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How nice to know that whoever sponsored Mr. Shabtai to come and talk about "terrorism" has sunk our University community to a new low in debauchery, misinformation and immorality.
In your article "New terrorists, bigger threat" by Drew Pritt, the author includes a map of the Middle East which I find very offensive since most terrorism occurs outside the Middle East.
Terrorism has gone from openly bad to covertly worse in just one decade, according to Sabi H. Shabtai, an internationally acclaimed terrorism expert and noted author.
Life is a sport.
In your article of Jan. 17 discussing the effects of plus/minus grading, the author asks whether a student who receives a C- in a course instead of a C would have to repeat that course to graduate. The answer is almost always "no."
School's started, and Greeks are preparing for the Spring semester ahead.
The Rev. Jesse Jackson's admission that he has fathered a child out of wedlock drew various reactions from University of Memphis students and faculty Thursday.
Detective Alex Cross is back in Roses Are Red, the latest masterpiece from best-selling author James Patterson. Best known for his novel turned blockbuster movie, Kiss The Girls, Patterson has managed to create his most evil and frightening bad guy to date.
The first pre-Kwanzaa celebration to commemorate the African heritage of U of M African-American students, faculty and staff will be Friday at 7 p.m. in the UC Faulkner Lounge.
Fall enrollment and retention at The University of Memphis was over-projected by 2.1 percent this year by the Office of Institutional Research, according to an article by Dr. Gary Donhardt published in The Researcher. Actual enrollment at The University was 19,986 instead of 20,422, the article said.
Call me crazy but if I knew I could quit my day job to roam the hills and valleys of the United States, write about it and take pictures like the author of The Moonlight Chronicles, I would. But, let's face it -- there's something called reality -- and I am a part of that reality.
"History is made by those who break the rules." That is the tag line offered for the real life military drama Men of Honor.
Comments made by some participants at the Nov. 2 forum on Israeli-Palestinian relations (letters, Nov. 8) sadly serve to highlight one of the basic obstacles to solving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict: acceptance of mutual responsibility.
I am not sure what I am more appalled at. Is it at the fact that a piece of racist slander and smut like that which was written by Memphis Jewish Student Union's Vice President Naftali Thomas and published last Friday was actually written, or at the fact that, in a show of lack of taste and journalistic propriety, that the "racist slander to the editor" was actually published by your university newspaper? I would have assumed that The Helmsman, and The University had clear policies against allowing racist propaganda and hate speech to be propagated in university fora. I am sorry to see that, whatever the guidelines may be, that they were obviously not followed.
Nov. 2, 2000
Recently the letters to the editor section has been brimming with responses to Matt Presson's weekly column The Dark Side.