Table of contents of issues published between Winter 1996 and
Summer 1998.
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Summer 1998
by Mike Bradley
Dollars from UT Knoxville's new technology fee have stretched further than expected.
UT Community Programs offered its first entirely on-line class last spring.
Two UTK researchers have been instrumental in searching for the cause of a mystery ailment among Asian elephants in national zoos.
Come home to campus and celebrate Homecoming 1998 on Nov. 6 and 7.
Last season was a whirlwind of wins, honors, and even a little Hollywood as the team made history with its third consecutive national championship.
Scholarships, honors programs, and campus visits are attracting more African-American students to UTK.
Academic Vice Chancellor John Peters and the deans have identified eight areas of research, scholarship, and creative activity at UTK as priority areas for the next five years.
Thanks to a new UTK program, physicians can keep their fingers on the pulse of their businesses as well as their patients.
To physicists and nuclear scientists, turning matter into light, heat, and other forms of energy is nothing new.
UTK dance instructor Melinda Brown and nine dance students appeared in the National College Dance Festival Gala Performance in Washington, D.C.
UT is a partner in the new National Transportation Research Center being built near Knoxville.
UT is positioning itself as the "preferred provider" of assistance to the automotive industry in the South.
Peyton-mania has gone national.
The 1998-99 president of the UT National Alumni Association is Hunter Wright of Kingsport.
UTK is giving K-12 teachers some space.
1998 lineup of brief and informative lectures offered by the College of Arts and Sciences before home football games.
The School of Journalism will send 16 juniors, seniors, and master's students to European journalism schools during the next four semesters.
Seven students won the coveted Torchbearer award for 1998.
The newest exhibit at UTK's McClung Museum has a rich patina of antiquity.
What used to be a busy street in the heart of the campus has become a quiet pedestrian mall.
UTK programs continue to place among the nation's best in U.S. rankings.
Sports is such a big part of life today that it's not surprising it's finding its way into the classroom.
Gifts help the University offer the very best education, research, and service.
There's still time to register for Alumni Summer College August 5-9 at UTK.
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