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Centennial Tigers arrive on campus


		Centennial Tigers arrive on campus

Meter, Tennessee State University, TN

2 days ago by Rechelle Jackson
Copy Editor

For freshmen Malcolm Kimes, TSU's welcoming week proved to be a great start to his college career.

Kimes, a marketing major from Harvey, Ill., went on a college tour and admitted when he visited TSU, it seemed like it was where he should be.

"The atmosphere was great and it just seemed right," Kimes said.

COLUMN: Bench minutes

College Heights Herald, Western Kentucky University, KY

2 days ago by David Harten

A few days ago, the biggest question mark on the offensive side of the ball was answered when David Elson named sophomore K.J. Black starting quarterback. In the Toppers system, he seems to be the clear cut choice. He's outperformed David Wolke and Brandon Smith, and has a better upside of the three.

Half empty or half full?

College Heights Herald, Western Kentucky University, KY

2 days ago by Michelle Day

The stage is set for debate. The issue-the drinking age. In 1984, Congress passed a law that reduced annual federal highway funding by 10 percent for any state with a drinking age lower than 21. But in 2009, Congress would have to reauthorize the bill for it to remain law.

Western turns over Phelps investigation to FBI

College Heights Herald, Western Kentucky University, KY

1 day ago by Emily Ulber

Western is unsure whether it will take court action against former professor and ALIVE Center director Katrina Phelps, said Deborah Wilkins, chief of staff and general counsel on Monday. Phelps was in charge of several million in grant money, some of which was misused.

Russia's new approach: Sticking up for the small guy

The All State, Austin Peay State University, TN

2 days ago by Kyle Nelson

Many Americans woke up Sunday morning to the news that Russia had launched a full-fledged invasion of Georgia. I'm sure many reached for their shotguns before the news informed them Georgia was a small country in the Caucasus (the where?), but that's beside the point.

Fallen Tigers pass over summer


		Fallen Tigers pass over summer

Meter, Tennessee State University, TN

2 days ago by Cara Anthony
Editor in chief

In late June, TSU student DeAngelo White died in a Detroit, hospital. He was involved in a motorcycle accident in his hometown of Detroit.

White was a freshman and a member of the university's Collegiate 100 Black Men chapter.

TSU student James Jones Jr.

Hello, Middle College

The All State, Austin Peay State University, TN

2 days ago by Tinea Payne

Zserilyn Finney, a 17-year-old high school senior, will not complete her final year at Kenwood High School. Instead, Finney is among 120 high school juniors and seniors who will complete their final years at Middle College High School, newly located at APSU.

Students hunt cheaper textbook options

The All State, Austin Peay State University, TN

2 days ago by Nicole June

As the summer break ends, college students prepare to hunt for textbooks. The expense is a necessary evil, and the question on many students' minds is: Where can students get the cheapest textbooks?

Upperclassmen have probably discovered methods of bargain-hunting.

10 Things to do in Nashville

Meter, Tennessee State University, TN

2 days ago by Gregory Brand, Jr.
Arts & Culture Editor

By Gregory Brand Jr. Arts & Culture Editor The fall semester has just begun and like each fall before it, there are tons of returning Big Blue Country scholars and fresh blood all seeking the common goal of gaining an education in the Land of Golden Sunshine (stay with us freshmen).

Greek housing for MTSU girls?

The Sidelines, Middle Tennessee State University, TN

3 days ago by Sarah Sterchi

Have you ever driven past Greek Row and thought about why there are fraternity houses but not sorority houses?

You might have heard that there is an old Tennessee law stating that more than eight women living together in a single residence is considered a brothel.

Students without cars can still have fun


		Students without cars can still have fun

The Sidelines, Middle Tennessee State University, TN

3 days ago by Michael Stone

It's a Friday night and you have a pocket full of cash. Unfortunately, it's not enough to buy that hunker from the used car lot that can, vanity set aside, get you from point A to point B. That means you're stuck in your dorm room watching Seinfeld reruns, right?

Absolutely not Mister or Miss Car-less.

University initiates new tailgating policies

The Sidelines, Middle Tennessee State University, TN

3 days ago by Staff Reports

The Department of Athletics, in conjuction with Student Programming, have announced guidelines for the upcoming tailgating season. They are as follows:

The Walnut Grove will generally open at 7:30 a.m. on game day. University sponsored tailgate activities, including inflatables, begin four and one half (4.

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