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Jennifer Stinnett
jstinne7@tennessee.edu

Jennifer is currently a junior in Journalism and Electronic Media, with an emphasis in Visual Communication. She transferred to the University of Tennessee after her freshman year at Auburn University, and has had no trouble in finding things to get involved in.

 

In addition to participating in student groups and writing and taking photos for the Tennessee Journalist, Jennifer is also completing a practicum as a contractor for Scripps on the HGTV Web site. In the Spring of 2009, Jennifer will complete a practicum with WATE.com, the Web site for the local ABC news affiliate.

Jennifer is interested in a variety of things; from current events, to fashion, pop culture, food, photography, interior design and more. She loves traveling to Chicago, and looks forward to moving there when she graduates.

Jennifer will graduate a semester early, in Fall of 2009.

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August 07 2008 :: Student organizations hurt by budget cuts
September 04 2008 :: "First Friday," an invitation to downtown Knoxville
September 10 2008 :: Hanson coming to Knoxville
September 21 2008 :: CPC Film Committee offers students recent movies that don't break bank
October 26 2008 :: "High School Musical" appeals to more than just high schoolers
November 18 2008 :: Top Chef premiere promising
November 24 2008 :: Recipe Rundown: Sausage balls
November 17 2008 :: Recipe Rundown: Twice-baked potatoes
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UT Downtown Gallery was one of about 30 locations open for First Friday.
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Across the street at Gallery 1010, was an exhibit of screen printed mattresses.
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It was a packed house at UT Downtown on First Friday.
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Gallery 1010
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A panoramic shot of Fantasy of Trees; still crowded despite the economy.
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Sausage balls are worth your money and time.
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The end result: an OK potato that wasn't quite worth the effort
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Your potato mixture should look something like this right before you stir in the cheese and spinach
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Chop the tops off the potatoes and gut the potato insides out
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...however, once it's finished the spinach will have shrunk to a more manageable portion.
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When you first put the spinach in to sautee, it will look like a lot...
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The Ice Chalet
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The Ice Chalet
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The Ice Chalet
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The ice rink provides a year-round cold weather option.
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The Ice Chalet attempts to create a cozy atmosphere with a fire and a hot cocoa stand.
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A panoramic view of the Ice Chalet
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Large classes can sometimes make it harder to pay attention; students often feel like just a number.
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UT's MBA program is moving to the James A. Haslam, II business building.
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High School Musical 3 promises to be a big box office hit.
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Cooper said men also face image issues.
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Cooper said image issues are reaching kids through biased toys.
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Camille Cooper discussed the media's obsession with image Monday night at the UC.
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Jamie Creech even got his linemen involved when he needed first downs.
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Jamie Creech connected on his first six second-half passes.
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One of the best features of Movies on the Town was the outdoor setting
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Sixteen Candles was the featured movie this past Friday
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Mountain Soul performing
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Shaved ice flavors at World's Fair Park
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World's Fair Park provided the perfect Knoxville setting
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The view of Mountain Soul performing through the Shaved Ice booth
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This was the last of this season's Movies on the Town to be held in World's Fair Park; the last three will be in Market Square
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Radio Station B97.5 was one of the many local sponsors of Movies on the Town
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Local band Mountain Soul performed before the movie
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People brought blankets, lawn chairs and snacks to enjoy the night
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People get in their spots for the outdoor movie showing of Sixteen Candles as part of the Movies on the Town series
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The Issues Committee's next speaker will be Sir John Boyd on Oct. 16.
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Lisa Ling spoke to students and members of the community about a variety of issues.
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