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Battle of the Beliefs: Randy Boyd and the separation of personal and professional lives - Vimarsana News

Battle of the Beliefs: Randy Boyd and the separation of personal and professional lives

It’s been a bit since the first “Battle of the Beliefs'” article, but it's that time again to view two opposing viewpoints on an equal, balanced stage.

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Sgt. Matthew Studd - WBRY FM 107.1 AM 1540

Sgt. Matthew Studd, 64, of Woodbury passed away Friday.  He was born in Jamestown, NY on December 28, 1956.    He is survived by his wife, Nancy Bucknell Studd and their two sons, Joshua and Nathanial Studd of Woodbury; sons, Sean (Sarah) Studd and their children, Jade and Brandon of Woodbury…

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UT-Knoxville President Randy Boyd drops support of Mark Pody fundraiser - Vimarsana News

UT-Knoxville President Randy Boyd drops support of Mark Pody fundraiser

University of Tennessee at Knoxville President Randy Boyd recently dropped his support for a Knoxville fundraiser for Sen. Mark Pody (R-Lebanon) after criticism from the university community.

In town hall, Boyd and Plowman focus on actionable change for LGBTQ inclusion - Vimarsana News

In town hall, Boyd and Plowman focus on actionable change for LGBTQ inclusion

On Friday, SGA held an in-person town hall meeting at the Student Union with UT President Boyd and Chancellor Donde Plowman to let students air their concerns following Boyd’s support

Students march to town hall event in call for increased LGBTQ support - Vimarsana News

Students march to town hall event in call for increased LGBTQ support

On Friday afternoon, a group of students protested what they see as a lack of support for the LGBTQ community on campus. They marched from the Torchbearer statue to the