Monthly Archives: June, 2008

Biofuel research by APSU biology prof could help lessen fuel crisis

News Staff - Sunday, June 15, 2008 0

Research by an Austin Peay State University biology professor could help to manufacture hydrogen more efficiently for use as a biofuel in vehicles –...

Awkward facts about climatic disruption

A Guest Commentator - Sunday, June 15, 2008 0

Cautionary words on climate from a May 1 statement by George Woodwell, the founder and Director Emeritus of The Woods Hole Research Center. I explore...

APSU has new director to oversee planning of facilities, projects

News Staff - Sunday, June 15, 2008 0

Austin Peay State University has hired a new administrator to oversee the planning of campus facilities. Al Westerman has been named the new director of...

Kurita announces update on funds for APSU student housing

News Staff - Saturday, June 14, 2008 0

Senator Rosalind Kurita (D-Clarksville) announced today that the Tennessee Building Commission has approved the next phase of a $30 million student housing project for...

Governor’s School in Computational Physics welcomes 36 students

News Staff - Saturday, June 14, 2008 0

For the next five weeks, 36 high school students are at Austin Peay State University for Tennessee’s Governor’s School in Computational Physics. Students began...

On Flag Day, Honor our Flag!

Turner McCullough Jr. - Saturday, June 14, 2008 0

As the holiday created to pay homage to our national icon arrives, it's time to review the responsibilities attached to displaying the national emblem. June...

Termination appeal rejects CFD firing; next stop – the Mayor’s desk

Turner McCullough Jr. - Friday, June 13, 2008 2

Appeal panel rejects termination. CFD Engineer Steve Sherlock's 18.5 year career tentatively continues. In what became a marathon of persistence, a termination appeal hearing was...

Naomi Wolf speaks on ‘The End of America’

Christine Anne Piesyk - Friday, June 13, 2008 0

Naomi Wolf, author of the groundbreaking book The Beauty Myth, has been on the speaker circuit promoting her latest book, The End of America:...

Pss-s-st! “Sullivan’s!” In Charleston! Pass it on!!

Turner McCullough Jr. - Friday, June 13, 2008 0

Recently I had occasion to travel to Charleston, South Carolina. Going home has always been a special thing for me. Going out to the...

In Paducah, the world revolves around art

Debbie Boen - Thursday, June 12, 2008 0

Daytrips and Weekenders. As the summer months and the vacation/travel season approaches, we offer you, our readers, ideas for day trips and weekend excursions...

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