One of the more memorable games of Don Meyer’s tenure was the 1990 Battle of the Boulevard held in Memorial Gymnasium on Vanderbilt’s campus. Read the full story
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Part II: The Pinnacle of The Program, Lipscomb’s rise to basketball dominance
Posted on 02 February 2012.
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Local Eats: Provence Breads and Café
Posted on 01 February 2012.
Ooh La La!
French cuisine in Nashville? I must be dreaming! But my eyes are open! Provence Cafe and Bakery has captured the essence of a typical French cafe. Read the full story
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Battle of the Boulevard Podcast with Hunter Patterson and Alexander McMeen
Posted on 01 February 2012.
In the inaugural show of “Herd That” (title pending review from you all) Hunter Patterson and Alexander McMeen discuss everything you need to know about one of the biggest rivalries in college sports. If you are going to argue that is not the biggest, it is definitely the closest. We break down the 1990 game at Memorial, this year’s games and a ton of history about the big game. Listen, give us some feedback, and enjoy! Read the full story
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SGA announces Mat Kearney to play Spring concert
Posted on 31 January 2012.
Announced on Tuesday via SGA’s Twitter account, Mat Keraney will headline the 2012 Spring concert at Lipscomb. Lipscomb students will be offered free tickets to the show. Read the full story
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Gaylord Entertainment and Dolly Parton announce new theme park
Posted on 30 January 2012.
If you talk to any longtime Nashvillian, the word “Opryland” holds a feeling of earnest admiration.
In May 1972, Opryland USA opened its doors to the public, two years ahead of the legendary Grand Ole Opry House. Read the full story
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Film analysis: ‘Incendiary: The Willingham Case’
Posted on 30 January 2012.
A case about arson murder was the subject of the first of the HumanDocs film series for this semester, and students were piling in to Ward Hall Wednesday night for the showing of “Incendiary: The Willingham Case.” Read the full story
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In defense of George Lucas: A fanboy’s reaction to his semi-retirement
Posted on 23 January 2012.
At the age of six, I was a Star Wars kid.
During the dog days of my early youth, the epic story of Luke Skywalker’s quest to defeat the Empire captivated me more than any other silly children’s entertainment. I proudly owned the original films on VHS. I collected a large group of action figures from the Star Wars universe – even those random aliens that only appeared in a frame or two during the cantina scene of A New Hope. I even saw The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi during their theatrical re-releases. Read the full story
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Taylor Swift joins The Civil Wars for live song debut
Posted on 13 January 2012.
Met by a cheering crowd, Taylor Swift joined The Civil Wars Jan. 12, at the Ryman Auditorium for a surprise appearance, debuting their new song “Safe and Sound.” Read the full story
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