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Wendi C. Thomas: Trauma follows runner each step
She will run, as she's run for years, except this time, she's not running from, she's running to.
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Former Memphis mayor Herenton found extra pay as personal woes mounted
The year 2004 was pivotal for Willie Herenton. Earning $160,000 a year as Memphis mayor, he was seeking - and finding - ever new sources of income.
Students protest new U of M policy that limits printing allowances
University of Memphis students Jenny Carr and Nairam Simoes sort through printouts at the McWherter Library computer lab.
Police report: Robber hits streets early
Robbery investigators are looking for the man responsible for two stickups last week in the area west of the University of Memphis.
Just one day after President Barack Obama signed the Matthew Shepard Act, expanding the federal hate crimes law to include sexual orientation and gender identity, local lawmakers and University of Memphis law students discussed efforts to enhance the hate crimes law in Tennessee.
They make too much to get free health care, but they can't afford to buy it. Now they're getting organized.
Exchange program offers best of world's philosophers chance to study at U of M
Graduate students and their professors are visiting the University of Memphis philosophy department as part of a program designed to strengthen the international education system.
University of Memphis Seeks to Burnish Image as Urban Research Hub
University of Memphis administrators are working to boost the school's image as an urban research university in an effort to attract more out-of-region students and increase the school's national standing.
University of Memphis quarterback Will Hudgens was caught by surprise Monday afternoon when asked about his special Halloween costume.
The stage has been converted into a huge, empty swimming pool for Goshen College's fall mainstage play, "Big Love," written by Charles Mee and directed by Michelle Milne.
David Vaughn: Rise, Fall, and Rebuilding
FOX13 travelled to Orlando to catch up with David Vaughn. The former University of Memphis basketball standout that rose to ranks of the NBA, but through manic spending habits and little advice, plummeted to the depths of homelessness.
Ashby Brings Immigration Knowledge To Donati Firm
BRYCE W. ASHBY Position: Attorney Firm: Donati Law Firm LLP Basics: Ashby practices in labor and employment law and civil rights law.
Divergent Transcriptomic Responses to Aryl Hydrocarbon Receptor...
ToxSci Advance Access originally published online on August 19, 2009 Toxicological Sciences 2009 112 :257-272; doi:10.1093/toxsci/kfp200 , Aruna Koganti , Shirlean B. Goodwin , Thomas R. Sutter and Jay B. Silkworth*,1 W. Harry Feinstone Center for Genomic Research, University of Memphis, Memphis, Tennessee 38512 1 To whom the correspondence should ...
Providing Senior Care Is More Than A Career
With the exception of a foray into land investment, Christian ministry and providing care and housing for seniors has been at the center of Charles Shelton's career.
Wharton carries big stick of mandate
As he prepares to move across Main Street to become the fifth elected mayor of Memphis since the City Council-Mayor structure began in 1968, Shelby County Mayor A C Wharton is saying he's ready to spend political capital.
Mud adds authenticity to search-and-rescue training
Keno sits at attention after finding a "victim" this week in the simulated aftermath of a tornado on O.K. Robertson Road as the soggy ground adds realism to Tennessee Task Force One's FEMA Urban Search and Rescue Canine Search Specialist Course.
Will Call: tips & tidbits for the theatrically inclined
Before we look at this week's shows I've got an important question to ask... So who doesn't have a Halloween costume yet? On Saturday, October 23 from 9-6 Playhouse on the Square will be hosting its annual costume rental at Circuit Playhouse on Poplar Ave.
Young 'execs' join identity-theft fight
Joshua, MBA executive, heaves documents to be shredded. Wendy, MBA executive, does her part to protect the identities of local residents.
Universities Struggle With Growing Enrollment And Shrinking Budget
Colleges and universities are struggling to find ways to cope with shrinking budgets, and growing needs.
Students Recycle Blue Jeans for Green Homes
Habitat for Humanity wants to give them a new life. Recycled cotton from denim can help insulate a new home, and students at the University of Memphis are spearheading a collection drive to help.
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