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Volume 7, Issue 6
"The pen is mightier than the sword, and considerably easier to write with." - Marty Feldman
Vol. 7, No. 6
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THE VOICE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT MONTICELLO
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Oct. 11, 2009 |
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Photo by Susan Pruitt
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Campus Enrollment - (from left) Board of Visitors' Jeff Owyoung, Tommy Maxwell, Reginald Glover, Bennie Ryburn, Chancellor Jack Lassiter and Jimmy Barrett review the numbers for the current enrollment at the University of Arkansas at Monticello during the Board of Visitors meeting held Oct. 8. The current enrollment stands at 3,482 students. (more)
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By Susan Pruitt
"The Board of Visitors
met in the Spencer Gallery of the Fine Arts Center Oct.8 to discuss the
current enrollment of the University of Arkansas at Monticello colleges
and future building plans."
Editor's Note: An error appeared in the article about the
Board of Visitors meeting. The original article stated Provost R. David
Ray said James Woolly would be the new chair for the division of Music.
James Woolly will replace Annette Hall until Ray hires a new chair. The
article has been updated to reflect these corrections.
The Voice reflects student work produced within a journalism practicum,
and is meant to be a learning process. We regret any inconvenience
caused by our mistakes.
By Linna Jones
"The University of Arkansas-Monticello Speech and Debate set a new
record for Weevils Wars with 127 students and professionals debating
Oct. 9-11."
Read More News Articles
By Linna Jones
"Newspapers tell us about what is happening today and
reminds us what has happened in the past.
Newspapers come in many different forms of
weeklies, dailies, national and metropolitan dailies and online versions, among
others. They can be found on almost all of the continents and almost
every country around the world."
"Barack Obama has inspired. He has elevated. He has
brought hope to people around the world. He has reinvigorated dialogues
that seemed long dead, or hidden on back burners.
For that, on Friday, he was awarded the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize."
Read More Commentary Articles
By Douglas Boultinghouse
"The University of Arkansas-Monticello Art Club will open its “Faces” exhibit the week of Oct. 13 in Jeter Hall Room 101.
According to club member Belinda Jeffers, who will display her own art
in the exhibit, any UAM student may submit work with his or her
interpretation of the theme “Faces."
By Douglas Boultinghouse
"Singer-songwriter and country artist Luke Bryan, known for his party
songs “All My Friends Say” and “Country Man” takes a different approach
to his sophomore album “Doin’ My Thing,” released Oct. 6 by Capitol
Nashville.
While Bryan continues to party on songs, the album contains songs with deeper meaning than drinking and bonfires."
Read More Arts & Entertainment Articles
"The University of Arkansas at Monticello football
team racked up a season high 552 yards of total offense in a 34-3 win
over West Georgia Thursday evening in the Gulf South Conference TV Live
Game of the Week.
All 34 points for the Weevils came in the first half, 22 of them coming
in the second quarter. The Wolves scored their only points off a field
goal with 5:02 left in the first quarter."
"University of Arkansas at Monticello junior quarterback
Scott Buisson is the school's new all-time leader with 8,629 yards of
total
offense with more than a season remaining in his career."
Read More Sports Articles
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