The Pacer thanks readers for successful semester

We have finally come to the last print issue of The Pacer this semester, and my, has it been an eventful academic year thus far. With news about U.S. intervention in Syria, an Indian Miss America, a federal government shutdown, UTM’s ROTC program originally being scheduled for closure and a recent hazing controversy, we haven’t… Continue reading The Pacer thanks readers for successful semester

Hazing: Sometimes it can go too far

Hazing has long been a tradition in many different circles of life, but there comes a point when humorous hazing becomes unnecessary meat-headed bullying that needs to be eliminated. Whether it’s physical abuse or monetary exploitation, the tradition of hazing is one that is led with evil intent cleverly disguised as tradition. Don’t get me… Continue reading Hazing: Sometimes it can go too far

Persona protects students from posting questionable material

Our society has become obsessed with social media. People, on average, spend more time tweeting and updating Facebook posts than they spend talking to their friends in person.  Social media is more than just a place to share pictures of your breakfast, lunch or dinner, though. Many employers are adding a search of potential employees’… Continue reading Persona protects students from posting questionable material

The Pacer wishes students a happy Thanksgiving

Halloween has come and gone, leaving only stomachaches, embarrassing costume photos and lackluster attendance for next day classes in its wake. Veterans Day is also behind us, and soldiers and students both have the pleasure and relief of knowing that UTM’s ROTC program is no longer scheduled for a 2015 closure. You know what that… Continue reading The Pacer wishes students a happy Thanksgiving