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Rapist gets 60-year prison term
A man who could spend possibly the rest of his life in prison for the rape of a house-sitter entered the courtroom Monday in extra shackles.
Yesterday | Chattanooga Times Free Press
Boarding has benefits for college-bound
As the holidays approach, so do college application deadlines for high school seniors across the country.
Outdoor display spreads Christmas cheer to neighbors
Staff Photo by Danielle Moore Robert and Katherine Espeseth pose for a portrait on their porch on Mount Vernon Avenue in North Chattanooga.
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga lost its Southern Conference opener 82-63 to Elon on Saturday night.
Tilley To Speak At Lee's Commencement
Dr. David Tilley of Mount Paran Christian School in Marietta will address the winter graduates at the university's commencement exercises this Saturday at 10:30 a.m. in the Conn Center.
Restaurant owner champions chicken, neighborhood
Education: University of New Orleans. Family: Wife, Crissy, and sons Jack and Joey.
UT president says worse economic times coming
University of Tennessee Interim President Jan Simek says the UT system will lose $112 million when federal stimulus funds run out in 2011.
Flash rave fills Hodges Library with thumping music, jumping students
It seems it's quickly becoming tradition at the University of Tennessee. Once a semester, Hodges Library becomes "Club Hodges" Friday night, hundreds took to the library for a pre-finals party, including junior Austin Sabel, who was along the outer wall shooting video of the whole fandango.
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Garrison named VP for academic affairs at LaGrange College
David Garrison has been named as LaGrange College's vice president for academic affairs by President Dan McAlexander.
Boys and Girls Clubs hires director of development
The Boys and Girls Clubs of Gordon, Murray and Whitfield Counties has hired a new director of development.
Like many of her friends, UTC sophomore Mia Chaput always knew she would go to college, but not a day goes by when she doesn't think about giving up on her four-year degree.
Pirates' Robinson, Owls' Smith Receive Mr.Football Awards
South Pittsburg's Terrell Robinson and Ooltewah's Jacques Smith were presented with Tennessee Titans Mr.
Chattanooga Market general manager takes venue to new level
Paul Smith admits he's a lucky man. The 43-year-old married father of three sons said he frequently catches himself grinning from ear to ear.
Hand-out from the BASIC computer programming class that started it all for me. Click to enlarge.
What Is a Moc? Missouri Tigers About to Find Out
Bleacher Report The University of Tennessee-Chattanooga Microsoft Office Communicators doesn't exactly roll off the tongue does it? What about the UTC Mars Orbiter Cameras? ... Missouri-Tennessee-Chattanooga basketball preview Kansas City Star Missouri Tigers Look to Improve to 3-0 As They Host University of Tennessee Kansas City infoZine What to ...
Cleveland State Grad Uses SBDC To Expand Her Business
When Jennifer Jack graduated from Cleveland State Community College, she never knew that a few years later, she'd be back as a business owner asking advice from the CSCC Small Business Development Center.
MTSU professor left trail of deceit
Fraud conviction is just the latest in decade of duplicity By Jennifer Brooks Gannett Tennessee She's a university administrator.
Wrestling dominates Mocs Nov 16, 2009
Scotti Sentes opened the season at his new position with a pin. The sophomore 133-pounder, in his first regular-season match since moving up from the 125-pound class during the offseason, dominated the entire match, putting junior Josh Statum on his back, fighting to keep his shoulders from the mat.
Kappa Delta Sorority was founded in 1897 in Farmville, Virginia. It has over 180,000 members, 128 active collegiate chapters and 487 chartered alumnae associations nationwide.
Colleges adjusting to budget cuts
Staff reductions, academic cuts and program reviews are under way on college campuses nationwide, and few higher education leaders see the financial outlook improving soon, a new study shows.
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