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U of M band director retires

After 30 years of directing the Mighty Sound of the South SydneyMcKay is stepping down. Or more accurately, he is stepping aside. McKay elected toretire from his position as band director at the end of thissemester but will remain at The University of Memphis as aninstructor. "Dr. McKay has been revered ...

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Assistant dean adorns walls with celebrity photos

Deep in the bowels of the law school, it is not unusual to findcelebrities like Sean Connery, Gillian Anderson and Woody Allenhanging around. They are all hanging, that is, in picture frames on the walls ofCharles Dewitt's small, basement level office, and they are notalone. Over the years, Dewitt has ...

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U of M law school dean resigns

For nine years, incoming freshmen at the Cecil C. HumphreysSchool of Law have had a unique opportunity -- the chance to eatbreakfast with the dean of the law school as an introduction to theschool. Next year, however, they will have to look for someone else tousher them into their new experience. University ...

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Senior ROTC cadet selected to attend Marshall seminar

Gen. George C. Marshall's long and distinguished career as botha soldier and a statesman made an impression on ROTC cadets aroundthe country, including Rhonda Kendrick, a senior nursing student atThe University of Memphis. Kendrick is one of 270 senior ROTC cadets from U.S. colleges anduniversities ...

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Veteran filmmaker supports student film and video fest

Orson Welles would be proud ... well, maybe. In the hands of independent filmmaker Lloyd Kaufman, Welles’ acclaimed movie Citizen Kane became Toxic Avenger IV: Citizen Toxie, a sort of parody released back in 2000. Kaufman is in Memphis this week supporting The University of Memphis Student Film and ...

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Hotel offers new location for law school graduation

With the number of graduating law students up more than 30 percent over last semester, administration at the Cecil C. Humphreys went looking for a larger place to hold the graduation ceremonies. This semester, they have decided to hold the ceremony in the Grand Ballroom of the Holiday Inn at The University ...

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Fraternity supports brother sent to war

If you have watched the news recently, you have probably seenthe photos of American prisoners of war being held by Iraqisoldiers. They look scared and nervous, and some even look like they arein pain. Imagine knowing someone you care about might be vulnerable tosuch treatment. For University of Memphis ...

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Pedestrians, drivers beware the dangers of Central Avenue

As University of Memphis students play Frogger trying to cross Central Avenue on their way to and from school everyday, cars zoom by at speeds uncharacteristic of a school zone. While some students wait patiently for the light to change so they may cross safely, others simply look both ways before crossing ...

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U of M graduation advisor sings, plays for love of music

When she was 14 years old, Laurie Snyder tried out for her school chorus and didn’t make it. Discouraged and hurt, Snyder did not sing again until college, when she began attending song circles with friends. One of these friends dragged Snyder on stage to sing the Celtic folk song “Fields of Hehenry.” All ...

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