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Students await results from one of the rounds during the National Forensic Association Championship on Sunday.(Mario Stuart) Tournament invades TSU
More than 1,300 people from 87 schools across the country came to TSU for the 38th National Forensic Association Championship Tournament shutting majority of the campus down for four days. Opening registration on April 17, competing for three days and closing the events with a concert and an after party, TSU made sure to show hospitality to its visitors.…
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Four of the Freedom Riders 14 attend the Great Debate Honor Society's annual debate as honorees. The Tennessee Board of Regents unanimously awarded the fourteen former TSU students honorary degrees April 25. TBR revisits decision, awards degrees to Freedom Riders
The Tennessee Board of Regents voted unanimously April 25 to award honorary degrees to the Freedom Riders, former students who were expelled in 1961 from what is now Tennessee State University for participating in civil rights demonstrations.
The 14 former students are to receive honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degrees in a ceremony to be announced at a later date.…
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Cromartie to the CardinalsTiger CB first first-rounder since 1974
The phrase that the Big Blue nation has been waiting to hear all year was said today at 3:54 local time. With the number 16 pick in the 2008 NFL draft the Arizona Cardinals selected Dominique Rodgers-Cromarte. Cromartie becomes the Tigers first first-round pick since 1974 when the Tigers had two of the first four selections in that year's draft.…
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TSU forensics team wins big in London
TSU's Clarence Ball and LaVita Tuff are international champions. Because of their outstanding performances throughout the year, Ball and Tuff were chosen to compete at the International Forensics Association Championship Tournament in London.
"In order to prepare for London, we both performed at various places during spring break," said Tuff, a senior English major from Decatur, Ga.…
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Cecelia Friday reacts after hearing she had just been elected as Miss TSU 2008-2009 at the annual Blue and White football game on April 12. (Kenneth Cummings) FRIDAY SERVESWalker-Reese, Floyd, Friday and Walker-Reese, Floyd, Friday and
While the annual Blue and White football game brought back a host of local alumni to Hale Stadium this weekend, fans also eagerly awaited the announcement of the winners from Student Election Commission week.
Patrick Walker-Reese, a junior history education major from Nashville was elected Student Government Association President.…
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