Submitted by redeyeblink t3_10k5rgm in philadelphia
BasileusLeoIII t1_j5ommb2 wrote
Reply to comment by go_berds in Temple holds safety town hall after student attacked near campus by redeyeblink
> When I was a student at temple all the discourse was about how Temple students were hurting the community and destroying the neighborhood.
hate this so much
Temple is by far the largest employer of "locals" in the region, is the only bastion of safety and cleanliness, and does an enormous amount to ""give back"" to the community that hates it despite "taking" nothing in the first place
go_berds t1_j5on3qf wrote
The hospital alone is a godsend
NonIdentifiableUser t1_j5pkszj wrote
Imagine what the murder rate would look like without the two university hospital trauma centers that treat the clowns that shoot each other.
postgrad-dep18 t1_j5qn861 wrote
Yes! Esp after the closing of Hahneman!
blinchik2020 t1_j5q03h4 wrote
Amen!!!
funkyted t1_j5ro505 wrote
What’s the second?
NonIdentifiableUser t1_j5rorm2 wrote
Temple and UPenn
funkyted t1_j5rowvo wrote
Yes, gotcha, thought you meant north Philly. My fault.
porkchameleon t1_j5vggsf wrote
The word was that for GSW and serious trauma they were the best place in the city (since they statistically saw more).
Silver lining.
Immortalone9 t1_j5p35vm wrote
There’s a bunch of charity organizations that get funded by Temple as well. My senior year I worked on a team that provided funding to many of those.
Effective_Golf_3311 t1_j5qz7dj wrote
As a former student… we were the problem, always. That was drilled into us from day 1 by the school and the community and the only reason the community was shitty because of us.
Granted none of that was true, but some powerful people were convinced it was so we bore the brunt of it.
mustang__1 t1_j5yompb wrote
Safety and cleanliness are gentrification, which is bad for the community since.... I guess rental and home prices will go up.
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