The Pacer

Tuesday, April 17, 2007

Campus News

• New secretary general discusses plans for SGA future
• Campus to mark annual Day of Silence
• Recent panel explores issues of terrorism, security, Iraq situation
• Faculty attend regional teaching institute
• Ag sorority Sigma Alpha celebrates anniversary
• Forum focuses on eradicating domestic abuse
• Professor wins prestigious award
• Fishing rodeo hooks kids into outdoor fun
• Chambers, fee rule the day
• UTM considers future with four finalists for chancellor job
• Va. Tech shooting kills at least 32

Viewpoints

• Editorial: New government, beginning
• Athletics Director thanks students for their vote
• People will search for meaning regarding shootings

Arts & Entertainment

• Opera a wonderful success, despite a few problems
• Popular author dies at 84
• Memphis in May: worth more than hearing about
• Student has much on his plate: fatherhood, school, work, music
• Sixteen Minutes: Part X
• Blades of Glory a great movie for any movie night

Technology

• Anticipating the release: Halo 3
• iPod ships 100 millionth unit
• Web site of the Week: Writing and office tool Web sites

Sports

• Men finish second, women third in 39th annual UTM rodeo
• Star Skyhawk linebacker attributes success on the field to higher power
• Cross country runs toward excellence
• Skyhawks overcome wind, Billikens for tenth win to avenge earlier loss

More Issues

Issue Summary

Campus News

• Homecoming 2008
• MTSU classes canceled after e-mailed threats
• MTSU student charged with terrorism after e-mail threat
• Professors fight new forms of cheating, plagiarism
• Wall Street watches vote and exhales - for now
• UTM Recycles to hold recycling event Oct. 18
• Group Work:
• Election '08 Update
• Sen. Alexander to launch new TV campaign
• Faculty, students should seek flu shots
• Paving scheduled for downtown Martin
• Voter registration high, but no record

Viewpoints

• Editorial: Passing unworthy students discredits diplomas
• Responsibility and opportunity: College is the place

Arts & Entertainment

• Abandoned, lost pets find home, care from volunteer shelter
• Memories, points of view on adoption of children
• Cornell album doesn't suck; it blows

Technology

• Apple adds new, thinner Nano to the iPod family
• Website of the Month: Hulu.com
• Be versatile in the job market by being tech savvy

Sports

• Turnovers lead to overtime defeat at hands of OVC leader TSU
• Volleyball drops two OVC matches
• Rodeo opens 2008 campaign with two solid performances
• Equestrian team prepares for another successful season

Sports Extra

• UTM athletic training
• Coach Simpson revealed
• Local MMA team to host their first fighting tournament