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Competition takes on personalities

Most people have been told at some point in their lives that winning isn't what's most important â€" it's all about how you play the game. But for those competitors who just have to win at any and everything, losing is not an option. "People like the rewards of winning," said Jim Whelan, associate ...

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Battle over troops continues

As the death toll of American troops in Iraq continues to rise, many Americans are now urging President Bush to end the war and bring the troops home. But others say the issue is much more complex and no one should rush the process. "Withdrawing the troops from Iraq wouldn't be a good idea for Iraq ...

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U of M celebrates Veterans Day

Veterans Services at The University of Memphis will host its annual Veteran's Day Open House today to celebrate those who fought in all U.S. wars. "We just want to let our veterans know how much we appreciate them for what they've done for America and all of us," said Geraldine Young-Taylor, the assistant ...

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Sleep takes back seat to work and parties for some students

As the date for finals and major projects approaches, many college students' sleeping habits will change, and for many, it will not be for the better. While most students know how important sleep is, some still can't manage to get enough of it. "Many students don't treat sleep as a priority and they ...

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Safety concerns students

Walking across campus at night can be a scary thought for many. That's why some University of Memphis students say they take all the necessary precautions to protect themselves from being attacked. "I always look around," said Erika Judnich, a senior criminal justice and sociology major. Judnich said ...

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Educator of the Year chosen

For many professors, winning a teaching award can signify a job well done in a profession that can be stressful and demanding. Rick Fischer, an associate professor of journalism, can now add another teaching award to his collection. Fischer was named Educator of the Year for 2005 by the National Public ...

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Miers nomination sparks controversy

The search for a successor for retiring Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor ended Monday when President Bush nominated Harriet Miers, his White House counsel, to be the 110th justice in the nation's history. Many have spoken out against the nomination, including some at The University of Memphis. "I ...

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Student opinions differ about math

For some University of Memphis students, math can be both easy and enjoyable. But for others, it's nothing short of difficult and boring. "I hated it," said Mark Sylvester, a freshman recording technology major. Sylvester said he disliked the fact that math just had a right or wrong answer. "You can't ...

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Concern arises about appreciation of professors

For years, some teachers and professors have complained about low pay and not getting enough recognition for the job they do. And, some at The University of Memphis believe professors are still underpaid and underappreciated. "I don't think that the business world and the community really know the value ...

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Supreme Court vacancies have all looking toward White House

With the recent death of Chief Justice William Rehnquist and the upcoming retirement of Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, many are now left wondering what these two vacancies will mean for key Supreme Court decisions, such as Roe v. Wade. "It (Roe v. Wade decision) depends on who is appointed ...

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