The Pacer

Tuesday, November 7, 2006

Cover

• Woman alleges sexual assault
• Tennessee still focus of national attention
• How and where to vote in Martin
• Sorority blames football players for fight
• Board of Trustees approve $16.5-million student rec center

Opinions

• Editorial: Crimes on UTM should be dealt with in a mature way
• Adopting a pet can be a great gift for Christmas
• Equality for everyone in America includes gay Americans also
• Americans are fundamentally similar despite traits
• Instead of coming up in arms, tolerance would help a lot
• Can we at least finish Thanksgiving?

News

• UTM Diversity Week in progress
• Flu vaccinations still available at Student Health
• Church/state separation focus of forum on November 7
• Annual Empty Bowls supper will benefit local charity
• Wednesday Forum gives students chance to learn appropriate helping behaviors
• UTM grad chosen as new director of campus in Parsons
• New group works on environment issues
• Presidents' Roundtable unites campus leaders to discuss upcoming events
• UTM, state partner to improve cattle health
• Historic Lauderdale County factory burns Saturday night

Features

• UTM Housing brings Halloween fun to several local kids
• Christmas rears its happy head
• Writer's Guild an organization open to all
• Whatever happened to Thanksgiving?

Technology

• DSLRs and the Mac versus Windows battle
• DSLRs: Cameras for all occasions
• Web site of the week: www.openoffice.org
• Next Generation of iPods
• Widgets for Opera
• Making the change: What it really takes to leave Windows behind

Sports

• Skyhawks make SEMO 'Hawks bleed red in 4th consecutive road win
• No BCS or bowl game for Skyhawks, just quality playoff football
• Soccer future looks bright after '06 achievements
• Skyhawk women beat Ky. Wesleyan in first basketball exhibition of 2006-07

Election

• Brundige wins re-election
• Corker takes Tennessee Senate seat
• Bredesen coasts to easy victory
• Tennesseans vote 'Yes' on Amendment One
• Democrats take control of House
• Democrats halfway to Senate control
• Tanner should win easily
• BREAKING NEWS: Democrats need last two Senate battles for majority
• Montana makes 50 Senate seats for Democrats

More Issues

Issue Summary

Campus News

• Budget Crisis '08
• Letter from UT System President John Petersen - Dec. 18
• SGA Senate votes down card office legislation
• Skyhawk Card Office closed, staff terminated
• Day of annual leave to save money
• Letter from UT System President John Petersen
• Preparing for finals
• Suggestions for Regents cuts draw backlash
• Tennessean publishes Board of Regents salary data on Web site