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December grad Rachel Smith
Miss USA 2007

Rachel Smith, who earned a degree in journalism from Belmont in December, is the new Miss USA 2007.   More

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A question asked by NCAA basketball fans before the tournaments: “Where in the world is Belmont?” Well, after seeing both the men and women valiantly compete while spirited, proud fans cheered them on, Belmont is on the map.
  Belmont, one of only 23 schools to send both the women and men to the Big Dance, is one of only five mid-major schools to double up on tourney fun with a team among each group of the 65 finest.
The appearance from the No. 15-seeded men marked the second in as many years while the trip for the No. 14-seeded women was the first.
Belmont, becoming a household name far beyond the boulevard, shows no signs of being content and looks to become a staple in March Madness.

—Jordan Drake, Vision Sports Editor


Dr Bob Fisher

Statements from Dr. Fisher and Mike Strickland about Belmont's recent trips to the NCAA.

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Rhythm and Bruise
Roller Derby revival

Bruises, broken bones and short skirts are the trademarks of Nashville’s rollergirls, the Music City Rhythm and Bruisers. After a sell-out bout Feb. 10 at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds, the roller derby team members are getting positive attention along with their bruises. read more

Roller Derby Queens


Knee pads and elbow pads are de rigeur for these Nashville Rollergirls, who compete in what is definitely a contact sport. Roller Derby speed skating has been around since the 1930s and experienced a cult following with televised events in the 1950s and 1960s.

 

March 21, 2007

News
Feminism has pros, cons for rape victims
State's first lady to speak on women's rights
Belmont lends helping hands
March 31

Pastor, author urges campus to serve world

Opinion
Rules don’t always ensure justice
Bruins win big in fans' hearts
The faces of feminism
A world without spring
Letter to the editor
A&E
Sink or Swim cd reviews
'Silent Bear' showcases short films
Mae heads to Music City
Shins' Ryman gig a stellar show
Songwriting addition expands music degrees
Spring sounds off in wide variety of musical genres
If it's not pop, rock, urban, gospel...
Features
Missions: Challenges remain in 'Big Easy'
Missions: Rolling in the Dirt
Rhythm and Bruise
Sports
'08 brackets beware: BU Bruins are coming
Baseball cracking Atlantic Sun elite
Sports Notebook
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Dane Anthony resigns to assist stepson in Nicaragua

For nearly two decades, Dane Anthony has worked with young men and women at Belmont as they faced the challenges and decisions of embarking on “real life,” but never has a challenge been greater than the one that threatens the future and the life of his stepson.
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Mission trips

Adaeze Elechi traveled to New Orleans during spring break and details her experience in "Challenges in the 'Big Easy'. Junior Nathan Baker led a mission trip to Juarez, Mexico, over spring break, and he details his spiritual and literal journey in an online diary.

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