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| Making the grade | |||||
| TTU ranks among the South's best universities, say both U.S.News & World Report and The Princeton Review. FULL STORY (PDF) | |||||
| Also inside this issue | |||||
| *Changing people's lives (PDF) | |||||
| Every second, nine Viagra tablets are dispensed, and Jackie Corbin, captain of the 1962 Tennessee Tech football team, couldn't be happier. | |||||
| *Paradise lost (PDF) | |||||
| The pastoral beauty of our area has been invaded by a deadly drug. Alumni step up to the front lines of the battle against methamphetamine. | |||||
| *Southern traditions (PDF) | |||||
| The history of Cookeville and Putnam County, chartered on Feb. 11, 1854, is as full of eccentric souls as anything Faulkner ever imagined in Yoknapatawpha County. Celebrating 150 years of Cookeville and Putnam County's more colorful characters. | |||||
| *A foundation for compassionate care (PDF) | |||||
| In some parts of the U.S., the health care industry is importing nurses in anticipation of a projected national nursing shortage, and the TTU Foundation is doing something about it. | |||||
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