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Volume 7, Issue 5

"Democracy means that anyone can grow up to be president, and anyone who doesn't grow up can be vice president."- Johnny Carson


 


Vol. 7, No. 5
THE VOICE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT MONTICELLO
Oct. 4, 2009


Photo by Linna Jones

Wrapping it Up -First-year student Nicholas Kimbell watches as Anthony Bonds wraps his arm after he donated a pint of whole blood at the American Red Cross Blood Drive Sept. 29. The Red Cross received about 97 donations Sept. 29 and 30. (more)


 

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Senate Discusses Excessive Absenteeism

By Susan Pruitt

 
   "The University of Arkansas at Monticello senate discussed absenteeism and nominated new members Oct. 1.

  
   Angelia Buford, senate clerk, proposed giving demerits to excessively absent members."



Moore Wins Prestigious Award

By Nick Johnson


   "University of Arkansas-Monticello’s Robert “Red Hawk” Moore, recently won the Bright Hill Press Poetry Book Competition for his upcoming book-length poem “Raven’s Paradise.”

   Bright Hill Press (NY) will publish the book in 2010. The Bright Hill Press Poetry Book Competition is a national poetry-book competition."


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Criminalizing Us All


   "You don't need to know. You can't know." 

   That's what Kathy Norris, a 60-year-old grandmother of eight, was told in October 2003 when she asked court officials why federal agents had subjected her home to a furious search. The agents who ransacked the Norrises' longtime home in Spring, Texas, answered no questions while they emptied file cabinets, pulled books off shelves, rifled through drawers and closets, and threw their contents on the floor."

Putting a Price on Freedom


    "Imagine a negotiation like one commonly seen at an auto dealership. The seller pitches a price; the buyer complains it's too high. They fiercely consult and haggle, and eventually strike a deal. Now imagine a similar scene, but where the object of contention is not a car, but a human being. Are these two scenarios essentially the same?"



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Mariah Carey's 'Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel' Reflects 20-Year Career

By Douglas Boultinghouse

  
   "Mariah Carey, the record-breaking diva with the powerhouse vocals and genius chops as a songwriter, released her 14th album Sept. 29. “Memoirs of an Imperfect Angel” gives flashbacks to her albums of the past 20 years while maintaining a fresh sound only she could create."

Walk This Way: A Fashion Column

By Amber Rowe

   "Fall is on its way here and the cold weather is drawing near so when you step into the season you may want to do it in style in this particular foot candy. The following are just a few trends that we’ll be seeing for Fall 2009 so take a look to see what to shop for."


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Weevils Knock Off Unbeaten Ouachita Baptist 34-32


   "The University of Arkansas at Monticello football team defeated 14th ranked Ouachita Baptist Saturday evening by a final score of 34-32 to give the Tigers their first loss of the 2009 season."

Cotton Boll Stadium, Steelman Field House Back in Operation


   "Convoy Leslie-Cotton Boll Stadium and Steelman Field House are both back in full operation after more than a week of being shut down due to concerns about a design flaw of the stadium’s light poles."


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