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WASHINGTON - The FBI on Thursday added the names of nine Chinese people and one other man to the list of those being sought for questioning about a possible terror plot targeting Boston.
Vice President Cheney, Mr. Chief Justice, President Carter, President Bush, President Clinton, reverend clergy, distinguished guests, fellow citizens:
WASHINGTON - In a city brimming with pageantry under fortress-like security, President Bush looked ahead Wednesday to his second inauguration, pledging to forge unity in a nation divided by political differences. "I am eager and ready for the work ahead," Bush declared.
WASHINGTON (AP) -- As the hunt for weapons of mass destruction dragged on unsuccessfully in Iraq, top Bush administration officials speculated publicly that the banned armaments may have been smuggled out of the country before the war started.
When University of Memphis faculty, students and staff take their holiday break on Dec. 16, many will take the time to shop, sleep in and catch up on other tasks. Some will even read books.
When University of Memphis faculty, students and staff take their holiday break on Dec. 16, many will take the time to shop, sleep in and catch up on other tasks. Some will even read books.
Somewhere there's a Bill Gates, a Michael Dell, a Craig McCaw, a true pioneer who can focus all his outside-the-box imagination on college football, and somehow determine the first true national champion.
The new book "He's Just Not That Into You: The No--Excuses Truth to Understanding Guys" has been shaking things up on the talk show and relationship circuits. In a Dr. Phil--like voice, the authors deconstruct the behavior of men and attempt to provide a road map women can follow when trying to figure out if Mr. Right Now is Mr. Right.
A proposed apartment development near The University of Memphis at the northeast corner of Highland and Central has neighbors concerned about a potential eyesore and increased traffic.
Memphians can watch the same music videos as New Yorkers. Fans can hear Rockabilly music in Finland. Southern accents are fading out and hungry Yankees can enjoy Corky's barbecue in Wisconsin.
The plagiarism case was exceptional. He turned in work that wasn't his own. In fact, it was his professor's.
A controversy born in the middle of the 1990's still brews in many southerners. It stems from the darkest part of American history, and is the symbol of an uneasy southern past. It is the confederate battle flag.
Showing skin in today's society has become quite common, yet theNed R. McWherter Library possesses something that might be toorisqu` even for Britney Spears.
Memphis is set to become a bookworm's paradise this weekend.The Southern Festival of Books: A Celebration of the Written Word features readings by more than 200 major writers. This year is the first time the event has left its home in Nashville.
Police arrested a University of Memphis faculty member during the homecoming parade Friday afternoon. Police officers charged Assistant sociology professor Cynthia F. Pelak with aggravated assault and failure to obey a traffic officer.
Remember when you had to hide your comics in a science or history book so mom and dad wouldn't find out what you were reading? Well it's time to stick it to the folks once again, as The University of Memphis offers a class on the graphic novel (comic books), ENGL 4430.
With only 35 days remaining until America decides who willoccupy the White House for the next four years, election fever atThe University of Memphis is on the rise.
Standardized test scores are the last hurdles for many studentshoping to attend college straight out of high school. For olderstudents looking to enter The University of Memphis or otherTennessee Board of Regents (TBR) Schools, no test scores arerequired for admission.
For students tired of slogging through the traffic jams that clog Central, Poplar and Goodlett every morning, only to get to campus to spend more time cruising the parking lots for a space, mass transit may be a more attractive option.
The University of Memphis' decision not to allow Rock the Voteto come to our campus is an outrage. I was under the impressionthat The University of Memphis is a public institution, andtherefore not beholden to any corporate master. Apparently this isnot the case. Fear of upsetting the Coca-Cola Corporation utterlyinfluenced The University's decision. Since when do powerfulcorporations have authority over a public university's ability tomake administrative decisions? Does Coca-Cola have any specialknowledge or insight into how universities should be run? Am Iwrong to suggest that they should not have veto power over whocomes to our school?