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After a rash of negative press, Tennessee's Pride of the Southland Marching Band put on a Halloween themed halftime show that may cause many to change their opinion of the typically traditional group. The performance included a dancing segment in the middle of the band's rendition of Michael Jackson's "Thriller."

The UT Symphony Orchestra gave a magnificent performance Sunday to a small, but very lucky audience. Cox Auditorium was filled with the delightful music of Malcolm Arnold and Edward Elgar, two British composers of this century.

New TNJN.com feature: The "best-of" crimes recorded by UTPD each week.  This week, the Student Success Center's sign at the Melrose Ave. location was graffitied among the other Top 5 crimes included.

The jury found Friday that the actions of Lemaricus Davidson warranted the death penalty for the crimes committed against Channon Christian and Christopher Newsom in 2007.  Please note that some content is of a graphic nature in areas of this story.

The UT Bookstore partnered with Reese's, 90.3 the ROCK and Second Harvest Food Bank to host a pumpkin carving contest this year for Halloween. The event benefited Second Harvest and provided fun for students as well as reward points and a raffle.

Clark Rendt, former ambassador to China, spoke Friday to UT faculty and students on his career as an ambassador and about what means that the country of China is a rising power in the world.

Tennessee used four South Carolina turnovers to beat the No. 22 Gamecocks 31-13 on Saturday night in Neyland Stadium. The win was the first for head coach Lane Kiffin over a ranked opponent.

Lane Kiffin made his statement and fields questions after Tennessee's victory over conference foe South Carolina on Halloween 2009.

Lane Kiffin made his statement and fields questions after Tennessee's victory over conference foe South Carolina on Halloween 2009.

Bruce Pearl and the No. 10 Vols basketball team opened up the 2009-2010 campaign with a 117-79 scrimmage win over North Alabama on Friday night at Thompson Boling Arena. Scotty Hopson lead in scoring with 20 points.

This page features pre-game sights and festivities from the UT vs. South Carolina game, Oct. 31, 2009

Paul Fortenberry's in-game blog of the Tennessee, South Carolina game.

Lane Kiffin and the Tennessee Volunteers will host Steve Spurrier and the No. 22 South Carolina Gamecocks in Neyland Stadium on Halloween night.

TNJN's Jeffrey Riddle examines Tennessee's kickoff and punt coverage from the simple viewpoint of an uncredited special teams evaluator. Has there been anything to do to fix things? Have things gotten worse this year with a new coaching staff? 

Jonathan Crompton's impressive mid-season turnaround has many fans reassessing the senior quarterback.

With the UT Men's Basketball team opener just around the corner, TNJN.com writer Benjamin Lemly breaks down the teams' schedule and roster for the 2009-2010 season.

With Halloween just around the corner, the Clarence Brown Theatre is performing Little Shop of Horrors, a lively and entertaining musical that promises to provide plenty of holiday fun.

Dustin Lynch performed at New Amsterdam in a concert benefitting the Alzheimer's Association. The concert was upbeat and engaging.

When coach Steve Spurrier's South Carolina squad visits Knoxville on Halloween night, the panel believes the Gamecocks will be in store for some tricks, not treats.

Tennessee continued their prep for South Carolina Thursday and get inside another Vols Practice Report to here from coaches and get an update on the injury front.