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Legislators to speak at commencement ceremonies

Two Tennessee legislators will be joining the class of 2013 at this year's commencement ceremonies as the University of Memphis awards 2,382 degrees at two ceremonies on May 11. U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander will speak at the 10 a.m. ceremony at FedExForum. Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett will ...

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PostSecret project to spark conversation on mental health

"When I was a kid, I found my mom's written plan to divorce my dad. Because of that, I can't trust anyone." This is one of the recently featured secrets on the user-generated site PostSecrets.com. The site allows people to anonymously send in secrets ranging from humorous to those that expose deeper ...

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Carly Rae Jepsen to rock rooftop

It's summer time in Memphis and the popular downtown entertainment district is welcoming back the Peabody Rooftop Parties for their 31st season. Guests may find themselves singing "Call Me Maybe" as the city parties with Carly Rae Jepsen, the Canadian pop star behind last year's infectious summer hit. Jepsen ...

Award winning chef offers free cooking lessons on campus
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Award winning chef offers free cooking lessons on campus

Over the weekend, the Holiday Inn at the University of Memphis hosted an Easter morning brunch for almost 900 guests. Chef Edward Nowakowski was the man behind this huge holiday event. His name may not ring a bell for most University of Memphis students, but Chef Edward has clout within the Kemmons ...

Debunking the Veiled Myth
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Debunking the Veiled Myth

The outer garment used as a modesty cloth in the Islamic religion is most commonly referred to as a hijab. It comes with a slew of misconceptions that women at the University of Memphis hope to debunk. In the Islamic Quran, the hijab is referenced in the following text: "O Prophet, tell your wives and ...

Faculty committee recommends increase in library funding
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Faculty committee recommends increase in library funding

One of the University's top resources is currently lacking in funding for some of its most vital resources. Members of the Faculty Senate Library Funding Committee have begun meeting weekly to discuss ideas for acquiring more money for materials and resources for the Ned R. McWherter Library. The budget ...

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Local mentoring program offers volunteer opportunity

For University of Memphis students searching for an ongoing volunteer opportunity, Memphis City Schools offers just that with its school-based Connect Mentoring Program. Many University students can look back on their days as elementary and middle school students and remember those adults who influenced ...

Mississippi officially ends slavery
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Mississippi officially ends slavery

February is the month that the United States has chosen to recognize African-American history. This year is the 150-year anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation, the order that declared free those enslaved African-Americans living in states not under Union control. February 2013 also marks the ...

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Career tools and resources

"Get your résumé!" is the number one thing students hear when the topic of careers comes up. That's because the résumé is one of a student's greatest assets in the job search. A personal brand is important, and what's on a résumé should reflect that. It's the "foot-in-the-door." Without ...

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Alternative Spring Break offers "staycation"

Sand, water and lounging about - that's what many students imagine when thinking of their spring break activities. Fun, community and volunteering - that's what students could experience this spring break with the university's Alternative Spring Break experience. The 2013 Alternative Spring Break will ...

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