Issue 120.14
Tuesday July 17, 2012
Summersett Foods
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Jake Rheude and Cedric Brown won a grant to create SummerSett Foods, a company that creates and packages buffalo chicken dip for national distribution.

UT students accept grant, create food production company
Wesley Mills, News Editor

Two skylines dominate Cincinnati. The first is more of a 10-second glimpse of spectacularly aligned buildings that drivers see after coming up and over Interstate 71.

The second is their Skyline Chili. Scattered over and around the city, this specially made chili is decorated onto spaghetti, hot dogs and sandwiches. This chili is unique to Cincinnati, but it gave life to an idea Jake Rheude had.

A junior in management, Rheude is no stranger to starting up his own business.

Before he came to UT, he ran an exotic car detailing business in Cincinnati where he would go to client ...

Spider Man 3
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‘Amazing Spider-Man’ retells same story
Preston Peeden, Associate Editor

If you've heard this story before, let me know.

A young, socially awkward, but terribly bright, student, who lives with his aunt and uncle, is one day bitten by an irradiated spider and through a series of trial and tribulations becomes a masked-crusader swinging from the skyscrapers of New York City protecting the innocent.

Those last 45 words serve as the summary for not just one movie, but two. Because with the new film "The Amazing Spider-Man," no viewer can leave the theater without the sinking suspicion that they've heard that story before. And they wouldn't be ...

Entertainment
Zappa Plays Zappa

Dweezil Zappa carries on father’s legacy
Gabe Quistorff, Staff Writer

Dweezil Zappa and his tour, "Zappa Plays Zappa," came through the Bijou last Thursday in a performance that would have made his father proud.

The late Frank Zappa was a prolific songwriter and composer who produced over 60 albums in ...

Pat Summit and NASCAR driver Trevor Bayne
Matt Dixon • The Daily Beacon

InShort

Tennessee women's basketball head coach emeritus Pat Summitt and NASCAR driver Trevor Bayne stand in front of a "We Back Pat" race car on Friday in Thompson-Boling Arena. Bayne, a Knoxville native and 2011 Daytona 500 champion, will drive a similar car in the Nationwide Series Food City 250 at Bristol Motor Speedway on Aug. 24 to help raise money for the Pat Summitt Foundation, which helps raise money for Alzheimer's research. Summitt announced last August that she had been diagnosed with early-onset dementia, Alzheimer's type, and stepped down as the Lady Volunteers head coach in April. She won an NCAA-record 1,098 games during 38 years at the helm. She will also serve as the grand marshal for the race.

Sports
Tyler and Pat Summitt

Summitt heads to Marquette
Matthew Keylon, Staff Writer

Tyler Summitt is learning how to adapt to life away from his mom, Pat Summitt, after accepting an assistant coaching position with Marquette's women's basketball team on April 19.

"Now we realize we have to have more quality ...

Three kickoff times finalized
Staff Reports

The Southeastern Conference released the early-season television schedule Monday morning, and the kickoff times for the first three 2012 Tennessee football games have been finalized.

The Vols' home opener against Georgia State on Sept. 8 is set for a 4 ...

Opinion

Coming-of-age a unique experience
Preston Peeden, Associate Editor

I recently became a man in the check-out aisle of the Walker Springs Walmart.

By becoming a man, this does not mean I took part in some perverse physical act in public, nor did I have a coming of age ...