office of sustainability website for their new summer tips. Tip: grow your own vegetables. Oh, of course. Also, hang your "close out to dry." Hey Office of Sustainability, need a paid editor for your website?

In sports, baseball was swept by St. Louie 11-7 and 12-3. In the Dad Vail Regatta, the women's team had a pretty good showing with their novice eight placing 4th overall and their varsity eight placing 5th. The men's team was a mixed bag, as the varsity eight failed to qualify for the finals for the first time in 27 years, but their JV eight won gold, and novice eight won bronze.

The week ahead:

Weather: Monday: 62/50 PM showers, Tuesday: 70/48 p. cloudy, Wednesday: 72/55 p. cloudy, Thursday:69/60 scattered t-storms, Friday: 77/58 p. cloudy.

Monday:

From the Temple Today:

"Paint the Town Cherry Week begins: Through May 17. All Temple campuses, throughout Philadelphia and beyond. In celebration of Temple's 125th anniversary, Temple colors will be on display from Boathouse Row to the Ben Franklin Bridge. Find out how to get involved. "

Tuesday: NADA!

Wednesday: Senior graphic design show opening day. Tyler School of Art, Stella Elkins galleries.

Thursday: Commencement, all day

Paint the town cherry day.

Senior Job Search Strategy Sessions, Mitten Hall 220 2 pm-4pm. "Stop by between Commencement ceremonies to learn how to make yourself stand out among other applicants and graduates. Receive your Senior Success Portfolio, containing proven strategies for networking, resume writing, interviewing and much more"


Friday: Soundfield @ Temple Gallery presents Ossatura Event Space @ Temple Gallery 259 N. Third St. 7pm- 9pm.
"Ossatura, an experimental music and media ensemble from Rome, features Elio Martusciello (electronics and video), Fabrizio Spera (percussion and electronics), and Luca Venitucci (accordion and electronics). Their music encompasses standard and unconventional practices and their performances incorporate notated and improvised music. Their approach to sound and structure is completely unique and creates a powerful and sensuous experience."