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Judge order; to teach, en< By The Associated Press PHILADELPHIA ? A judge Tuesday ordered striking Temple University professors back to work, saying that education is so critical that the right to strike must yield. "Education is vital to the health, safety and welfare of this nation and this community," said Common Pleas Judge Samuel Lehrer in issuing the back-towork order sought by the university. The walkout began Sept. 4, the first day of classes. The order, which the union said would be appealed, is to become effective at 8 a.m. Wednesday. Temple officials had said they would have to cancel 1,900 classes, or more than 40 percent of those offered, for the entire semester if professors were not back by Tuesday morning. Arthur Hoskner, the president of the union representing the 1,100 teachers, librarians and others, said last week a back-towork order would be honored. On Tuesday, he said it would be appealed. "I'm sorry the judge made the wrong decision, but we will appeal it," Hockner said. The next step would be Commonwealth Court, which may or not grant a stay to the order if the case is appealed. The union represents 1,100 "The United Way wor days a year, not just 1 they take up the mc 4 ?iw??i???? THE UNIVERS] IS GO AS IF TEE Because it does. Sma know that your futu how well your retir* performs. TIAA-CREF 1 premier retirement systei in education and researct years. We have enabled o people like you to enjoy 2 retirement. And over 1,(X ora nnm nlnnninrr fnr tElP ainun planning, uiv TIAA-CREF. 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