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9:55am

Wed September 7, 2005
From WMOT News

Supreme Court

Murfreesboro, TN – MTSU Political Scientist Dr. John Vile says nominating a rookie to be Chief Justice isn't unusual.

11:06am

Tue September 6, 2005
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Katrina and the Media

Murfreesboro, TN – Coverage of Hurricane Kitrina continues to draw both praise and criticism.

3:40pm

Fri September 2, 2005
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A Chemical Eye on Jobs

Murfreesboro, TN – MTSU Chemistry Professor Preston MacDougall examines that well-known link between education and jobs.

11:33am

Wed August 31, 2005
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Sherman Irby Profile

Murfreesboro, TN – SAXOPHONE PLAYER SHERMAN IRBY CONTINUES TO EVOLVE AS A SIDEMAN AND A BAND LEADER. IT'S TRUE, JUST ASK HIM.
I HAD A CHANCE TO TALK RECENTLY WITH IRBY ABOUT HIS IMPROVISATIONAL STYLE AND HOW HIS CAREER MADE A MAJOR TURNING POINT WHEN HE WORKED WITH TRUMPETER ROY HARGROVE:

2:13pm

Mon August 29, 2005
From WMOT News

Little Guy Silenced No Longer

Murfreesboro, TN – There was a time when only the rich and powerful had access to mass media...but no longer.

9:14am

Fri August 26, 2005
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A Chemical Eye on the Science Wars

Murfreesboro, TN – Is all knowledge relative, or are there absolutes?

3:02pm

Thu August 25, 2005
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The von Trapp Children

at MTSU's Tucker Theater

The Tennessee Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra announces it Season Opening Special Performance by The von Trapp Children, the grandchildren of the REAL "Sound of Music" family. Monday evening, September 12th, 7:30 at MTSU's Tucker Theater. Tickets are $25.00 for season ticket holders and $40.00 without season tickets. 615 898-1862

12:24pm

Wed August 24, 2005
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Country Music Goes to War

Murfreesboro, TN – Retired MTSU prof. and musicologist edits book on Country Music's perpectives on War

2:58pm

Mon August 22, 2005
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A Chemical Eye on Super Heroes and Super Bugs

Murfreesboro, TN – Misinformation are allowing the poliovirus to make a comeback, with a vengeance.

10:29am

Mon August 22, 2005
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Books: Jazz Expose'

New York, NY – Howard Fischer, the man largely responsible fo the New York Jazz Museum, writes about its rise and fall.

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