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TNJN Echo: March 2009
The film Slumdog Millionaire caused travelers to reflect on their own memories of India.
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The film Slumdog Millionaire caused travelers to reflect on their own memories of India.
By Kevan Elkins
published: April 08 2009 12:59 AM updated:: April 08 2009 12:59 AM

 


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TNJN Echo is a photo slideshow review of the top stories on TNJN.com compiled at the end of each month.

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Story Images The Lady Vols softball team continued a winning record through the month.
TNJN/Dishong, Benjamin
 As school work continues to pile up, many students found it difficult to make time for anything but books.
TNJN/Sprouse, Jennifer
 UT professor Robert Norrell's book earned national recognition.
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 Lane Kiffin and the Volunteers began spring practice.
TNJN/Ramey, Grant
The University of Tennessee Law School's Trademark Moot Court Team placed second in national competition.
Pettigrew, Lynne
 Some students questioned the benefits of living on campus in the coming semesters.
TNJN/Madrid, Elizabeth
 DanceBrazil energized the stage of the Clarence Brown Theater.
TNJN/Lambert, Andrew
 Students felt the effects of the economy while struggling in an unstable job market.
TNJN/Madrid, Elizabeth
 Both the Vols and the Lady Vols basketball teams made an early exit from the NCAA tournament.
TNJN/Ramey, Grant
 UT's diverse student body found many different ways to spend spring break.
TNJN/Elkins, Kevin
 Professor Brian Fagan spoke to students about combating climate crisis.
TNJN/Townsend, Stephen
 UT announced another tuition raise of 9%.
TNJN/Simmons, Emily
 Students discovered a variety of budget friendly activities in downtown Knoxville.
TNJN/Hertle, Monica
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