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The UT Opera Theatre touched audiences this weekend with their performance of Robert Ward's The Crucible, a tragic story of love and hate during the terrifying Salem, Massachusetts witch trials of the 1600s.

TNJN Radio brings you the first football post-game show from Triple Threat Sports Talk. Recording UT, the boys of Triple Threat are in tune with the pulse of Tennessee Athletics. TNJN Radio is excited about continuing to develop pre-game and post-game shows.

Cancer survivors and those lost to the disease will be honored this Saturday at Buddy's Race for Cancer, an annual 5K run benefiting cancer outreach services for the Thompson Cancer Survival Center.

Join TNJN Sports Editor Grant Ramey as he blogs during Saturday's Tennessee-Ole Miss game live from the comfort of his own couch. Who needs a fancy press box and press pass, anyway?

TNJN Radio brings you the second football pre-game show from Triple Threat Sports Talk. Recording at the University of Tennessee, the boys of Triple Threat are in tune with the pulse of Tennessee Athletics.  TNJN Radio is excited about continuing to develop the new pre-game radio show.

It's week 11 in college football, and most of the panelists expect an Auburn win over the Georgia Bulldogs.

Invisible Children acts and raises awareness for the people of war-torn Northern Uganda through the film Invisible Children: The Rescue of Joseph Kony's Child Soldiers.

Invisible Children acts and raises awareness for the people of war-torn Northern Uganda through the film Invisible Children: The Rescue of Jospeh Kony's Child Soldiers.

The No. 10 Vols opened the regular season with an 83-54 win over Austin Peay. Scotty Hopson lead the Vols with 16 points.

The dream of an undefeated month of November and bowl eligibility for Lane Kiffin and the Vols was put on hold Thursday morning when three football players were arrested. Now Kiffin has the chance to set the tone for his program.

Would you rather stay home and waste away another Friday night than watch Bruce Pearl and the Vols open up the regular season against Austin Peay? Don't worry, TNJN.com Sports Writer Clay Seal will be blogging game updates live from Thompson-Boling Arena starting at 9 p.m.

Tyler Wills was finally given the experience of a game day against the Memphis Tigers. Before this, Wills was simply a walk-on that was going to practice and watching the games from the sidelines.

Tennessee headed back to practice after the early morning arrests of three freshmen Thursday. TNJN's Paul Fortenberry brings another Thursday practice report as the Vols begin to deal with the distractions.

"In what may go down as one of the crazier non-coaching change days in Tennessee football history,the Vols still took the practice field to prepare for Ole Miss..."

A presentation in both Spanish and English spiced up this year's Latin American culture night, which celebrated the culture of Mexico.

Electroclash musician Peaches visited Knoxville's Valarium on Nov. 10 showcasing several hits from her albums I Feel Cream and Impeach My Bush. Canadian born Merrill Nisker debuted new persona 'Peaches' in 2000 with her album release The Teaches of Peaches. She is famous for her electropop synthesized music, explicit lyrics and outrageous onstage outfits.

Chris Walker has had a lot of extra motivation for the last couple weeks. Since he arrived in Knoxville Walker had back-to-back games against his hometown Memphis Tigers and the Ole Miss Rebels circled on the calender. Now Walker returns to Ole Miss playing under former Rebel coach and now Tennessee defensive line coach Ed Orgeron.

Barack Obama's health care reform bill will serve as a platform for both political parties to attract voters in 2010 and 2012.

For the past six years, Darfur, a region in western Sudan, has been engaged in a deadly and controversial conflict. The genocide has gone on long enough. Find out what you can do in your community to help bring the conflict to an end.

Lane Kiffin addressed the media Thursday after practice and made his initial statements on the early morning arrests of freshmen Nu'Keese Richardson, Janzen Jackson and Mike Edwards.