Volume: 112 - Issue: 57 - Thursday, November 05, 2009
Art sale features variety of prints, pottery
Kyle Turner
Staff Writer
This year’s holiday art sale at the Art and Architecture Building consists of undergraduate, graduate, faculty and alumni art for sale.“The sale is a great way for students and faculty to showcase their work and offer their artwork to the public,” Emily Greene, graduate teaching assistant in art, said.
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Charlie Hall and Fee concert introduces four-day conference
Ellen Larson
Staff Writer
A concert by Charlie Hall and Fee was held Tuesday night in the Cox Auditorium to promote Passion Twenty Ten Conference, a four-day long Christian conference to take place in January.Tuesday night’s event recognized UT as one of the largest universities planning to attend the conference. Christian believers from various on-campus ministries and local churches came to the event.
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Online courses simplify scheduling process
Robbie Hargett
Staff Writer
The School of Information Sciences will offer two new online courses for all undergraduates next semester as a way to give students more flexibility and options in fulfilling course requirements.The school began offering undergraduate online courses this semester with Information Sciences 102: Technologies for Information Retrieval and Information Sciences 310: Information Seeking: Resources and Strategies. In the spring semester, they will also offer Information Sciences 460: Internet Applications and Technologies and Information Sciences 451: Information Management in Organizations.
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Editorial
Openness comes with risks, rewards
Creationism debate spreads abroad
Liberalism reflected in university newspaper, speakers
Abortion-rights cause lacks justification beyond convenience
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Art sale features variety of prints, pottery
Charlie Hall and Fee concert introduces four-day conference
Online courses simplify scheduling process
