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At least 54 full-time, tenured professors have left The University of Memphis in the last two years, many for better-paying jobs at other universities. “Money is the critical issue,” said Ralph Faudree, U of M provost. Data from the U of M Office of Institutional Research show 54 fewer full-time, ...

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Memphis poised to survive recession

Memphis is better prepared to handle an economic recession than you might think. Although the fragile airline and shipping industries may spur concern about the future prosperity of Memphis International Airport and Federal Express, two of Memphis’ largest employers, in a recession, economists and ...

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U of M students offered German TV internships

The University of Memphis has entered a student exchange and internship program with two German universities and German Television ZDF, Europe’s largest broadcast company. U of M students can study abroad at the University of Mainz and Wiesbaden University of Applied Sciences, work at a paid internship ...

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University hosts terrorism forum

FBI. CNN. ABC. U of M. Media representatives, terrorism experts and law enforcement agents from across the country came together Thursday to discuss the intricacies of covering the war on international terrorism accurately and appropriately, as part of the three-day terrorism forum at The University ...

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McVeigh's lawyer to talk of terrorism

Timothy McVeigh’s lead attorney Stephen Jones will speak about his role in the McVeigh case today and Thursday at several public events at The University of Memphis. Jones will deliver his program, “Defending the Most Hated Man in America,” today at 3:30 p.m. in Room 250 of the Cecil C. Humphreys ...

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T.H.E. Team

In an ongoing effort to increase awareness of meager funding for public higher education, The University of Memphis has formed T.H.E. Team. T.H.E. Team, or the Tennessee Higher Education Team, is an online newsgroup designed to jump-start debate and action from Tennesseans concerned about the state’s ...

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Tiger fan to the end

Die-hard college fanatics support their schools ‘till the day they die. Eternal fans show school pride even longer. Die-hard fans can now enter the afterlife in caskets and urns emblazoned with university teams’ colors and logos, including The University of Memphis’ own blue and gray, thanks to ...

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Birth control takes on a new form

Women looking for an alternative to birth control pills will have a new option available beginning in the Summer of 2002. The FDA recently approved a 99 percent effective vaginal birth control ring that is administered only monthly and does not require pills or injections NuvaRing, approved Oct. 2, ...

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University to charge for spring schedules

Printed copies of The University of Memphis’ Spring 2002 Schedule of Classes will cost 50 cents, and will only be available in the University Center bookstore. The new price tag is the beginning of a plan to phase out printed schedules altogether and move entirely to online registration, according ...

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