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Out to Pasture

Out to Pasture

Phil Baggett "retires" to grass-fed farming. Part of the series, "Corporate to Country."

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Savoring Wine

Savoring the Winemaker’s Life

Ron Bunnell's Washington state wines garner critical acclaim.

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Get Out of Your Seat

Get Out of Your Seat

Sitting is hazardous to your health.

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Windows to Heaven Icon

Windows to Heaven

Museum displays Russian icons.

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Small and Powerful

Small and Powerful

Today's iPad matches the fastest computer from 1985.

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Fries with That?

Fries with That?

Place your restaurant order on a touch screen.

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Working for Santa

Working for Santa

Alumna Carol Aebersold helps boys and girls be good with The Elf on the Shelf.

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In a Perfect World

In a Perfect World

A new civility initiative permeates all aspects of the Knoxville campus.

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Flowers Reunite Families

Flowers Reunite Families

These greenhouse owners left behind successful careers to return to Pall Mall, Tennessee. Part of the series, "Corporate to Country."

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Counting Blessings, Counting Sheep

Counting Blessings, Counting Sheep

Sheri Palko says raising sheep is similar to her former career as a software engineer--but better. Part of the series,…

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Books in Common

Books in Common

Henrietta Lacks, Boy Who Harnessed the Wind have students talking.

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Return Mail

Return Mail

A letter written by university president Joseph Estabrook in 1835 comes home to Knoxville.

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Small Town to High Court

Small Town to High Court

Justice Sharon Lee is proud of her accomplishments and her small-town roots.

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For Sororities--Home Sweet Home

For Sororities–Home Sweet Home

Construction of UT Knoxville's new Sorority Village will begin this summer.

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I Swear

I Swear

Profanity can be less offensive to some viewers on cable channels.

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Are We There Yet?

Are We There Yet?

Keep children busy, happy on trips.

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They Paved the Way

They Paved the Way

UT's first African American undergraduates enrolled in 1961.

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The Long March Home

The Long March Home

An unconventional look at the civil rights movement.

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Bright Lights, Big Business

Bright Lights, Big Business

Mike Strickland's Bandit Lites illuminates the biggest names of the entertainment world.

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Get Away to a Hideaway

Get Away to a Hideaway

Butterfly Gap Retreat features contemporary individual cabins.

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Step It Up

Step It Up

Cities whose residents walk and bicycle more and rely less on cars are healthier.

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Orange Blooded Morales Represents Puerto Rico

Orange Blooded Morales Represents Puerto Rico

UT Knoxville grad flaunts the orange in the Miss America pageant.

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Eureka: $20 Million for Science and Math

Eureka: $20 Million for Science and Math

Tennessee universities win a major grant to enhance energy-related research and education.

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