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Human

**Humans**, referred to by some races as "mouth breathers," "gill-less fish," and "false apes," are the descendants of the amphibious Yumons which were enslaved and forced onto land by the Colossi ages before they would later be enslaved by the Draconians. After the fall of the Draconians and the rise of the Emprie, humans are the most populous and dominant race in Centrum.

## Biology & Appearance

Because of their sheer numbers, humans are considered the standard by which other races are compared visually. They are of average height, boasting only enough hair for some insulation, and outwardly possess no remarkable traits. However, humans do possess the remarkable ability to adapt to new environments faster than any other race, quickly changing their biology to suit their needs. It is believed that this is a defense mechanism brought on by Yumon slaves which would otherwise die in the conditions their masters placed them in; a single rapid change in evolution with the potential to lead to countless more. The humans' ability to adapt is also the reason that they are the sole race that can handle the Black Pool's influence.

Despite their outward appearance as an apelike mammal, humans are more similar to their ancestors in that, though they have adapted to be omnivorous, their diets largely consist of fish with terrestrial animals being used more as a substitute than a staple. Another retained feature is their skin which is smooth and almost leathery, offering protection from the elements; this explains their lack of hair compared to other mammals. Humans that live near bodies of water can become expert swimmers with minimal training.

## Culture & Religion

Human culture is notoriously diverse as they reflect the practices and aesthetics of their former Draconian masters, thus (ironically) being the only remnants of the Draconians who once enslaved them. This lingering tribalism has led to several conflicts of interest and philosophy, thus leading to the conversion of the Empire into its current state as a republic overseen by the imperial core.

Though some splinter groups exist which worship their own pantheons or even remain loyal to the Draconians, the majority of humanity follows the imperial pantheon.
It's The Hard-Knock Life

### Album

Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist: Season 2, Episode 3 (Music From the Original TV Series)

## Song chronology

### Next

Say Something

**"It's The Hard-Knock Life"** by Charles Strouse from the musical *Annie* is a heart song featured in "Zoey's Extraordinary Dreams," the third episode of Season Two of *Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist*. This heart song is sung by Leif Donnelly, Tobin Batra, and George.

## Heart Song Meaning

After Zoey admonishes Tobin for purchasing softball jerseys that say "Brogrammers" on them and have suggestive graphics, he, Leif, and George sing this song with the other Brogrammers to express their frustration with Zoey.

## Lyrics

**All:**

It's a hard-knock life for us

It's a hard-knock life for us

**Tobin:**

'Stead of treated

**All:**

We get tricked

**Leif:**

'Stead of kisses

**All:**

We get kicked

It's the hard-knock life

**Tobin:**

Don't if feel like the wind is always howl'n?

Don't it seem like there's never any light!

**Leif:**

Once a day, don't you wanna throw the towel in?

It's easier than puttin' up a fight

**George:**

No one's there when your dreams at night get creepy

No one cares if you grow or if you shrink

**Tobin:**

No one cries when your eyes get red and weepy

**All:**

From the crying you would think this place would sink

Empty belly life

Rotten smelly life

Full of sorrow life

No tomorrow life

**George:**

Santa Claus we never see

**Tobin:**

Santa Claus, what's that?

Who's he?

**All:**

It's a hard-knock life

## Videos

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Pepega U

"This Pepega dedicates its life into avenging its Pepega brotherthat was assassinated by who it thinks are the Pepega Mafia.It is a master of Martial Arts and Wingless Flying.They call it... Pepega U!"

### **Tips and tricks**

Can only be obtained by fusing 2 level 3 Supa Pepega's.

### **Caption**

*"This Pepega dedicates its life into avenging its Pepega brother that was assassinated by who it thinks are the Pepega Mafia. It is a master of Martial Arts and Wingless Flying. They call it... Pepega U!"*

### **Attacks**

* Ugandan Kiss
* Ugandan Strike
* Ugandan Kick
Information for Incoming Freshman

As a freshman entering into the world of a college student, you have absolutely no idea what to expect. You have already heard of all the stereotypical college experiences but you feel as if you will not know what it is like until your actually arrive on campus. This can be a very stressful time for some people because this transition is one of the biggest things most people have done in their lives at that point and time. Today I will be sharing many useful tips and tricks to make your transition from highschool into college much easier. First and most important is your class schedule. You want to schedule your classes at a time that you feel you will not ever have to skip class. Skipping class is easy, but in the long run it hurts you much more because of all the missed information. Secondly, begin studying for tests at least a week in advance. This gives you time to make sure that you truly to know all of the material that you will be tested on, ensuring a higher average overall. Also know that attending tutoring sessions while studying for a test might be the last thing you want to do, it is extremely beneficial and will help to build a relationship with your instructor. When choosing a place to eat, know that Stokeley mess hall is nicer than the Presidential Court Cafeteria and has a better menu options when it comes to choosing what to eat. Maintaining a clean living space also helps you to feel more organized and less stressed when not in the best situations. The last tip I have is to try hard in school but also have as much fun as you can before entering into the adult world after the best four years of your life. Link to info on tutoring sessions:

☀https://studentsuccess.utk.edu/tutoring/tutoring-services/
Gunship

## Details

* Specialized station bombing unit.
* Inefficient labor utilization.
* Station bombing damage is only applied during assault movements.
* Destroying every building in a station will destroy the station.
* You need to build the Warhead Factory building in a station to unlock this unit.
* You can only build the Warhead Factory building in a single station.
* Gunships gain 50 hit points, 20 firepower and 8 station bombing per fleet level beyond the first.
* Max Fleet Level: 4
TRECS

The recreation center and workout facility for The University of Tennessee is a place of gains and mental trails. This facility is equipped with a plethora of equipment, from the classic bench to the strange cords they have for plyometrics. The TRECS is more than just a workout facility though, it is equipped with 4 basketball courts, a running track, state of the art equipment, and a locker room for showers. Through the TRECS, you can rent out equipment for almost anything you can think of, camping equipment, biking equipment, workout equipment, you name it. This resource is definitely undervalued and not utilized as much as the students here at UT should. This resource is completely free (with tuition of course) and people still don't know about a ton of the things they offer! They also offer a ton of opportunities to get involved and maybe even get a job. They have internships, graduate jobs, and undergraduate jobs. On top of all of the facilities they have, they offer a a lot of different classes, such as: yoga, cycle classes, morning jogs, fishing clinics, and more. You can basically go on any type of outdoors trip you can think of, all at a low price provided by the university we all love. The TRECS is a facility that can be used by any UT student or affiliate, and has a number of resources available at our disposal. We should try to help others realize how much of a resource this facility actually is and help our fellow Vols learn more and more about this university.
Billiga

"Billiga is highly respected for its service in the Pepega Armed Forces.It is a tough, but loving Pepega, and it only wants what's best for you.After its retirement, it has become a prominent figure in the Pepega wrestling community."

### Websites fonud

hentai, fakku, 4channel, doujin, porn websites, 4chan, 2chan, 8chan

### **Tips and tricks**

Can be obtained by fusing 1 level 3 Pridega , 1 level 3 Stronga , and 2 level 3 Grassga.

### **Caption**

*"Billiga is highly respected for its service in the Pepega Armed Forces. It is a tough, but loving Pepega, and it only wants what's best for you. After its retirement, it has become a prominent figure in the Pepega wrestling community."*

**Attacks**

* Headscissor
* Armlock
* Kiss
Outdoor Activities

Many students at the University of Tennessee Knoxville have
transferred from different parts of the state, country, or even world! For those
who are interested in outdoor activities and are open to accessing the local
resources around UTK, you are in luck! For east Tennessee has some of the best
places and beautiful nature spots to satisfy anyone with a need to be outside. Depending
on one’s willingness to travel UTK can be just a short drive or trip from a
vast set of locations.

For local parks, there are a handful
of options that are within less than an hour away from campus.

·
Tyson Park, located at 2351 Kingston Pike, just
under a mile from campus. This park was named after the same Charles McGhee
Tyson (1889-1918) that our local airport is named after. This park offers over
twenty five acres of land with different attractions such as:

o
Picnic shelters

o
A designated playground area

o
A baseball/softball field

o
Tennis courts

o
A skate park

o
A large greenway that is available for numerous activities

·
Fort Dickerson Park, located 3000 Fort Dickerson
Rd SW, one mile from campus. This park offers to those who appreciate nature
and local history. This park offers expansive reaches into Knoxville nature
covering over ninety acres including:

o
A 350 foot deep water filled quarry with
swimming access

o
Interactive trails around the old Civil War fort

o
Three replica authentic cannons

o
Two covered picnic areas

o
Four miles of unpaved trails

o
Multiple accesses to other natural trails

·
High Grounds Park, located at 1000 Cherokee
Trail, just over a mile from campus. This park also adheres to nature and
history lovers alike. What was once Fort Higley during the Civil war now holds
a very easy-going escape across almost forty acres to view East Tennessee’s
beautiful landscapes, including:

o
Pea gravel and unpaved trails

o
Wildflower meadows

o
Remnants of Civil War structures such as rifle
trenches, cannon mounds, and a stone wall along trails

o
A view of Fort Stanley, Fort Dickerson, and the
Loghaven Ridge

o
A view of UTK campus and historic downtown Knoxville

·
Ijams Nature Center, located at 2915 Island Home
Ave, just over three and a half miles from UTK. With 315 acres of land, Ijams
is sure to have something for anyone who appreciates anything outdoors. With multiple
programs and rentals, many can come and enjoy resources such as:

o
Knoxville’s only outdoor rock climbing area with
guided tours optional

o
Canoe, kayak, and paddleboard rentals across the
Tennessee river or a historic marble quarry with guided tours optional

o
Bike trails and bike rentals with guided tours
optional

o
Over twelve miles of hiking trails overlooking a
historic marble quarry and the Tennessee river

o
Numerous nature programs covering vast subjects for
all ages

Along with all
other aspects of taking advantage of being enrolled at UTK and being a Knoxville
citizen, make sure to get your dose of nature to alleviate stress that may be
brought on by endless amounts of UTK schoolwork. And remember to always take
care of nature and recycle when you can and never litter.
Jamga

## Jamga

"Jamgas are masters of music, more specifically, groaning music."

### IQ per second

Level 1: 252Level 2: 504

Level 3: 756

### Power

Level 1 ≈ 5500Level 2 ≈ 11000

Level 3: 15000

### Websites fonud

soundcloud, music, sound, pandora, spotify, myspace, last.fm, iheart, tunein

### **Caption**

*"Jamgas are masters of music, more specifically, groaning music."*

### **Attacks**

* Hyperjam
* Hop
* AHHHHH
Broga

## Tips and Tricks

The Broga is a rare Pepega that can be found in YouTube, Reddit and wikipedia. This Pepega is meant to look like PewDiePie.

### Pepega Caption

These Pepegas love the use of platforms that connect to the othe side, and if anyone is standing in their way, Brogas can take them down with ease.

### Relatives

IQ Per Second: level 1: 231, level 2: 462, level 3: 693

## Biographical information

### Date of birth

Websites Found: YouTube, Wikipedia and Reddit

### Place of birth

Power: level 1: 1530, level 2: 2035, level 3: 4600

Call Swedish
Meal Equivalency

Most First-Year students are required to have the same dining plan. Each freshman receives an unlimited meal swipes (one per dining period), and $300 dining dollars. Each student can use their meal equivalency at participating retail food locations on campus, instead of using all of the dining dollars for their purchase. During breakfast, if a student was to use their meal equivalency, it would take $4.35 off of their total bill, leaving the rest to be paid on dining dollars, credit cards, etc. During lunch and dinner you recieve $4.85 off of your total bill. Students can only use one meal swipe per dining period everyday, however, students can use their breakfast, lunch, and dinner swipe all during each period as long as they have not already used their meal equivalency for that period. For example, if a student uses their meal equivalency for breakfast at a retail location, that student cannot go to the cafeteria to get breakfast in that same period. Meal equivalencies are important to understand so students can save money/ dining dollars, while eating at oncampus retail locations. https://dining.utk.edu/meal-plans/meal-equivalency/
RateMyProfessor

When you start making your schedule for classes, students want to make sure they are selecting the best teachers. Rate my professor is a website where you can search a specific university and professors name. Once you click search, the professor will pop up with a rating, the level of difficulty the class is, the percentage of how many would take the class again, and tags describing the professor. Ratings are from 1.0 – 5.0 where one is poor and five is good. You
will see comments from previous students about their experience in the class and with the professor. Previous students will give their own rating of the teacher, level of difficulty, the grade received, attendance policy, and if they would take the class again. The website is very useful when students want to find the teachers who are good versus the ones who are not so great. Most of the rates from students are pretty consistent. For example, if a teacher is rated around a 4.4 then the student rates will reflect that. This teacher is
pretty good, and you will not typically see poor comments with these types of teachers. However, you might come across a few of poor comments o a good rating
teacher due to the different classes the teacher teaches. The website has over 1.7 million professors and 19 million reviews. Some professors you search may not be on the website so you have to take a chance on deciding if you should stay with that teacher or change. I did not have an assigned math instructor when I picked my class so I took the risk with the class. It turned out to be one of my best teachers here. Sometimes teachers with a low rating can be your favorite teacher, but I do recommend trying to find a teacher with a good rating if you can.  More than likely, you will have different options for teachers to pick from so you can find one that
has a good rating. When I was picking between multiple classes for my schedule, I used rate my professor and decided to not take some classes based on the ratings. Even though there were multiple teachers listed for the one class, the
ratings and reviews were not so great. Some of the classes I took I would not be taking if I did not read rate my professor. The comments from students can
help show how hard a class is, what test are like, and how much homework. For one of my classes, the comments I read for it said the test were open note and never really any homework. If you decide you want to use this resource, the link is https://www.ratemyprofessors.com/.

Source: “Find and Rate Your
Professor or Campus.” *Rate My Professors - Review Teachers and Professors,*
School Reviews, College Campus Ratings*, www.ratemyprofessors.com/.*
SmokeyPedia Wiki

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Page Links:

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The Math Place

First Year Commuters

Parking

TN

Local Attractions

College of Engineering

Food

Entertainment

Housing / Meal Plan

Student Health Center

Student Success Center

Engineering Professional Practice

Athletics

Athletic Department

Sorority Recruitment

Career Development Center

Student Living

Networking

Exploring East Tennessee

Rate My Professor

Women's Soccer Team

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On Campus Jobs

Meal Equivalency

Student Involvement

Off Campus housing

About This Project

College of Business (Undergraduate)

Going Greek

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Fraternity Life at The University of Tennessee

Fraternity Life at The University of Tennessee is among the top universities across the nation.
With 20 different fraternity chapters at Tennessee, there is a fit for everyone. To access the Go Greek page on the University website can be found here[[1]]. The types of fraternities at Tennessee include specialized groups for certain majors and interests.

Fraternity Row is on campus and close to most things a student needs. It sits on the west end of campus near the Tennessee Recreational Center and just a 10 minute walk to Neyland Stadium. Explore the houses on row and off to see what it's like to live in a fraternity at a top SEC school like the University of Tennessee. The houses that sit on row are where the majority of the houses are, but there are two on the side of campus that is closer to Cumberland Avenue which are Kappa Alpha and Kappa Sigma which both sit just beyond the Carrick- Presidential Court area campus.

Each fraternity on campus has a philanthropy week that they dedicate for activities and fundraising in support of each respective charity. Joining a fraternity at UT allows one to become a part of a group of people that share in beliefs or interests to create a more enjoyable college experience. What students often say the gain most from joining a fraternity at Tennessee are things like strides in being comfortable in a social setting, networking skills, leadership skills, and many more qualities that can be offered in a setting like a fraternity. Joining an organization like this on campus helps students develop skills that they would not otherwise develop. Greek organizations also allow students to grow as individuals and find who they are before marketing themselves and their abilities to companies they hope to have a long career with after graduating from the University.

Getting involved in any group on campus is something that is recommended to all incoming freshman or sophomores so that they can become part of a community on campus and make the university a little smaller and easier to navigate. There are groups on campus that specialize in a certain field or set of interests so explore what Tennessee has to offer you and find your best fit.

Tennessee offers formal recruitment at the beginning of both the Fall and Spring semesters. So if you don't find exactly what you are looking for the first time then be patient and try again the next semester. For all information regarding recruitment or general information on Greek Life at the University of Tennessee please visit the Interfraternity Council's webpage located here. [2]

Go Vols and Go Greek!
Tour

Les **tours** sont les étapes d'une **partie** (qui dure environ 1 mois), il y a 24 étapes par jour soit 24 **réapparitions** de collectibles par jour, soit 1 toutes les heures.
Lors de chaque **tours** la valeur des cartes Gain Immédiat et Jackpot est augmentée.

## Réapparitions

Pendant ce passage de **tour**, la plupart des effets actifs des cartes sur les bâtiments sont supprimés tels que Dégradation ou Bénéfices, sauf pour les cartes ayant un effet sur plusieurs **tours** comme Surveillance Prolongée.

Ils entraînent un rafraîchissement de la carte avec la réapparition des cartes, neocoins, neocash à récupérer.

Les revenus sont eux aussi récupérer dans la cagnotte.
Pepega Catch Wiki

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We're a collaborative community website that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

This is the official wiki for the Chrome/Firefox Extension known as Pepega Catch, where you find and catch wild Pepegas found all over the internet.

Game made by Alycse.

Fandom created by Ax.exe, Roboaaron1 and PhoenixFlame135.

Github page: https://github.com/Alycse/PepegaCatch

Downloads:

Chrome: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/pepega-catch/pgjlemoacllebidgpchfhdgeifkmbigi?hl=en

Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/pepega-catch/

## Important articles

List of pepegasPepega400 IQ PepegaRise UpEnd Of The GameFINAL ZOZOGA

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Study Abroad

**What is study abroad?**

Here at the University of Tennessee students have the opportunity to learn, network, and travel all at once. Study abroad is a fantastic way for students to gain life experiences and make connections with people outside of the United States. If there is somewhere you have wanted to go, there is a good chance you can go there through UTK study abroad programs. The University of Tennessee offers several different types of study abroad programs for students with different interests.

**What types of programs are there?**

There are five different study abroad programs listed on the University of Tennessee website. Each of the programs are different which gives the student more freedom in deciding the best option for them.

One of the most popular is the **UT Faculty-Directed Program** where students travel together in groups led by faculty members. This program is usually short-term and runs in the spring and summer. Another popular option is the **UT Affiliate Programs** which offer the biggest selection of universities and countries. A good example of an affiliate program would be the Semester at Sea program.

For students looking for more long-term options, the **UT Exchange Program** allows you to study at a foreign university while a student from that university comes to UT. Sometimes this program can have limited spots as it requires students from the other universities to come to UT. The **UT Direct Program** is very similar, however instead of paying UT tuition, you pay the tuition of the university you are attending. Finally, the last option, **UT Academic Internships** allow students to earn academic credits while working in a field that relates to your studies at UT.

**Next Steps**

If you are interested in studying abroad, you may be wondering what to do next. Firstly, it is important that you make a plan ahead of time and have somewhat of an idea about what you want to study and where. It would not be a good idea to look at a study abroad program as a vacation service and only look at the destinations. Remember your priority is the schoolwork and it’s important to work hard on it because otherwise you could waste your time, money, and hurt your GPA. In addition to that it could ruin your trip to a country you have always wanted to go to.

If you are someone who has a good idea about where and what you want to study, you could stop by the Programs Abroad office in Melrose Hall or email them at volsabroad@utk.edu. Even if you are unsure about what you think you want to study, the Programs Abroad office is open 11a.m. -5p.m., M-F for walk in peer advising. There you can talk with the advisors and they can help lead you in the right direction and answer any questions you may have about studying abroad.

**References**

“Programs Abroad”. University of Tennessee Knoxville. https://programsabroad.utk.edu/
About SmokeyPedia

This Wiki is based on a Public Writing project for English 255 at the University of Tennessee. This project aims to become a source of information for incoming and first-generation students at UTK. Future topics include University life, programs, and resources in the surrounding Knoxville area... Oh yeah, and Vol Sports as well...

This page will be the home of our formal mission statement.
Don't Speak

### Album

Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist: Season 1, Episode 7 (Music From the Original TV Series)

## Song chronology

### Next

Bailamos

**"Don't Speak"** by No Doubt was a heart song featured in "Zoey's Extraordinary Confession," the seventh episode of Season One of *Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist*. This heart song was performed by Tobin Batra.

## Heart Song Meaning

Tobin sings this song at the club. He is upset that Leif ditched their yearly Spell-iversary in order to work with Joan on the Chirp.

## Lyrics

You and me, we used to be together

Every day together, always

I really feel I'm losin' my best friend

I can't believe this could be the end

Don't speak, I know just what you're sayin'

So please stop explainin'

Don't tell me 'cause it hurts

Don't speak, I know what you're thinkin'

And I don't need your reasons

Don't tell me 'cause it hurts

Our memories, they can be inviting

But some are altogether mighty frightening

Well, as we die, both you and I

With my head in my hands, I sit and cry

Don't speak, I know what you're thinking

And I don't need your reasons

Don't tell me 'cause it hurts
Exploring East Tennessee

Knoxville is an incredibly diverse place to visit, offering
many opportunities for a wide variety of people. Without making this an
incredibly long and boring list of places, this will be a list of highlights
and events that are recommended for those in the East Tennessee area. Since
East Tennessee is a relatively large place, these are just four of the top
places in the region.

Having been beautified for the 1982 World’s Fair, there is
the incredibly diverse city of Knoxville. Knoxville has a wide variety of
attractions from art, to history, local cuisine, activities and hiking, to
attractions for all seasons (Fantasy of Trees, Fair, football season).
Knoxville, home of the University of Tennessee, is one of the main places that
the students will be exploring. The links provided include just a glimpse of
what the life downtown is like.

Attractions in Knoxville:

McClung Museum

Market Square

Neyland Stadium – in football season

Tennessee Riverboat Cruises

Ijams Nature Center

Fort Dickerson Quarry

House Mountain

Sharpe’s Ridge

Calhoun’s on the River

Phoenix Pharmacy and Fountain

Downtown Grill and Brewery

Fantasy of Trees – late November

Venturing away from the University and closer to the heart
of the mountains, there is Gatlinburg. This city is right on the cusp of the
Smokey Mountain National Park, and houses attractions of all shapes and sizes. Having
a wide variety of attractions, including local restaurants, Ripley’s Aquarium,
a Sky Lift, a Space Needle, fall festivals, skiing in the winter, and other events
year-round, this is a definite attraction in East Tennessee.

Attractions include:

Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies

Gatlinburg Space Needle

Ober Gatlinburg

Ripley’s Believe it or Not

Hollywood Star Cars Museum

Pancake Pantry

The Northface Store

A mix between the city of Knoxville and the closeness of the
mountains is Pidgeon Forge. This area is a giant tourist attraction with stores
and restaurants of many kinds. This is an established area for tourism with
many hotels, having the largest event center in Tennessee. This is also the
home of the infamous Dollywood, which is Dolly Parton’s theme park, as well as
a place known as The Island, another theme park like place with hotels and
stores inside.

Attractions in Pidgeon Forge:

Dollywood

The Island

Titanic Museum Attraction

Hatfield & McCoy Dinner Show

WonderWorks

Tanger Outlets Mall

Hollywood Wax Museum

The Smoky Mountains is one of the most unique national parks
in the US. With tourists travelling from all over the world to see the endless amounts
of waterfalls, views, caves, fields, hikes, streams, and lakes, this incredible
wilderness is right in out back yard.

Popular Hikes in the Smokies:

Mount Le Conte

Chimney Tops

Baskins Creek Falls

Grotto Falls

Charlies Bunion

Andrews Bald

Newfound Gap

Clingmans Dome

Three Waterfalls Loop

Cumberland Gap

Sugarland Mountain Trail

Ramsey Cascades

Hemphill Bald

Abrams Falls

Mount Cammerer Lookout Tower
Going Greek

* Go Greek

Going to college may seem like a huge, scary step to take in life. Freshman come from all over, whether it be big cities, small towns, or even foreign countries. The transition from your hometown to a big college campus with over 29,000 students like the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, can be extremely overwhelming. One way to make such a big university seem smaller, is by going greek! Joining sorority/fraternity life allows you to meet new people, network for yourself, while creating close friendships and bonds that will last for a lifetime. Greek life opens up a whole community with a plethora of opportunities to explore. For example, by being in a sorority or fraternity you get the privileges to attend date parties, mixers, formals, philanthropy events, and fun sisterhood/brotherhood events. It is a great way for freshman, or anyone who feels out of place, to jumpstart their college careers and push them into finding a niche for themselves while keeping them provided with many things to do. Many students who do not join greek life feel left out and can feel bored at times. It gives students an outlet to get to know each other and a support system with people they can always count on to be there. Being apart of something so special with people you admire, while also aiding your community through philanthropy can make you feel good and quickly start to love UTK

* The Commitments Surrounding Greek Life

Deciding to give greek life a chance is very brave and means you are putting yourself out there! While Greek life opens up many opportunities for students, it comes with a multitude of commitments and responsibilities. Firstly, rush week can be a hard, long, tiring process. Rush week is the 5 day schedule where you visit every sorority or fraternity house in the village and at the end of the week you run home to your house! This week can be brutal and requires you to stay motivated, social, and positive. Once you are in your new sorority/fraternity, many things are expected of you. The big beautiful houses in either sorority village or fraternity park and the other luxuries that your new chapter provides does not come for free, for pricey monthly dues are expected. Aside from the financial obligations, you must be willing to attend weekly chapter meetings, as well as submit study hours and service hours. Additionally, each chapter has their own philanthropy goals, so you must support and actively participate in any philanthropy events that occur. On a more fun note, you go greek solely for the purpose to find friends! There will be many sisterhood/brotherhood events available to attend. This is a great way to meet new people and get more involved in your chapter. All of the obligations along with the plethora of rules that must be followed, it can be overwhelming at times. It is important to stay organized and on top of everything so you do not fall behind in school, as that should always be your main priority.
Borts

## Details

 Industrial | "Adds 1 speed to the fleet while harvesting solar flares.
Increases the fleet's plasma cargo for harvesting from solar flares by 6% of its normal cargo space."

## Flavor Text

Because of their crystalline growths and the fact that few vocations beyond perilous plasma harvesting runs were available to them, space flu survivors became known as 'borts'.
On Campus Jobs

As I am a resident of Knoxville, Tennessee, I chose to attend the local community college for two years before transferring to the University of Tennessee as a third-year student. Living locally for over ten years, I thought I knew most everything that there is to know about UT and the extracurricular and job opportunities offered by the college. However, as soon as I moved onto campus, I realized that there was so much that I did NOT know. One of the most important goals I had coming in was to work on or near campus so that I could meet more and new people quickly. I had no idea how many jobs that the University of Tennessee actually has to offer to its students on campus. From catering to admissions to student services to athletics or academics, there are a wide range of opportunities to work in a field of interest even and get involved in a rewarding way on this campus. Starting at a four-year university can be so exciting, but also very overwhelming and lonely, so securing an on-campus job can be beneficial in countless ways. Here are a couple of ways to research job opportunities on campus:

1.     https://sga.utk.edu/campus-job-opportunities/

As soon as you click on this link, it will bring up the Student Government Association page with the subtitle “Campus Job Opportunities.” This is how I found my first campus job at the Vol Shop. Click on the different URLs and just explore what is of interest to you!

2.              There are multiple opportunities to work at restaurants or in retail downtown Knoxville, which is an off-shoot of campus. Many of the businesses are within walking or biking distance. I worked at an ice cream shop on Gay Street for the two years before transferring into UT, and met many students through that job. Simply visiting the area to see the businesses, asking which ones are hiring (many advertise such in their windows) and then applying online gets you hired - and they love hiring students!

3.              Lastly, similar to the post-graduate world, who you know is everything. Network and use your connections. I didn’t fully understand this until I got to UT, and I was fortunate enough to connect with one of my father’s friends and get a job in the football recruiting department. If your not from the area like I am, get to know your professors and ask them to help you using their connections.

Whether you need a supplemental income or not, I would HIGHLY recommend getting a job as soon as you get to your university. As my parents taught me, too much free time can be wasteful. Contribute to your own betterment, whether your goal is additional income, to meet new people, to network, to build your resume or simply gain experience in your field of study, work consistently to broaden your horizons and give back. You will not regret it.
Traditions at UT

***Colors***

On April 12,1889, Charles Moore, president of the University's athletic association and member of the university’s first football team, chose orange and white as the University’s official colors. The colors were later approved by a student body vote. Moore got his inspiration from the orange and white daisies that grew on “the Hill”. It is believed that President Moore was color-blind, which is why he saw a color of daisy that had not been seen before, wild or hybrid. PMSO21 from the Pantone Matching System is the official University of Tennessee, Knoxville, orange color with white.

***The Seal***

The seal, which is located in between Hodges library and the Humanities and Social Sciences building, contains images of an open book, globe, sextant, gear and laurels. The words "agriculture" and "commerce," and images of a plow and riverboat are also featured on the University of Tennessee seal. It is believed that stepping on the seal would result in not graduating on time.

***The Torch***

In 1968 the nine-foot-tall statue was unveiled in Circle Park. Sculptor Theodore Andre Beck designed the piece in 1931 after entering a contest that was hosted in hopes of discovering a new university symbol. Torchbearer is also the name of the highest student honor and the name of the university’s alumni publication.

Torchbearer Statement: *“One that beareth a torch shadoweth oneself to give light to others.”*

***Alma Mater***

In 1928 the University’s Alma Mater was adopted after a contest hosted by the school’s musical organizations. Mary Fleming Meek won the $50 prize with her entry entitled "On a Hallowed Hill." The lyrics incorporate words used during the Torch Night and Aloha Oe ceremonies.

http://web.utk.edu/~utkhist/alma.html

***Ceremonies***

Torch Night: This is a Welcome Week ceremony where the freshman class are declared part of the student body as they hold torches.

Aloha Oe: During this ceremony graduating seniors pledge their loyalty to the University and pass candles to upcoming seniors.

***Smokey***

In 1953, the bluetick coonhound “Brooks’ Blue Smokey” howled his way to win the Pep Club’s mascot contest at halftime of the Tennessee-Mississippi State football game. A few years later, Smokey I was hit by a car and his
three-month-old son took over as mascot. Smokey II was dognapped by Kentucky students in 1955 and survived a confrontation with the Baylor bear at the 1956 Sugar Bowl. The current Smokey X made his debut in 2013 and is the first Smokey not descended from the original Smokey bloodline. One of Smokey’s main roles is to lead the Vols through the T before each home football game. Smokey is cared for by the Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity on campus.

***Rocky Top***

In 1967, "Rocky Top" was written by Felice and Boudleaux Bryant in only ten minutes. Although not the official fight song, ”Rocky Top” is one of the University’s favorite traditions. In 1982 the hit song was adopted as one of the Tennessee state songs.

1. ↑ https://utsports.com/sports/2017/6/14/history-traditions-html.aspx
http://web.utk.edu/~utkhist/uttrads.html
The Boy Is Mine

### Album

Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist: Season 1, Episode 10 (Music From the Original TV Series)

### Performer(s)

Joan Bennett
Ava Price

## Song chronology

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**"The Boy Is Mine"** by Brandy and Monica was a heart song featured in "Zoey's Extraordinary Outburst," the tenth episode of Season One of *Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist*. This heart song was performed by Joan Bennett and Ava Price.

## Heart Song Meaning

After Ava contacts Danny Michael Davis and asks if the fourth and sixth floors can have a bake-off over the Chirp, Joan comes up to the sixth floor with her coders to retrieve Max's Chirp files. Both Ava and Joan implore Max to give the code to their floors, and then they sing this duet with Joan in a fight over Max.

## Lyrics

**Together:**

You need to give it up

Had about enough

It's not hard to see

The boy is mine

**Joan:**

Think it's time we got this straight

Sit and talk face to face

There is no way you could mistake

Him for your man, are you insane?

**Ava:**

You see I know that you may be

Just a bit jealous of me

But you're blind if you can't see

That his love is all in me

**Joan:**

You can say what you wanna say

What we have you can't take

**Ava:**

From the truth you can't escape

I can tell the real from the fake

**Joan:**

When will you get the picture

**Ava:**

You're the past, I'm the future

**Together:**

Get away, it's my time to shine

If you didn't know, the boy is mine

You need to give it up

Had about enough

It's not hard to see

The boy is mine

Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!

You need to give it up

Had about enough

It's not hard to see

The boy is mine

I'm sorry that you

Seem to be confused

He belongs to me

The boy is mine

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Off Campus housing

Being a student here at the University of Tennessee is a college experience that has so much to offer, and one of the best parts of that experience is moving out of the dorms your sophomore year. Knoxville offers may different options for off campus housing that are all mostly cheaper than living in the dorms. I know that personally off campus housing was a necessity because I brought my car and hated finding a parking spot in a student garage. Off Cumberland avenue alone, there are three big apartment buildings called Slate at 901, The Tenn, and The Standard. They are all very close to campus (closer than some dorms) and they are all relatively luxury when compared to the gut-wrenching horrors of a dorm hall. Also, depending on which apartment layout you decide to get, you will save anywhere from two to three thousand dollars. The apartments average out to be anywhere from seven to nine hundred dollars a month, most likely for twelve months. If those three buildings do not catch your eye, there are many other apartments that are within a 10-minute
walk to campus.

If you are not feeling the apartment thing, you can always choose to get a house in the Fort Sanders neighborhood or “The Fort” as well. Many of the students participating in Greek Life choose to get houses there, as well as any other students here. Houses can get a little more complicated because you want to find a nice house, that has nothing broken. Granted, many of the houses get redone before every school year, but there are a few that have not fully finished. Within the fort, there are many parking spaces on the street or in a driveway, and it is relatively close to everything as well. For class, there is a campus bus route designed specifically for picking up students in the Fort. Students usually only go for the house option if they plan on staying in Knoxville for the summer instead of returning home.

If houses in the Fort still do not do it for you, you can choose to live across the Henley Street Bridge, where there are also many living options. As soon as you cross the river, there are two apartment buildings, and one condominium that all overlook the Tennessee River. The two apartment buildings were both finished last year so they are nice and modern. If you travel further across, there are two complexes called the Woodlands and Knox Ridge which are both gates communities that house both students and regular people. Both complexes have a shuttle that goes to and from campus, so students are not left stranded, and so that they are not forced to look for parking because UTK does not have anywhere near enough for
everyone.

One last thing is making sure you look for housing early, most leases for fall of the next year open in October and they fill up quick!
Student Living

All freshmen at the University of Tennessee Knoxville are required to live in an on campus dorm unless they are either married or living with a parent or guardian as is stated here. Though this may be viewed negatively due to higher cost of living and lack of certain freedoms, it does have benefits to community building. It gives the new students a chance to bond with new friends they may not have met, easier access to UT campus events, and the shortest possible move to any campus resource they may need.

Being on your own for the first time can sound like and be a scary thing, but living in the college dorms makes many resources available that make it a little less frightening. There are always either Resident Assistants or Office Assistants sitting at the front desk, entering your residence hall is as simple as swiping or tapping your student id, and you have the security . These three things make living on your own feel more safe. Many people will say that living in a dorm their freshman year of college helped them find a lot more friends, and find people more like them. Each of the dorms have a stereotype of what it is like, how strict it is, honors dorms, athlete dorms, etc. These specific stereotypes mean that normally the dorm you are living in is full of a lot of people just like you.

There may be some merit to the fact that freshman are being introduced to a new and stressful environment which could weaken the immune system. So it's important to think of your health. Many first year students neglect taking care of themselves by eating right, taking proper rest(sleeping), and even by becoming inactive. Many campus dorms do have rumors of mold. In fact, Laurel Hall was essentially evacuated last year due to mold concerns. Although some people say they have visible mold in their dorms, the university is generally quick to crack down on issues like this and you can apply for a full room transfer. The general consensus is that, though there are definite issue with UT residence halls, there are solutions provided you use them. Most people absolutely love it, and say it has brought them not just the experience they thought they wanted, but more. One specific student says, “Yeah, there is a lot of negative things you hear about the dorms, but once freshmen get to this college they will not be complaining too much about living on campus.” Living on campus your first year is an experience to have, and it should be required all over.