Yearly Archives: 2017

Mocs News – Week of November 10, 2017

On this edition of Mocs News, we look to the skies with UTC’s theater department, spend some time looking back at Veteran Appreciation Week, honor a longtime UTC professor as he prepares to retire, and we hit to the streets to see what students think about gun control. Silent Sky: …

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An Inside Look at Silent Sky

The latest production at the UTC Theater promises to be a real star-gazer. The cast and crew of Silent Sky visited UTC’s Jones Observatory a couple weeks ago to get a feel of what it would be like to work as an astronomer. “This play is based around the women …

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Chatta-do-ga – Week of November 10, 2017

This weekend promises to be an entertaining weekend in the scenic city! Anime Blast returns to the Chattanooga Choo-Choo for the seventh annual anime convention! The event will take place starting today and run all weekend. A weekend pass costs $45 and $20-$30 per day. Check out the website to …

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Texas Shooting Claims 26 Lives, Injures 20 More

Tragedy strikes in Texas. Devin Patrick Kelley, 26, opened fire on the First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs, Texas. 26 people were killed and 20 more were injured. As Kelley fled the scene, local resident Stephen Willeford confronted him in the parking lot and shot him twice. Shortly after the …

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Veterans Day Celebrated at UTC

Veterans Day may fall on a Saturday this year, but UTC was able to celebrate the veterans on our campus all week with a series of events dedicated to them. In order to celebrate Veterans Day on November 11, UTC is holding events on the sixth through the 10th of …

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Mocs Football Loses to Wofford Terriers, 21-24

For the second time in 3 weeks, Chattanooga lost another heart-breaker, this time to the Wofford Terriers. The triple option team was held in check on the ground, as the Mocs held them to less than 200 yards rushing and less than 300 total yards. For the Mocs, Cole Copeland had …

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Prose in Pink Promoted Breast Cancer Awareness Tuesday

If you or someone you know have been affected by breast cancer, Prose in Pink may interest you. In collaboration with the MaryEllen Locher Foundation, UTC student, Damon Miller, organized Prose in Pink. The event took place Tuesday night at the Amphitheater as a way to not only raise awareness, …

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