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  The Patriot Vol. 32 no. 5 (2002)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: Administrators Agree to Change Policy: Controversy Over Handbook Attracts Attention of News Organizations Across State; Noble Gases Win Patriot Challenge; Fierce Eagle Replaces Old University Logo; Council Condemns Non-Renewal Decision; Editorial; Handbook: Recipe for Disaster; Malaise of Miscommunication; Campus Voice; Censorship is the First Step to Outright Tyrrany; The Administration Should Avoid Losing Battle; Outraged on the Behalf of Student Journalists; Student Voices Belong on Publications Board; Games Patriots Play; Student's Idea Textbook Case of Competitive Online Trading; University Finds New Way to Connect; Nursing Group Focuses on Education, Service; Council Elects Vice Chairman; Psi Chi Honors Students, Faculty; University Offers Travel Study Tour of Turkey; Employee Appreciation Week Provides Free Fun for Faculty; Career Services: Helping Students Plan for the Future and Achieve their Goals; Sweet Sounds of Success; Tidings of Joy Comin in May to Local Church; Library Celebrates Poetry Month; Engineering Department Leaves Space for Astronaut; All Rise; UT Tyler Faculty, Staff Take Part in ETexas Fair; Patriots Defeat Wesleyan; Awards Highlight Year-End SGA Gala; Calendar of Events; Campus Police Reports; Computer Science Department Recieves Consortium Grant for Infinity Project

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  The Patriot Vol. 32 no. 6 (2002)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: Advisor Given New Contract; Publication Policy Agreement Reached; Favored Teacher Not Renewed, Bid for Tenure Unsuccessful; Who's Who Slate Announced; Hit or Miss; Editorial; Campus Voice; Letters to the Editor; Students Feel the Heat of Upcoming Exams; Spring Final Exam Schedule; Graduate Makes Bid for House; Owings Named Running Coach; University Sponsors Netter Day Camp; Students, Faculty Play for Fun, Bragging Rights; Boy's Best Friend; Golf Qualifying Rounds Set for Tyler, Longview; Halo Down Shakes Up Elmo's; Winning Poets Honored at Awards Ceremony; Family Reunion: Homesick Student Awaits Parent's Arrival; Alpha Chi Elects Officers; Library Sponsors Read-In; Patriot Days; Elephant Bones: Disposing of a Five Ton Body; Tips for Handling Your Very Own Elephant; Chemistry Society Promotes Good Will Toward Students; Calendar of Events; Beta Gamma Sigma Gains New Members

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  The Patriot Vol. 33 no. 1 (2002)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: UT Austin Pushes for Student Regent; Lampton Named New Longview UC Director; Clark Shifts to Associate Vice President Position; High Rise; Patriot Center Construction as Scheduled; Filing Period Set for SGA Campaigners; Patriot Names New Editorial Staff for Fall Semester; Editorial; Adventure Awaits New Students; Campus Voice; Remedy for Anxiety Just a Phone Call Away; Editorial; Change Moves Life Forward Into Many New Wonders; New Student Preps for Fall Semester, Role on Red Cross Board of Directors; University Announces Deans List for Spring Semester; 148 Students Named to Spring Honor Roll; Deans Lends Helping Hand During Cleanup; Cancelled Scrimmage Increases Excitement for Inaugural Season; Lady Patriot Roster Still Growing; Time for a Battle; Men's Soccer Signs 32 Players for First Season; University Joins 15 Teams in NCAA Division III Grouping; Fall Soccer Schedule; Social Darwinism, Strategy in Reality Television Amazes Viewer; Cowan Center Season Opens with Somers; Simple Simon's: Simply the Best Pizza; Student Services Office

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  The Patriot Vol. 33 no. 2 (2002)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: Building Nurses College's Needs; May I Have this Dance; Ceremonies Planned to Honor 9-11 Victims; Tamayo Plans Guilty Plea on Charges of Fraud, Theft; UT Tyler Ranks Number One for Tenured Faculty Ratio; Inagural Homecoming to Feature Parties, Entertainment; Editorial; Campus Voice; Telephone Voting Grabs American Public; Take Time Out for the Simpler Things in Life; Caught in the Line of Water; Commercials in the Works to Promote University; Donated Statue Dances Outside Riter Bell Tower; Adviser Has Faith in New Debate Team; Piles of Potatoes Contribute to Subway's Explanded Menu; Filing Continues for SGA Elections, 16 registered for Senator Positions; Take a Hike, A Walk on the Wild Side; Patriots Win First Game 4-1; Men's Team Dominated by Freshmen; Holiday Sidelines Soccer Fan Support in Inaugural Season; Women Patriots Fall to Warriors; Tennis Teams Sign 19 New Freshmen; Practice Makes Perfect; Box Office Hit Asks Question: Is There Life on Other Planets; 'My Big Fat Greek Wedding': Big Joke?; Police Reports; Baby Squirrels Rescued by Students After Storm; Campus Calendar

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  The Patriot Vol. 33 no. 3 (2002)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: Election to Stand Despite Mistakes; Coca-Cola Delivers Sole Bid on Vending; Alleged Assault Strikes Upines; Ride the Wave; Library Event Draws Attention to Book Censorship; Editorial; Campus Voice; Consolidating Debt Relieves Stressful Worries; Parking Creates Inconvenience-More than Catastrophe; Campus Calendar; University, Colleges Report Enrollment Increases; Conaway Elected Vice President of Communication Organization; University Graduate Twomey Recieves National Recognition; Tennis Challenger Set Oct. 27-Nov. 3; Netters Blank McMurry 7-0; Patriots Tie Tigers; Women Patriots Fall to Ouachita 8-0; Golf Coach escapes Serious Injury in Train-Truck Collision; Cross Country Prepares for Meet Sept. 21; Campus Remembers Loss of Life During Sept. 11 Ceremony; Students Reveal How 9-11 Affected their Lives, Family; A Legacy Begins; Patriots Sport New Tradition; Suzanne Somers to Perform Nightclub Show at Cowan Center; Tapestries, Collages Still Decorate Art Gallery; Well-Known Christian Music Group Grabs Attention with Lyrics on New CD; Tyler Art Museum Holds Exhibit Celebrating USA; Newly formed Wind Ensemble Group Begins Practice for First Concerts; Students Sought for University Committee Posts; Golf Classic Chips in Scholarship Funds; New Computers at Muntz Library Lapping up Student, Staff Attention; Police Reports; Two Campus Fountains Plauged by Expensive 'Soaping' Pranks; Center Seeks Student's Success

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  The Patriot Vol. 33 no. 4 (2002)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: Police Testing Letters; Truly Buzarre; SGA to Elect New Treasurer; Graduates Must Follow Process; Evaluation Gives Police Chief Good Marks; Planned Building to House Motivated Students; Alcohol Violations Main Focus of Discipline Cases; Editorial; Campus Voice; Depression Casts Long Shadow on America; Adults with Children Become Chameleons in Public; Police Reports; Forensic Team Competes in Arkansas; ACS Recieves 'Outstanding' Award; Buddies; Long Live the King: Icon's Memory Still Alive after 25 Years; Select Cast, Crew Members Prepare for Next Performance in Theater Season; World-Renowned Opera Makes Appearance on Campus; Tyler Fair Provides More than Traditional Treats; Fashion Cents: Thrift Stores Offer Variety, Bargain Buys; Netters Win Matches in San Antonio; Patriots Win 3-2 Over ETBU Tigers; East Texas Baptist University Defeats Patriot Women 7-0; Cross Country Runs First Meet in Georgetown; University Golf Places in Third Annual McLennan Fall Invitational Golf Tournament; Campus Calendar

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  The Patriot Vol. 33 no. 5 (2002)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: Treasurer Election Question: Winner Resigns, SGA Rules Committee to Investigate Results; Write in Wins Senatorial Seat; College Battles Rumors; Student Increase Largest in System; Nursing Program Offering Flu Shots; Subway Scores High Marks on Inspection; Editorial; Texas Two-Faced on Alcohol Laws; Letter to the Editor; Campus Calendar; Moore Farms Amazes Visitors; Talents of Musicians Come Together; East Texas Based Junior not Their Daddy's Music; University Netters Win Matches in Georgetown; Patriots Overtake Crusaders 2-1; No Hands; Lady Crusaders Defeat University Women 8-0; Patriot Teammates-a Whole New Latitude; Alcohol Awareness Week Oct. 21-25

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  The Patriot Vol. 33 no. 6 (2002)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: Chang Charges Challenger; Rules Committee Oks New Election; Firearms Training Keeps Officers Ready; Longview Campus to Sponsor Job Fair; DREAM Team Events Promote Alcohol Awareness; New UT Chancellor to Visit Campus, Speak With Faculty; Editorial; Insect Collecting Should be Left for Aliens; Childhood Inactivity Creates Major Health Concern; Campus Voice; University Revives Latin Class as New Alternative for Spanish; Professor Named Associate Fellow; Campus Calendar; Pats Win Final Home Game 3-0; Cross Country Ends Season in Longview; Patriot Women Lose 3-2 to Texas Wesleyan in Last Home Contest; National Soccer Tournament Schedule; Gettin' Their Kicks in East Texas: Hatcher Brothers Find Home on Same University Team; SGA President Running on Right Track; 'King Stag' Highlights Wardrobe; Thriller Movies get Killer Votes; Solo Artist Brings New Genre to Local Scene; The Patriot Newspaper Staff Recalls Stories About Halloween Moments; Lovers of Literature Counting on New Campus Organization; Oncology Education Seminar Scheduled for Nov. 8 at Robert R. Muntz Library; TJC Staffer Faces Drug Allegation; Blood Drive Gets Pumping in UC Tuesday; Police Reports; Healthy Foundation; Debate Team Talks its Way to Victories; Lumpe Appointed to Endowed Chair; Pumpkin Breath; Book Fair Raises Money for Future Health Scholars

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  The Patriot Vol. 33 no. 7 (2002)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: Warrants Issued in Assault Case; New Chancellor Tours University; Three Candidates Vie for Treasurer at Forum; 10 Named Publication Committee Appointees; Going Up; Traffic Violation Fines Shift into Higher Gear; Editorial; Unidentified Crisis Junkies Roam Campus; Pre-Packaged Convenience Foods Indulge Lazy Consumers; Master Plan Includes More Parking; Regents Approve Funds for University Housing; Students Respond to Need; Campus Calendar; Alpha Chi Name Six as Outstanding Faculty; University Loses Championship Game 3-2; Goldstein Clinches Challenger; Texas College Football-It's No Bull; Patriot Women Lose 2-0 to Warren Owls for Fourth; Score Board; Famous Musical Resumes Playing; Muddy Catastrophe for Everclear; Faculty, Students Present Art Pieces During Exhibition in Meadows Gallery, Lobby; Coffee Mill Cafe Combines Flavor with Fun, Classy Italian Atmosphere; Earth to Pat Green: Come Back Here, Please; Wind Ensemble to Perform Final Concert of Semester; Kung Fu Fighting; Instructor Flying on a Wing, Prayer; Students Shine as Super Stars; Vice President Honored with Leadership Award; Police Reports

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  The Patriot Vol. 33 no. 8 (2002)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: Palmquist Declared Winner; VP Withdraws from Classes, Resigns Post; Life for a Life: Former Student Denied Parole in Teacher's Murder; Mabry Names Final Member to Media Board; Prospective Patriots Preview University Campus; Editorial; Code Talker Chats About Student Schedules; Solutions Offer Aid for Staying Awake During Finals; Season of Success; Spring 2003 Patriots Tennis Team Schedule; Not a Puzza Hut; New Spring Shows for Cowan Center; Group Gives Theater Students Nod to Recieve Scholarship Nominations; 'King Stag' Cast Presents Worthy Performance; Music Department Plans New Ensembles for Next Spring; Police Reports; Eagle Eyes; Arellano, Miller Grabe Debate Awards

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  The Patriot Vol. 30 no. 1 (2001)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: President Approves Reorganization Plan; Student Injured in Accident; A Lasting Monument; SGA President Resigns: Griffy Accepts New Role; Provost Search Continues; Police Investigate Upines' Burglaries; Editorial; Children Should Be Accepted at Registration; Intercollegiate Athletics: Are They Right for Us?; Letter to the Editor; Administration Downplays Campus Parking Concerns; Student Aid Worker Fired from Position; Longview UC Director Lee Retiring; Spring 2001 Enrollment Increases 6 Percent; Judge Denies new Trial for Arsonist in Fatal Fire; Tresner Named Editor, Open House Scheduled; Ice Storm Chills Campus, Exam Schedule Disrupted; SACS Grants Reaccreditation, University Meets Guidelines; Vaughns Donate Funds for Pool; Art Professor Shows Her Work at Meadows Gallery; Southern Methodist Professor Lectures on Bombal's Novel; Mixed Emotions for New Movie 'Anti Trust'; Pitt Gives Great Performance with 'Snatch'; Defense Makes Champions; TJC Slips By Paris in Conference Opener; Survey Reveals Skepticism, Athletics Concern Faculty; UT Tyler Intramural Sports; Woodcreek Athletic Club Offers Student Memberships; On-Site Physical Fitness Facility; Former Librarian Returns as Director; President's List Announced; Fire Damages Professor's Home; Student's Named to Dean's List

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  The Patriot Vol. 30 no. 2 (2001)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: Reorganization Plan Takes Effect This Fall; Center Experiences Profit; Slow and Steady; Search for Provost Continues: Five Candidates Tour Campus; Nursing Students Given Chance to Practice on Human Subjects; Editorial; My Question Is: Where is the School Spirit; Tyler Moves Toward Tolerance, Understanding; And the Bell Tolls; Nine Students Recognized; Programming Contest Slated for March 9; Evans Resigns from Board; Brazzel Professorship Founded for University; Campus Cafe Scores Positive On County Health Inspection; New Asphalt Planned for HKPE Complex; Prize Winning Steel; Students Take Home Prizes for Art Work; Audience Frightened by Ticket Prices of "Valentine"; Theater Releases Cast List for "Blithe Spirit"; Student Flock to UT From Five State Area for Festival; Football Fans Gain XFL Option; Apache Ladies Strike First Blow; International Tennis Tournament; Slated on Campus; Getting to Know the Leaders: New SGA President Steps Up to the Plate; Grabbing the Reins; Vice President is Ready for the New Challenge; Treasurer Maintains Hectic Pace; Parliamentarian Continues to Serve; Two Debaters Place in Tournament; History Department Offers Travel/Study Courses to Europe for Graduate Students; Library Links

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  The Patriot Vol. 30 no. 2 (4) (2001)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: Investigation Suggests SGA Violated Own Election Code; SGA Candidates; Untersee Promoted to Vice President; O'Keeffe Named New Provost; Cowan Center Launches Membership Program; Pay Telephones Not Cost Efficient, Southwestern Bell Tells University; Editorial; Acquiring Financial Aid is a Few Steps Away; Letter to the Editor; Eminem's Messages Meant to Create Contraversy; How Do You Feel About the Pay Phones Being Taken From Campus?; Police Arrest TJC Student, Recover Stolen Property; Grand Jury Investigating Theft of University Tractor; Speeding Concerns Prompt Request for Radar Equipement; SGA Plans Formal, Dean Talks to Group; Campus Police Report; Christmas in March; Nursing Students, Mentors Honored for Volunteering; University Gets New Counselor for Recruitment; Students Get 6 Credit Hours While Visiting Mexico, Learning Culture; Education Honor Society Sponsors Fair for Champions for Children; Alan Keyes Discusses Americans Losing Their Rights; One Crown to Go: Apache Ladies Capture Region XIV Title, Four Victories From National Championship; Tourney Shines Despite Washouts; Automobile Leasing: Another Way to Have the Car You Want; Flannery, Roe Run for Vice President; Hamrick, Hong Vie for Treasurer; Three Officer Races Remain Uncontested; Freshman Running for Senator in Uncontested Race; Eight Contest Engineering, Computer Sciences Position; Three Business, Technology Senators Uncontested; One Candidate Running for Arts, Sciences Senator; Pre-Med Student Running Unopposed for Health Sciences Senator; Money Hungry

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  The Patriot Vol. 30 no. 3 (2001)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: All Saints Students Rise to Top of Heap in Contest; New Bills Sent to House, Committee Will Vote on Fees; Officials Expect New Traffic Light to Improve Safety Conditions; Colleges Lose Senators; Campus Clubs Compete for Cash, Matthews Creates Point System; Letter to the Editor; Balance of Church, State is Bushwhacked, Taxes Feed Churches; Fashion Parade: Predictions for the Future; Area High Schools Compete in Scrap Pile Challenge; Area High Schools Compete in Scrap Pile Challenge; New Officers for Nursing Association Selected After a One-Week Election; Senators Removed from Office, Baggett Appointed to Position; Hard at Work; Alan Keyes to Speak at Cowan Center; Pat Green, David Allen Coe Draw Energetic Crowd with Texas Music Revolution Style; Theater Festival Begins; Students Display Work at ACTF Competition; Distinguished Lecturers Student Session; Tillis Takes Charge of Defeating National Champs; TJC Remains Unbeaten in Conference; Are You Safe on Campus? Professional Tips to Helps Students Stay Aware; Officials Grant Presidential Funds for Summer Research; Writing Center Opens on Longview Campus; Student Wins Cash, Outlasts Competitors; Police Check Assault Attempt, Newspaper Questions Report

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  The Patriot Vol. 30 no. 4 (5) (2001)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: Voters Elect New SGA Officers; Longview, Palestine Students Vote; Griffy Files Records Request for Student Reporter's Notes; Patriot Days Coming Soon; University Officials Offer Olivier Position as Patriot Tennis Coach; Next Step for University Bills: Approval from House, Senate; Editorial; Planning, Organization is Key to Success; Letter to the Editor; Overweight Children Should Not be Singled Out; Why Do You Think it is Important for the Student Newspaper to Report the News, Even if it is Controversial; Outcomes of Uncontested Senator Races Surprise Some Winners; Stewart Blood Center Drive Attracts Donors on Campus; Computer Science Candidates Campaign Together; Ted Demme's New Film 'Blow' Scores Big with Story of '70s Cocaine Dealer; Courts to Decide Napster's Future: File Sharing Still Active on Internet; Defending Champs Face Tough Odds; TJC Women Finish Fifth in Nation; Fundraising Set for Revamped Golf Classic; Non-Traditional Students Find a Balance; Single Mother Juggles School, Parenthood, Jobs; Commuter Student Struggles with Being Away from Child; University Classifies Students; Fire Marshal Finds Violations, University Corrects Problems; New Provost Takes Over This Summer With Lower Salary than Predessor; Students Testify Before House, Senate about University Bills; Checking the Stock

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  The Patriot Vol. 30 no. 6 (2001)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: Jury Convicts Former Student of Bribe Charge; Campus Café Ends Contract Unexpectedly; Activities Planned for First Patriot Days; Newspaper Seeks Attorney General's Opinion; Bricks Stacking Up On Bell Tower, Completion Date Moved to June; Editorial; College Students Lacking Pride are Not Alone; University Gives Students Career Opportunities; The Truth: Adkin's Low-Carb Diet is Hazardous to Individual Health; Letters to the Editor; Future Educators Prepare; Senate Vacancies Filled by Write-ins; Campus Group Named Star Chapter at Event; Beauty and the Beast Bicycle Tour April 28; Students May Be Eligible for $1,000 Tuition Rebate Under Education Code; Art Sale in University Center Scheduled to Help Students Pay for Costs of Work; Rap-Metal: Scraping Barrel Bottom, Going Even Lower; Jordan Speaks at Cowan Center as Distinguished Lecture Series Ends; Contenders Prep for NBA Playoffs; Tennis Returns from Four Year Grave; Making the Pitch; Tennis Team Gains First Commitment; Workin' for a Living; Mabry Chooses Fisches as Patriots of the Year at President's Dinner; Campus Crime Report; Palestine Campus Gets Administrator; Catch This; Events Planned for Employee's Week; Friday the 13th; Triskaidekaphobia: For Those Who Fear the Number Thirteen; Friday the 13th is No Cause for Alarm, it's Just Another Day on the Calendar; Common Superstitions; 1st Annual Student Appreciation Week "Patriot Days"

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  The Patriot Vol. 30 no. 7 (2001)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: Officials Trolling for Subway Franchise; Two Instructors Cited for Service; Bug Off; Biology Honor Club Wins OSO Award, Cash Prize of $200; Journalism Students Receive TIPA Honors; Newspaper Places in Best of Show Contest, Staff Members Take Home Five Other Prizes; Editorial; Corrupted: Ways to Prevent the Fatal Error; Letter to the Editor; Confidence is Key to Survival in PostGraduation; Director Appointed at Longview; Awards Banquet for Psi Chi Held; Campus Crime Report; Nursing College Celebrates Silver Jubilee Anniversary; Jordan Talks to Community; New Book Holds Great Parody for Whole Family; Wrestling Pile Drives Tyler; Visiting a Museum Far, Far Away; True Legends Retire Only Once; Employee's Son Drafted by Ravens; Students Rely on Family Help; Ten Steps to a Great Resume; Patriot Games Stir Up, Promote Campus Life; Administrators Get Wet, Wild During Patriot Days Car Wash; Star Students Scramble for Scavenger Success

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  The Patriot Vol. 30 no. 8 (2001)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: Former President Inspires Graduates; Attorney General Delays; Welcome Week Scheduled; Bell Tower Work Finalized, Landscaping Still to Come; New Web Site Used for Freshmen Recruiting; Editorial; Searching for Answers in the College World; Long Distance Affair: Advice for the Lovelorn; Campus Activities Provide Key Factor in Student Success; What Was Your Favorite Part of Being a Freshman This Year?; Final Countdown for Bell Carillon; Library Offers NetLibrary, New Online Catalog System; Regent Members Approved; Subway Franchise, Manager Finalized; Campus Police Reports; Initial Reaction Indicates Patriot Event Successful; Tournament Results; Career Advice Available on Campus; Frog Fan: Career Coordinator Reveals Personality Traits, Hobbies; Peer Mentors: Role Models, Friends; Flying High; Smith County Offers Variety, Recreational Sites and Sounds; Web Assists College Students, Reduces Apartment Hunt Hassle; Educating Parents About Options Alleviates College Finance Stress; Game Face On; Convicted Murderer Recieves 40 Years; A Fond Farewell

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  The Patriot Vol. 31 no. 1 (2001)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: Attorney General Rules in Patriot's Favor; Tearful Moment; University Selects Patterson to Direct Athletic Program; Officer, Senator Vacancies Prompt SGA Fall Elections; Subway Surfaces on Campus; SGA Sponsors Week of Welcome; Matthews Resigns to 'Higher Calling'; Editorial; Editors Get Brunt of Criticism; Stop, Think About Life's Choices; Saying No Thank You While Looking Gift Horse in the Mouth; Theater: Life and Liberty; Journalist, Political Advisor Slated for Distinguished Lecture Series; Cowan Putting on Hits to Celebrate Fifth Year; Tennis: Back in the Swing of Things; TJC Names Marquis New Head Coach; Deans, President's Lists Announced; Dig It; Ring, Ring; SGA Revamping Constitution, Needs Approval; Police Chief Resigns After Poor Evaluation; Adkins Accepts Jail Term After Bribery Conviction; University State Owned, Ordinance Does Not Apply

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  The Patriot Vol. 31 no. 2 (2001)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: Officials Promise Refunds; SGA Sponsors Special Election; New Police Chief Takes Over; Rain Rain Go Away; Committee Renews Fitness Contract, Woodcreek Chosen Over Two Others; Proving Open Roads are Open, Patriot Reveals Outline of Budget; Editorial; Campus Day Care Gives Mothers a Break, Benefits Community; Recent Exececution Raises Questions About Texas Death Penalty; Letter to the Editor; Students Enjoy Food, Fun at First UT Welcome Week; ROTC Considered as New Program; Tractor Case Plows into Grand Jury; Let Them Eat Sandwiches; Burck Steps Down as UT Chancellor; University Benefactor Dies at Age 87; Carillon Tower Celebration; Art Department's Student Gallery Replaced by Administrative Offices in University Center; 'Captain Corelli's' Gives Audience Disappointment; Saints-Titans in Super Bowl XXXVI?; Patriot Challenger Slated for November; Buidling the Future; Fall Sports Heating Up for TJC; TJC Volleyball Schedule; Bikes are Back; Mariani Confident Subway a Success; Hobbs Named New Debate Coach, Post Filled After a Year with Interim; Campus Police Report; Campus Activities; Starting Over; SGA Orientation

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  The Patriot Vol. 31 no. 3 (2001)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: Terrorism Hits Home: Administrator's Son Comes Close to Danger at WTC; SGA Activates Judicial Board, Special Election Issue Resolved; Irregularities Cause Voting Problems; Here, Kitty; Traveling Expenses Eat Up Majority of Debate Team's $15,000 Budget; Athletic Fee Repayments in the Mail; Freshmen Senators: Experienced Enough; America's Resolve Tested Through Emotional War; Student Development Specialist Introduced to UT; Prophecies of War; Keeping an Eye on the Ball; Calendar of Events; Student Enrollment Hits All Time High; VP Leave UT for Comptroller Division; Campus Police Report; Virus Infects Campus Computers; Business Parking Spilling into City Streets, Enrollment May be Factor; Voters Select Williams, Approve 10 Amendments; Anticipation of Larger Enrollment Spurs Hike in Advertising Budget, Officials Say; East Texas Native Returns to Tyler; Restaurant Review: Shoguns; Entertainment Industry Rethinks Releases After Terrorism Strikes; Sports World Faces Tough Decisions; And Through the Woods; Patriot Golf Classic Nets First Year Profit; University Tennis Teams Compete in San Antonio; Day of Terror; Terrorism Hits the Economy: President Bush Encourages Return to Normalcy;

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  The Patriot Vol. 31 no. 4 (2001)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: Students Get to See 'Real Justice System'; SGA Sets Up Account for Terrorist Relief Fund; Give Me a Break; First-Ever Freshman Senator Elected; Bus Route Expansion Hits UTT; Officer Stipends Eat Up SGA Budget; Party Safe; Editorial; Muslim Student Applauds Community's Kindness; Copyright Laws Help Corportations at Consumer's Expense; UT System Remains Untouched by Acts of Misguided Vengeance; Campus Voice; Who's the Survivor; Fond Farewell; HPE Parking Lot Completion Date Indefinite; ACS Chapter, Two Professors Recieve Honors; Police Report; Calendar of Events; Wood Wall Sculptures; The Stars Come Out to Donate; Restaurant Review: Frisco's; The Theatre's Fall Cast; Tennis Teams Fare Well in First Tournament; Intramural Sports Schedule; New Events Added to Patriot Classic; The New Guy; University's New Blue; Taking Time Out; Shots Across Texas; Driven 2 Find a Cure; Administrators Work to Boost Alumni for Future; Hold that Puck; Students Observe, Study Growth of Children in Developement Class

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  The Patriot Vol. 31 no. 5 (2001)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: New 'Student' Joins Longview; SGA Votes for Board's New Justice; More Money, More Activities; Student Government Organizes Fund Raiser for Victim's Families; Court Held at Cowan Center; Lunsford Gets New Title, Duties; Editorial; Jury Duty Should be Honor, Not Nuisance; Flying Scared, Aftereffects of Terrorism Set In; Letter to the Editor; Living with a Life-Threatening Disease; Pre-Halloween Fall Fest 2001; Patriot Netters Excel During Plano Games; Martin Commits to University Tournament; Let There be Light; Outback Donates Sales; Marcel Marceau Speaks Out; O'Reilly's Speech Kicks Off Distinguished Lecture Series; Debate Team Members Take Second at Tourney; Committee Appointed to Find VP; Journalist Jailed for Contempt After Refusing to Release Notes; Calendar of Events

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  The Patriot Vol. 31 no. 6 (2001)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: SGA Petitions Judicial Board Waits for Ruling; Pumpkin Patch Preschoolers; Officials Say No Cause for Anthrax Worries; Salaries, Benefits Consume $137,000 Counseling Budget; Police Promise to 'Follow the Law'; Donation Deadline Extended; Editorial; Students Seek to be Cheated of Money, Time; Halloween Spirit Dying Off in Time of Real Terrors; Senioritis Strikes Students; Campus Voice; Psi Chi Works to Build House; Ford Collects Snakes for Research; Professor Recruited to Aid New Yorkers; Wanted: Job Seekers; Proposed State Amendments; Freshman Seminar; O'Reilly Addresses Attacks; Comic Potential Wins Several Acting Awards; University Sponsors Tournament; Student Watches Husband Live his Dream; Fighting for Yardage; Players Commit to Game; Netters Hunek, Ncube Advance to Patriot Challenger Tourney; Workin' for a Living: Work Study: Valuable Experience; Stay Dry; Tyler Police Shoot Man After Standoff, Attempts at Negotiation Thwarted; Cowan Center Records Profit in Spring Semester; Web Site Introduces New Litter Logo; Police Reports; Calendar of Events

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  The Patriot Vol. 31 no. 7 (2001)

  University of Texas at Tyler

  The official newspaper for the University of Texas at Tyler before it was changed to the Patriot Talon. Articles in this issue include: Ringing in the Tower; Judicial Member Arrested; Fans Enjoy Professional Tennis at Patriot Challenger Tourney; New Terrorism Class to Raise Awareness; Regents Hold Meeting in Library; Career Budget Detailed; Editorial; Searching for Closure Amid Uncertainty; Court of No Appeals; Optimism and Gratitude Should Outlast Turkey; Campus Voice; Grothues, Love, Fisher Recieve Teaching Awards; Making Things Pretty; Spanish Trip Offers Credit Hours to Student for Summer Session; Thailand Trip Offered as Marketing Class; SGA to Decide about 'Dead' Day; Area Schools Attend TSA Leadership Conference; Donation Totals Not In, Clubs to Release Money; Briefs; Pixar's Animation Team Raises the Bar Once Again; Twenty-Four Artists Participate in New Meadows Clay Exhibit; What a Challenge; Okun Wins Singles Title; Professor Counsels at Ground Zero; Regents Attend Formal Bell Tower Dedication; Governor Defends Right of Prayer in Schools; Police Reports; Calendar of Events