http://exhibits.temple.edu/s/william-still/page/negro-spirituals
Negro spirituals were created and sung by enslaved Africans. The songs are very beautiful and contain coded messages used by enslaved Africans to convey hidden signals for escaping, hiding and expressing danger as well as discontent with slavery. (1) Oh Lord How Come Me Here Lord, how come me here? Lord, how come me here? Lord, how come me here? I wish I never was born There ain’t no freedom ...
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Learn more about study abroad programs in Italy and Japan for art majors, architecture majors, and environmental design majors.
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It’s an endless runner game with a one-button gaming design to control a bird to fly through gaps between green pipes without hitting them for as long as you can. The gameplay was inspired by the challenge of bouncing a ping pong ball on a paddle as many times as you can.
https://cst.temple.edu/news/2023/05/biotech-entrepreneur-vaccine-leader-charles-tsan-jian-chen-receive-honorary-degree-cst-graduation-ceremony
Chen was a Chair Professor of Industry-Academia Collaboration at National Yangming Chiaotung University, one of the top universities in Taiwan. In 2015, he was appointed a Distinguished Adjunct Professor of Biotechnology in the Department of Biology at Temple University.