UTK Archives

	Thought From the Editor: Procrastination By Kathryn Sullivan April 14, 2012 - 11:34pm First let me start by saying that in my last few weeks as your Campus Correspondent, I will be posting regular blogs. So welcome to the first “Thoughts From the Editor.” Now I think we can all agree that procrastination is a tired subject. Everyone knows what it is, and almost everyone (at least in college) does it. We’ve all talked about it, been guilty of it, and seen it time and time again. But bear with me. This past Monday I finished my shift at the bowling alley I work at and went into our bar to have an after-work drink and relax for a bit. I did have homework I could work on, of course, but after work you just need a little me time to relax. Plus my favorite bar tender was working, and who can pass that up? ...
	Mary-Hannah Blazing Trails in Appalachia By Ashley Case April 14, 2012 - 11:27pm Mary- Hannah Daugherty, 20, doesn’t spend her summers by the beach or lounging by a pool. She spends her summer on the Appalachian Trail. Last summer Mary-Hannah spent over 12 days hiking the trail, which equaled to over 167 miles. READ MORE
	Will Tippens '12 By Kathryn Sullivan April 13, 2012 - 10:38pm Meet Will Tippens. This sports loving Poli Sci major is in the home stretch at UT. He'll be graduating in May and moving on to law school at the University of Memphis. He's got some awesome stories about his time at UT. If you run into this campus cutie, ask him about his answer to the last question in his interview. Definitely entertaining. READ MORE
	Young Professionals: How to live in a business world By Keri Sanders April 11, 2012 - 11:31pm You know that dream where you're giving an important speech, and then all of a sudden you realize you're completely naked? Everyone is pointing and laughing at you, leaving you completely traumatized. Well, interviewing for a job can feel a little like that. Although you're fully dressed (hopefully), elements of the"naked dream" can emerge in real-life situations. READ MORE
	Wheel of Fortune's Wheelmobile comes to Knoxville! By Jessica Yonker April 11, 2012 - 9:34pm Okay, so you didn’t win the Mega Millions. However, if saying, “I’d like to buy a vowel,” is on your bucket list, you might want to scurry down to Turkey Creek Public Market April 14 and 15 for a chance to audition for a taping of Wheel of Fortune. Yes, Wheel of Fortune. READ MORE
	Managing Travel and Work By Ashley Case April 11, 2012 - 8:05am I love to travel. The first time I was on a plane was in 8th grade when our class went to Washington D.C. Ever since that moment I knew that I wanted to travel, but I never expected to travel in college. READ MORE
	Ready to Row By Kathryn Sullivan April 10, 2012 - 8:00am The Lady Vol Rowing team returned from a competition in San Diego. After a three day travel across the country the athletes need to double check the boats to make sure there was no damage and nothing was lost. READ MORE
	Earth Fest 2012 By Kathryn Sullivan April 9, 2012 - 12:00pm 90.3 the Rock and the Tennessee Valley Earth Partnership are gearing up for Earth Fest 2012! Earth Fest is a zero-waste event! Activities include environmental displays, Disc Golf demonstrations, a youth area, a drum/hoop/spin dance jam, and much more. Exchange programs for mercury thermometers, old light bulbs, and more. The Medic Bloodmobile will also be on site. 90.3 the Rock's booth will have registration for Bonnaroo or Bust and more. Come out for a great event for a great cause. The event will be held at Pellissippi State Community College's main campus. READ MORE
	Madelyn Jackson '12 - The newest Knoxville Fellow By Kathryn Sullivan April 8, 2012 - 12:30am Madelyn Jackson is preparing to graduate college with a Bachelor of Arts and Sciences in Psychology. But unlike students who are headed into grad school or straight to the job world, Madelyn is taking a unique gap year. As one of 12 students chosen for the Knoxville Fellows Initiative Program, Madelyn will spend August through May living in Market Square, working an internship, and learning about and practicing how to develop herself as a Christian. She’s focused on setting a good example in the community while growing personally. Madelyn’s boisterous personality and dedication to her faith are sure signs that she will shine in her experience. ...
	The Collegiette’s Guide to Not Killing Houseplants By Jessica Yonker April 7, 2012 - 11:49pm Plants: the only thing harder to care for than small children and angst-ridden teenagers, right? READ MORE