01/24/2005

@tennessee, Fri, Jan 21, 2005
Daily Newsletter for Knoxville Faculty and Staff

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GOOD NEWS

--- UT students living in on-campus housing now can download music and
other on-line features free through an agreement between the university
and Napster. The pilot program is coordinated on campus by the Office of
Information Technology, Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs,
and the Student Government Association.

http://pr.tennessee.edu/news/article.asp?id=2119

--- The winter issue of Tennessee Alumnus features Dr. Jinx Stapleton
Watson, UT associate professor of information sciences, who has been
instrumental in growing the Dolly Parton Imagination Library for Tennessee
children. Now it's going national.

http://pr.tennessee.edu/alumnus/alumarticle.asp?id=552

--- Municipal Technical Advisory Service, an agency of the UT Institute
for Public Service that provides training and technical support to
Tennessee's 348 cities, will move its headquarters to Oak Ridge this
spring. MTAS headquarters, which have been in Knoxville for 55 years,
currently are in the UT Conference Center on Henley Street.

http://www.mtas.utk.edu/public/web.nsf/search/Home?Opendocument

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TODAY

--- War on Terrorism, UT Science Forum led by General Carl Stiner, U.S.
Army (retired), former commander in chief, U.S. Special Operations
Command, noon Fri, Jan 21, Thompson-Boling Arena, Dining Room C-D. Bring
your own lunch or purchase it from Arena.

--- Using Academic Search Premier, UT Libraries Workshop, 2-4 pm Fri, Jan
21, in 211 Hodges Library (InfoLab). Instructor: Kawanna Bright, reference
librarian. Academic Search Premier provides full-text for over 3,900
scholarly publications, including over 3,000 peer-reviewed journals.

http://www.lib.utk.edu/instruct/workshop/

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MARK YOUR CALENDAR

--- Taste and See That the Lord is Sweet (Ps. 33:9): The Flavor of God in
the Medieval West, lecture by Rachel Fulton, University of Chicago, author
of From Judgment to Passion: Devotion to Christ and the Virgin Mary,
800-1200, 7 pm Thurs, Jan 27, in 1210 McClung Tower. Sponsored by UT's
Medieval Studies program.
http://web.utk.edu/~marco/default.html

--- School of Music Showcase, 6 pm Sat, Jan 29, Club LeConte. Sponsored by
the School of Music Advisory Board to raise money for student scholarship
funds. Individual tickets $110. Tables limited to eight persons. For more
info or to make reservations call 974-8935.

--- Richard Trythall, UT alumnus and composer-pianist, in concert, 8 pm
Tues, Feb 1, Music Hall Auditorium, 1741 Volunteer Blvd. Sponsored by the
UT School of Music. Free admission.

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