In conjunction with Friday's Earth Day, MTSU will host "Make a Difference Week" with a multitude of service projects and a performance by Sheryl Crow.
The week will begin Monday night with the Golden Raider's Service Project. Students will provide services to the MTSU Alumni Golden Raiders by cleaning gutters, trimming trees and bushes and helping with other household projects.…
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Students fight fear and domestic violence with a rally and march to Take Back the Night on Tuesday night.
Take Back the Night is an international rally and march to protest conditions that cause women to feel unsafe when they are alone on the streets at night, according to information provided by the June Anderson Women's Center.…
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Local amateurs and policemen competed in a marksmanship competition Saturday afternoon to raise money for Operation Helmet.
On Target, a local, indoor shooting range, hosted the competition and put up a one-year membership and other prizes for the winners.…
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There was standing room only in the State Farm lecture hall Thursday night as Emanuel Tanay spoke about the horrors of genocide, highlighting his years as a Jew in Poland during World War II.
"We have to survive to tell the world what's going on," Tanay said, explaining that one reason it is so important for a victim to live through genocide is to bear witness to the world.…
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The Grand Palace crew celebrates a day of exceptional record sales Sunday night.
Sean Maloney, 2007 recording industry graduate, Alex Norfleet, and James Robbins, co-owners of Grand Palace Records, (right) attended the WMTS Records Show at the Holiday Inn off of Old Fort Parkway.…
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ATLANTA - College brochures tout Ivy-covered campuses, plush dorms and high-tech fitness centers. Yet, when it comes to getting the attention of students - and rival institutions - nothing works as well as a little star power.
Relatively unknown schools like Fisk University in Nashville, Tenn.…
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. - A proposed student fee that would pay for renewable energy and other environmental projects at the University of Memphis has been endorsed by students.
University president Shirley Raines must now approve the recommendation for the $10 per semester fee.…
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MT Women's Gospel Chorale sings The MTSU Women's Chorale will perform gospel selections at their upcoming concert April 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the T. Earl Hinton Hall of the Wright Music Building. Works to be performed include "Praise His Holy Name," "Somebody's Knocking at Your Door," "Poor Man Lazarus," and "Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus.…
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