Month: September 2009

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A day in the life of Tommy Townhall

Before I start discussing this controversial new proposal, allow me to begin with a story. This is the tale of Tommy Townhall. Tommy woke up on Tuesday morning and sat down at the breakfast table. Before beginning his day, Tommy knows the importance of a good breakfast, which met the […]

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Rugby still seeks new coach

The sun came out for a little while on Saturday afternoon as Tech rugby took on Western Kentucky.Although Tech started off strong, with a 10-10 tie at the first half, their defense fell short in the end, giving Western Kentucky a 34-10 victory. TTU Rugby President, Nate Xanders said Tech […]

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Flag football teams reaching record levels in 2009 season

It is another exciting year for intramural sports, with flag football kicked off this week. There were a few rain showers, but that did not stop athletes from pulling those flags. Flag football has 110 teams competing this year, which is the highest participation in years.”Flag football is the most […]

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Golden Eagles will attempt to knock off Wildcats

Tennessee Tech football to-do list: Win big in home opener: Check. Put up a fight against defending Ohio Valley Conference champions: Check. Go on the road and stun the world by beating Kansas State: To be determined.The Golden Eagles look to play the role of the spoiler as they travel […]

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The Power Play: You say your team’s lousy? Believe me, I hear you

It can be hard being a sports fan sometimes. You sit through all the games, wondering, wishing, hoping, and even praying that your team will pull out a much-needed win.It’s that much harder when your guys haven’t had much success. Cubs’ fans are the best example. No championships in 100 […]

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University requests supplies for Eagle Creek flood victims

After 17 Tech students lost nearly everything they own in last Tuesday’s flood, Tech and the community are helping those in need through a supply drive. The Student Activities office, University Service Center and the Fitness Center are coordinating the drive to collect much needed items for the students living […]

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University cuts work study positions by nearly 50 percent

For years, students have relied upon the Work Study program to provide them with help paying for college and with a job during the semester. Traditionally, the Work Study program employs 800-900 students. This year, however, the number has been cut to 488.”We awarded fewer students this year due to […]

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Afghan author to share experiences

The tumultuous state of Afghanistan and the gradual loss of rights for its people are hot topics in both political and civil debate. The Tech community will have an opportunity to hear a firsthand account of life for women in the country. Farooka Gauhari, author of the first memoir of […]

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Free tutoring available

Free tutoring, offered through the Academic Development Program, is now available for any Tech student seeking assistance within a variety of subjects. During the past 24 years, this program has helped underprepared students cultivate skills necessary for college level classes. However, many students are unaware that the program is not […]

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ITS says wireless routers caused ResNet outage

Mention ResNet to students living on campus, and you’ll be met with unsatisfied grumbles. But internet performance for residential halls could be blamed on students’ personal wireless routers. ResNet access was cut for students living in Crawford and Murphy Halls and Tech Village Sept. 10 as Information Technology Services searched […]