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New SG leaders sworn into positions

Student Government celebrated this year’s accomplishments and welcomed new members who were sworn in at Student Senate Tuesday night. Senate held their last session of the school year as well as the first session of the upcoming year. During the session, former SG President Matt Rubin gave the State of the Students Address. Full story

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IC Mock Draft 2012

With the 2012 NFL Draft taking place tonight, the IC Sports staff has combined its NFL knowledge to produce our fourth annual mock draft. The draft choices were picked by a consensus from Managing Editor Nate Pentecost, Sports Editor Jay Skebba and IC Sports contributor Nick Delwiche. To keep the mock as accurate as possible, we have not included possible trades we believe could take place. So even if it is likely that the Vikings at No. 3 or Jaguars at No. 7 may wish to trade down, we have kept each team locked into their original draft position. Picking a mock draft is nearly impossible, especially with the smokescreens that each team puts out before the draft begins. Then there’s the thought process that each team goes through. Even if 31 teams don’t see someone as first-round talent, it takes just one to make that selection. This is our best guess of how tonight’s draft will play out. Full story

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Smoking, Student Government and Syria

The past year at UT has been nothing less than memorable. We’ve seen everything from protests and political activism to the squabbling of Student Government. Students made their voices heard through discourse, panel discussion and public outcry in response to events including the Trayvon Martin case, UT’s attempt at an innovative parking system, the designated smoking zones and the plight of the Syrian people. Let us take this time to acknowledge these efforts and other notable occurrences which have affected the UT community this year. Full story

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Senior music recitals cap off music education and performance degrees

While most seniors spend their final academic year raising grades, applying for graduation and job-hunting, music majors prepare to perform. A senior music recital is a concert performance meant to showcase a senior’s growth in musical skill and knowledge over four years. It is a degree requirement of all music education and music performance majors. “[The recital] serves as the capstone of the undergraduate performing experience,” said Robert Ballinger, associate lecturer for the music department. “The goal itself is to present a picture of a young artist.” Full story



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