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| Virtual U | |||||
| Personal computers, the Internet and leading edge professors are taking higher education classrooms to a place they've never gone before — cyberspace. Is there still a place for bricks-and-mortar universities? FULL STORY (PDF) | |||||
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| Standing their watch (PDF) | |||||
| Here at home, it's easier to put war on pause and skip a day or two of reading the news about Iraq or Afghanistan. But dozens of men and women in the U.S. military at home and abroad shaped part of their skills and character as students, often ROTC cadets, at Tennessee Tech. | |||||
| The agony and the ecstasy (PDF) | |||||
| Irving Stone's novel about the artist Michelangelo nailed it: The artist's life is as much about pain as it is the glory of creation. For the sheer love of art, these alumni artists are pursuing their dreams. | |||||
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