Introducing an extreme Tiger sports fan
(03/18/04 12:00am)
For years, Jim and Ruth Witherington have boarded a city bus andheaded for The Pyramid.
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When kids hear Dr. Seuss' rhymes, reading becomes good times
(03/11/04 12:00am)
Children lined up outside the Barbara K. Lipman Early ChildhoodSchool Wednesday to tell which Dr. Seuss book they liked best.
Grad school or job hunting? Economy answers question
(02/26/04 12:00am)
Many University of Memphis students turn to graduate school whenthere's a downturn in the job market.
Lecture begins changes in program
(02/26/04 12:00am)
Timothy Taylor, author of "Global Pop: World Music, WorldMarkets," will present his lecture "World Music Revisited" Fridayat 3 p.m. in Patterson Hall, Room 456.
Panther speaker needed for 'reeducation' of history
(02/24/04 12:00am)
This is in response to the letter in the Feb. 18 Helmsman. Itseems that Mr. Turner (the author) wants to buy into this"colorless society" facade. If such is the case, he shouldn't bringDr. King into the argument. His words and thoughts have beenperverted enough by Republicans.
Patriot act debatedDebate held between ALCU head and assistant U.S. attorney
(02/18/04 12:00am)
Local law experts discussed the pros and cons of the U.S.Patriot Act Tuesday at The University of Memphis Cecil C. HumphreysLaw School.
Can college love go the distance?
(02/10/04 12:00am)
Valentine's Day can be one of the most depressing days of theyear for college students involved in long-distance relationships,according to recent research.
Efforts to shave costs, conserve energy reach new heights
(01/23/04 12:00am)
The University of Memphis is looking to power up.
Author visits campus to educate voters
(01/23/04 12:00am)
With the presidential campaign underway, some University ofMemphis students say they want to learn how to be bettervoters.
U of M CERI professor publishes finds on Indian earthquake
(01/21/04 12:00am)
India's deadliest earthquake still provides valuable informationfor researchers three years later, said University of Memphisprofessor and study author.
Yarbrough to kick off River City Writers Series
(01/21/04 12:00am)
Acclaimed writers have been gracing The University of Memphiswith their presence for years by participating in the River CityWriters Series.
Bellevue Christian Fellowship to place God on trial
(01/16/04 12:00am)
Since time immemorial, man has wondered about the existence ofGod. An attempt to answer that question for some University ofMemphis students will be made Saturday at Michael D. Rose Theatreat 7:30 p.m.
Is December 25 really Jesus' birthdate?
(12/02/03 12:00am)
It's early December, and many people are getting into theChristmas spirit. For countless Christians, Dec. 25 is the day tocelebrate the birth of Christ.
Hussein, bin Laden were close
(11/18/03 12:00am)
"There's no link between Saddam and al Qaeda."
Wishful poet's work published
(11/12/03 12:00am)
When Miranda Gray, two-year Memphis resident, took a trip toSeattle to read her poetry, she had no idea she would becomeinvolved with "The Survivor Project: Poems and Stories from FemaleAbuse Survivors."
Book follows students taking casinos for millions
(11/07/03 12:00am)
In September, a book was published about a group of students andtheir math professor who went to Las Vegas and took the house for$3 million.
U of M Bornblum Judaic Studies to participate in Jewish Book Celebration
(10/23/03 12:00am)
A plethora of influential authors and books will appear at the2003 Jewish Book Celebration in the Memphis Jewish CommunityCenter.
Two U of M professors collaborate on book encompassing the history of Memphis
(10/23/03 12:00am)
Two professors at The University of Memphis published a bookthis month entitled "Memphis in Black and White," based on thehistory of Memphis up through the 20th century.
Writers share knowledge with U of M students
(10/22/03 12:00am)
The literary dream team of Robert Olen Butler and ElizabethDewberry will wrap up their visit to The University of Memphistonight by reading from their works in the Fogelman ExecutiveCenter.
Race should not be 'unmentionable'
(10/21/03 12:00am)
Noam Chomsky once called class the "unmentionable five-letterword" in America. I can think of another "unmentionable" word, butit bears only 4 letters: Race.