Fishing is not only recreational time to release stress, but it is also a sport. The Collegiate Bass Anglers Team of UTM know first hand how to make your fishing experience a successful one. “Fishing is easy; it’s the catching part that’s hard,” said Jonathan Garrison, Senior Bass Anglers Team Alumni. Although fishing is allowed… Continue reading Collegiate Bass Anglers Team gives fishing advice for season
UTM ATO chapter receives community service award
The Zeta Pi Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega has redefined what it means to serve. Recently, this UTM fraternity was recognized by the national organization of ATO and named the Good Samaritan Elevate runner-up with over 12,000 service hours. Though being a small chapter, the passionate men of Zeta Pi have made not only an… Continue reading UTM ATO chapter receives community service award
5th annual Cancer Crash Car Bash dedicated to cancer victims
A sledgehammer, safety glasses and a fighting attitude is what the city of Martin was in for at the 5th Annual Cancer Crash Car Bash. The fundraiser for Cancer included donations, T-shirts and letting off some steam for the cause by using a sledgehammer to “smash and bash” a car while wearing safety glasses. “This… Continue reading 5th annual Cancer Crash Car Bash dedicated to cancer victims
Delta Sigma Theta hosts ‘Soul Night’
A night of poetry and neo soul music is what the Eta Xi chapter of Delta Sigma Theta had in store for UTM on Wednesday, Sept. 11, 2013, an event for all the soul lovers called “Soul Night.” This event was full of soul from the moment the students hit the door. Selections of soul… Continue reading Delta Sigma Theta hosts ‘Soul Night’
The Pacer Vol. 86 Issue 2
Forgotten Favorites review: ‘Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace’
I came up with the Forgotten Favorites series idea while watching some of my favorites. It made me think about how I reference and love many forgotten pieces of cinematic gold; gold that has been packed into a shoebox and thrown into the attic. It is really a disservice to you to forget such masterpieces,… Continue reading Forgotten Favorites review: ‘Garth Marenghi’s Darkplace’
New year brings changes in SGA
The Student Government Association’s 62nd General Assembly had its first meeting of the 2013-2014 school year on Wednesday, Sept. 4. Alex Wilson, the previous assembly’s president and this year’s vice president, announced Freshmen Council has plans to start next week. John Abel, SGA’s new advisor, informed the assembly of the changes made to Homecoming voting.… Continue reading New year brings changes in SGA
Review: Dustin Lynch kicks off the Soybean
Soybean is back again, and Dustin Lynch kicked it off with a bang. The whole town came out to see the big country star and got a great show. The 20th Annual Soybean Festival picked a great entertainer to start it off. Lynch sang many of his own songs, which found inspiration from other artists, such… Continue reading Review: Dustin Lynch kicks off the Soybean
UTM Travel Study programs open doors for students
For those who have ever wanted to broaden their college experience by learning somewhere other than at the campus of UTM, the UTM Travel Study office might just be able to help. This year, over 15 programs are available including trips to Japan, France, Germany, Washington D.C., Brazil and Guatemala. “We have several travel studies,… Continue reading UTM Travel Study programs open doors for students
Davis wins 9th annual Miss Soybean title
This Saturday, Aug. 31, the 9th annual Miss Soybean Pageant was held in the Student Life Center. The pageants began at 10 a.m. and ended at 5 p.m. The Miss Soybean emcee was UTM’s very own Mary Lynn Williams. The judges were Taren Hatcher, Mimi Dubois and Jantzen Kelly. This year, the volunteer group that… Continue reading Davis wins 9th annual Miss Soybean title