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Samuel O’Neal
Verified
Editor in Chief, The Temple News
North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Beats
Health Disparities and HIV , Pop Culture , Racism
Wine, beer.
Content
By Samuel O’Neal Verified| The Seattle Times Verified A marked uptick in banned materials inside Idaho’s prison system has led to growing concerns over the use of drones, which prisoners have employed to drop drugs and cellphones — and possibly to help with an escape. In the past year, prison officials suspect at least one attempt to introduce contraband with a drone at the main prison complex south of Boise.
By Samuel O’Neal Verified, Kevin Fixler Verified| The Spokesman-Review Verified A marked uptick in banned materials inside Idaho’s prison system has led to growing concerns over the use of drones, which prisoners have employed to drop drugs and cellphones — and possibly to help with an escape. In the past year, prison officials suspect at least one attempt to introduce contraband with a drone at the main prison complex south of Boise.
By Samuel O’Neal Verified| Idaho Statesman Verified A Meridian man died in a house fire last weekend in the 4600 block of W. Vaquero Lane, according to a news release from the Ada County Coroner’s Office on Thursday. The coroner identified the man as Norman Duncan, 84. Just after 8 a.m. on July 20, the Ada County Coroner’s Office was dispatched to the residence, and Duncan was pronounced dead at the scene after the fire was put out. The cause of death is still pending, according to the coroner.
Company Info
The Temple News
The Temple News is the independent student newspaper of Temple University, established in 1921. It operates as a bi-weekly publication, distributing 2,000 to 5,000 copies weekly in tabloid format. The newspaper focuses on campus news, sports, arts, and opinion pieces, and is managed by a team of 36 core staff members and over 150 contributors. In addition to its print edition, The Temple News offers a robust online presence with breaking news, multimedia stories, and long-form journalism. The publication has received numerous accolades, including multiple Keystone Press Awards and National Pacemaker Awards for its reporting. It provides students with paid opportunities to gain experience in various aspects of journalism, contributing to their professional development. The Temple News serves the Temple University community, including students, faculty, and staff, while also partnering with local businesses for advertising and sponsored content.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
'+1 215-204-7416
Founded: 1921