It is the day before the big paper is due. All that remains is some final research before it is ready for print. As you sit down at your computer, you give yourself a 30-minute deadline. You log on, pull up the Internet, and almost unconsciously, your fingers type in one word: Facebook. […]
“Genocide.” Most of us think of The Holocaust or Rwanda when we hear that word. Most people are not aware of the massive genocide that happened in Cambodia only 30 years ago.
This genocide, instigated by the Khmer Rouge, a Communist group that ruled Cambodia from 1975–79, killed an estimated 1.7 to 3 million people. […]
About 700 food enthusiasts leapt from their seats and roared, “I love food!” Electric energy and the smell of roasting garlic permeated the air, Oct. 29, as the Taste of Home Cooking School commenced. Plus a recipe for groups: Broccoli Mac and Cheese Bake […]
From visual art exhibits to plays, concerts and recitals, October is full of arts events and entertainment to enjoy. […]
Groups performed at All Sing under the theme of holidays in the G.M. Savage Memorial Chapel, Oct. 2. […]
Union University hosted the 23rd Consortium for Global Education Sept. 22–24, where CGE’s international partners, colleagues and representatives from more than 40 universities and colleges across the country met to share information and discuss international programs. […]
History shows West Tennessee weather can be unpredictable, especially for the Jackson area. Danny Gant, National Weather Service meteorologist in Memphis, explained this trend. “The atmosphere is in a vicious cycle trying to balance itself out,” Gant said. […]
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