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‘There was no way of stopping it’: Chainsmokers concert cancelled amid crowd safety concerns (opens the original)
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The Chainsmokers concert came crashing down due to poor organization long before the chain-link fences holding back thousands of students did. Students gathered around Fiji Island on Fraternity Row during the late afternoon on Thursday, ahead of a highly anticipated 10 p.m. performance by The Chainsmokers. Portable metal gates were opened around 9 p.m. to let concert-goers in, who quickly became trapped in the dense crowd. Attendees cried for help as the crowd trampled both them and the guards a
‘There was no way of stopping it’: Chainsmokers concert cancelled amid crowd safety concerns (opens the original)
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The Chainsmokers concert came crashing down due to poor organization long before the chain-link fences holding back thousands of students did. Students gathered around Fiji Island on Fraternity Row during late afternoon on Sept. 24, ahead of a highly anticipated 10 p.m. performance by The Chainsmokers. Portable metal gates were opened around 9 p.m. to let concert-goers in, who quickly became trapped in the dense crowd. Attendees cried for help as the crowd trampled both them and the guards as th
SGA advances election rule changes, passes transparency, representation bills (opens the original)
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The Undergraduate Student Senate held its third meeting Tuesday, Sept. 15. The session opened with the voluntary dismissal of Sen. Jackson Galloway, followed by the Senate vacancy appointment of Abi Lowry of the College of Communication and Information. Lowry was appointed to the senate following a unanimous vote. Attorney General Campbell Butler outlined changes in the SGA Election Rules and Procedures document. “We are recognizing the top performers when it comes to elections,” Butler said. “A
Hattie B’s Hot Chicken welcomes students to new Knoxville location (opens the original)
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Hattie B’s Hot Chicken officially opened its doors on Cumberland Avenue Aug. 12, just as students began moving in for the fall semester. The new location marks the brand’s 20th location and brings a new dining option along Knoxville’s busiest student hubs, featuring Hattie B’s full signature lineup of fried chicken. For Brian Morris, Hattie B’s executive chef, the Knoxville debut carries heavy personal significance. Morris attended the University of Tennessee in the 1990s. “I hope this is the fi
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