The Pacer

Tuesday, September 18, 2007

Campus News

• University students can still lessen their environmental impact
• Faculty Profile: Dean Jim Byford
• Sorority questions annual bid day truck tradition
• Enrollment breaks records
• $70 million construction projects on time, on budget, officials say
• Skyhawk Invitational brings in bands, business
• 'Campus Crossfire' has students debate extremism
• Backtracked yearbooks on campus soon
• Not enough green to 'go green'
• UTC merger "unfulfilled"

Viewpoints

• Editorial: See The Pacer in a new light
• Poor perceptions often become presstime problems for journalists
• Letters to the Editor
• College campuses isolated from the rest of the world's news and views
• Smoking students getting the shaft on campus
• The Pummeling Pen

Arts & Entertainment

• Diff'rent Spokes
• Senior art exhibits 'push the envelope,' blend styles and media
• Book to end all books, and humankind
• Vanguard Theatre holds auditions

Technology

• Responsible Listening
• Website of the Week
• Sony unveils untraditional music player
• Battle of the BitTorrents
• YouTube Video of the Week

Sports

• Skyhawks lose to Central Arkansas 48-34, still seek first win of the season
• Women's soccer defeats Christian Brothers to close out PUMA Skyhawk Invitational, improves to 3-2 on year

More Issues

Issue Summary

Campus News

• Students with Edamerica loans to experience delayed disbursement
• $750,000 synthetic FieldTurf installed in stadium
• University expects record enrollment year
• Some believe age is more than a number
• Controversial Web site offers free textbooks to students
• The Community Celebrity:
• Projection '08: Electoral College Projection by State
• Presidential Patriotism: Candidates contend with public opinion, each other
• Born in the '90s, incoming freshmen have never/always had the following
• Changes to dining services in works for fall
• Statue vandalism suspects turn themselves in
• UTM renews recyling efforts Saturday
• Mother, six children die in Memphis fire

Viewpoints

• Editorial: New semester brings new style with same mission
• Does the UTM faculty really want you to succeed?
• Editorial Cartoon

Pace of Life

• A new name, the same purpose with some new flavors
• Annual Soybean Festival returns with concerts, more fun

Sports

• Skyhawk football set to carry momentum into successful season