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Big Brother takes a closer look

"Big Brother" has long been keeping an eye on college students, but he may have just picked up a magnifying glass. A recent proposal by the National Center for Education Statistics (N.C.E.S.) calls for substantial changes to the way higher education data is obtained. The changes would require colleges ...

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Disabilities addressed tonight

High school students with learning disabilities who are interested in attending The University of Memphis will have a chance to get their questions answered tonight at a program titled, "Making the Transition to College Students with Learning Disabilities and/or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder." The ...

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Left-handed in a right-handed world

After Tyler Turner shattered his right wrist in a car accident two years ago, he had to completely relearn how to perform everyday functions using only his left hand. "I used my left hand for about a year and a half while I waited for my right hand to heal," said Turner, graduate math student. During ...

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ACT study: students not ready for college

Nearly 2,000 students are enrolled as first-time freshmen at The University of Memphis this fall, but many of them may not be fully prepared for the academic challenges of college, according to a recent national study by ACT. The ACT report, titled "Crisis at Change: Preparing All Students for College ...

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College campuses go Kerry crazy

If you're a college student and you aren't planning on voting on Nov. 2 then you are one of few. A new study released by Harvard University's Institute of Politics reported that college students are much more interested in politics, more likely to identify with a party and more likely to vote. Eighty-one ...

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Vice-provost chosen for academic affairs

The position has been filled. Dr. Chrisann Schiro-Geist recently joined the ranks of The University of Memphis administration as vice-provost for academic affairs. Schiro-Geist comes to The U of M from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where she worked as a professor in the Department ...

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Fair's attendance grows with time

Tasha Jones couldn\'d5t quite keep her balance as she walkedslowly, but not so steadily, down the white line taped to the grassof the Alumni Mall. Although it was a considerable effort, she, along with manyother "drunken" participants, failed to pass the fatal visiongoggles sobriety test. "I fell down." ...

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Was it good for you too?

As Corey Futral looked back over his first semester at TheUniversity of Memphis, he was glad he chose to transfer from UnionUniversity last winter. Futral, senior public relations major, said he was attracted toThe U of M because of its diversity and large campus. One of Futral's most memorable moments ...

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