University of Memphis student’s weigh their options at 2019 Spring Study Abroad Fair
By: Tripp Vistica
Feb. 6, 2019
Every semester the University of Memphis holds their first study abroad fair during the second week of classes in the lobby of the Michael D. Rose theatre on the University’s main campus to provide students with information about studying abroad and the different programs that are offered.
This semester, the first study abroad fair held on the University of Memphis’ campus was held on Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2019.
Put Me in Coach, Time for Tiger Baseball
By Tripp Vistica
March 1
After the first week of the season, the Memphis Tiger baseball team wishes their record of two wins and four losses was reversed.
But the erratic weather and rain cancelations have made it difficult for the Tigers to get into a good routine with the normal game day on the field, said University of Memphis Head Coach, Daron Schoenrock.
Jemele Hill speaks to future journalists at the University of Memphis
By Tripp Vistica
March 15
Jemele Hill, staff writer for the Atlantic and former ESPN personality, spoke to over four hundred people in the UC Ball Room on the University of Memphis campus. The focus of her speech was the intertwining of sports, race and politics.
Change the Pronoun from They to We
By Tripp Vistica
March 29
Christian Brothers High School Assistant Principal, Brother Joel McGraw was beginning his life a Catholic Brother during the Civil Rights Movement. Brother Joel has seen the worst in the battle against racism, but also seen how far society has come.
Brother Joel believes it would be a big step in the right direction concerning race, if everyone would replace the pronoun, they, and use the first-person pronoun, we.
Brother Joel McGraw of Christian Brothers High School shares his thoughts about racism, and the divide in the Catholic Church during the Civil Rights Movement on Vimeo.
Ridgeway Country Club thrives while other country clubs close their doors
By Tripp Vistica
April 21
Ridgeway Country Club member, Janet Ticer, used to spend her day’s socializing with friends while her husband played golf before they would enjoy dinner together at Germantown Country Club. When Germantown closed, Ticer was sad, but noticed a lot of her friends many friends from Germantown were joining Ridgeway and decided with her husband to join Ridgeway as well.
“It’s been a great transition,” Ticer said. “Better than expected, actually.”
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