One year after floodwaters inundated Middle Tennessee many area residents have cleaned up and moved on, but some businesses are still in the recovery process. The Associated Press reported that damages in Nashville alone totaled more than $1.5 billion.
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As you flip through a magazine, watch television, scroll through your Facebook newsfeed or drive down the interstate, you are bombarded by hundreds of images of women. The media have long been criticized for disseminating unrealistic and idealized images of the female body, but the effects of such images are far deeper and more diabolical than we even realize. […]
Becoming a good athlete does not come from practice only as athletes must focus on nutrition year-round. They need to have good eating habits to achieve optimal performance. Athletes will gain the most from the amount of carbohydrates stored in the body. […]
Playing golf at a collegiate level is what Ryan Chandler, senior psychology major, wanted to do since his sophomore year of high school. Chandler, from Kenton, Tenn., played golf during all four of his years at Union City High School. He has been selected as the TranSouth Men’s Golfer of the Week three times this season. […]
Union students contribute to the university by working at the Spring Phonathon event to help raise funds. They call and update the alumni. “Students play an important role in the calling process,” said Teresa Rosson, assistant director of Development Services. […]
When I think of sins, I often classify them in a “bad to worse” spectrum. I am fully aware this is not biblical, but I cannot help but think to myself, “I know I should not have done this, but at least I am not a murderer!” […]
Similar to “Whose Line Is It Anyway,” the performance “Whose Bongo Is It Anyway” filled the W.D. Powell Theater with laughter and applause as Alpha Psi Omega, the theater honor fraternity, held its third annual improvisation event, April 19. […]
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