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Disagreements over lottery bill push back decision

The University of Memphis is one of many Tennessee highereducation institutions anticipating a final decision from Gov. PhilBredesen about lottery-funded scholarships. The recent clash between the Senate and the House over theirrespective lottery bills has delayed the decision, now pushed backto the ...

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Students often lose touch with high school friends

One of the most common phrases exchanged between high schoolbuddies is, "We'll be friends forever." For many students, instead of eternity, the word forever means"Until we get to college." College is an ever-changing environment and that includesfriendships, said Norman Rice, University of Memphis associateprofessor ...

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New U of M logo will not be costly, officials say

Adopting the new University of Memphis logo and seal acrosscampus will not drain already slim University funds, Universityofficials said. "We know we don't have a lot of money," said David Zettergren,assistant vice president for finance. "We're not going to go outand make drastic changes." Changes will ...

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Ben Stein gives advice for job, life

Did anyone see Ben Stein on campus yesterday? Anyone? Anyone? Well-known by college students as Ferris Bueller's wackyteacher, Stein gave his opinion on current issues and advice aboutlife to a packed auditorium in the Michael D. Rose Theatre lastnight. The University of Memphis Honors Program, the ...

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Deserted items wait, collect dust

It looks like a graveyard. But things don't turn to dust in the lost and found. They justcollect layers of it. "We're reluctant to dispose of things quickly," said DerekMyers, public safety associate director. "We know students go toschool for 3 or 4 years. If someone comes back and asks if we havesomething ...

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Students recall memorable April Fool's Day pranks

Due to the latest round of heavy budget cuts, all classes on The University of Memphis campus have been canceled and will now be held in various high schools across the city. What? You forgot what day it is? That’s right, it’s April Fool’s Day. For some it’s a day without limits, a reason to ...

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Bredesen named new chair of TBR

The Tennessee Board of Regents wrapped up their quarterly meeting on The University of Memphis campus Friday by naming Gov. Phil Bredesen as their new chair. Mayor Willie Herenton and U of M President Shirley Raines welcomed the governor to Memphis and The U of M campus. During the March 27-28 meeting, ...

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Students look back on time at U of M

In the words of Dr. Seuss, “Don’t cry because it’s over. Smile because it happened.” It’s about time for many students to say goodbye to The University of Memphis and take that long-awaited stroll across the stage to receive their diplomas. For some, the college experience was more than tests ...

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