KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Florida has held a gridiron advantage over Tennessee in recent years, but Tennessee beats Florida by a mile when it comes to roadways. Florida roads were ranked third worst for potholes and poor repair in a recent study of roads in 38 states and Washington, D.C., by the Surface Transportation Policy Project,
KNOXVILLE–A University of Tennessee-Knoxville associate professor of classics has been named the state’s top foreign language educator. Dr. Christopher P. Craig is recipient of the 1997 Jacqueline Elliott Award from the Tennessee Foreign Language Teaching Association. Marie Miller-Whitehead, who chairs the association’s awards committee, said Craig was recognized for organizing workshops to help students and
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Dr. Jack P. Greene of Johns Hopkins University will be guest speaker Oct. 6 for a visiting scholars lecture series at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville. Greene, an historian of the American colonial and revolutionary eras, will speak at the Milton M. Klein History Studies Fund Visiting Scholars Lecture Series. The series honors
KNOXVILLE, Tenn.– A Middle Tennessee business and industry forum is scheduled Oct. 29 to help area executives learn more about resources available to them through the University of Tennessee. Mike Curry, assistant vice president for corporate relations at UT, said the forum will provide action-oriented information for business and industry leaders. “The forum, the first