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March 28, 2007
The Pulse Has a New Name -- We Are Now Pulse Watch
That's right!
Starting with this week's issue, The Chattanooga Pulse is now called Pulse Watch.
Not only will we still be providing the same quality coverage you've grown accustomed to, we will also be adding more hard-hitting entertainment coverage -- all delivered in a handy, biodegradable plastic baggy that we will fling onto your lawn whether you want it or not!
Don't have a lawn? Don't fret.
You can read this week's edition online!
Idol, Part Deux Deux: Abysmal American Idol contestant Sanjaya Malakar to sing at Riverbend. Also: June Griffin goes sexy. Wally Witkowski to climb Everest. Dalton Roberts to fight crime.
Number of area pirates on the rise
City Council unveils new North Shore profit scheme
Mayor treats homeless to screening of Requiem for a Dream
Missy Crutchfield barred from purchasing box of paper clips
President finishes super-sized plate of pork ribs at Porker's
City to consider homey complex
Post Traumatic Bridge Stress Syndrome brings lawsuits for city
Area gangs battle for prime riverfront fishing spot
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March 23, 2007
PulseCast: Music Edition #014 - Now Online
Features music from Low, 31Knots, Seabear, Mice Parade, Air, CocoRosie, BlondeRedhead, David Thomas Broughton, The Besnard Lakes, Dntel, Beirut, Dr. Dog and more.
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March 15, 2007
Former Allied Arts Director Don Andrews Talks to The Pulse
The former president of Allied Arts says he is perplexed as to why the executive committee dismissed him from the organization in February.
“I feel as though they are making some changes related to their visioning and strategic planning and did not wish for me to participate in that process,” Don Andrews told The Pulse Thursday. “I wish them well, and I will always support the arts in this community and hope that others will, too.”
Andrews said he enjoyed the four years in which he worked at Allied Arts.
“The board was engaged, and the staff, including the changes that were made, was excellent,” he said. “The community gave us very strong support.”
Andrews said Allied Arts bylaws state that the executive committee can make decisions on behalf of the board, with the approval of the board. He said he does not know if the executive committee sought board approval to dismiss him. He also does not know who voted to let him go.
According to the 2006 annual report, the executive committee is comprised of board Chairman Frank McDonald; Vice Chairman for Advancement Tom Griscom; Vice Chairwoman for Programs Alice Lupton Smith; Treasurer Tim Kelly; Secretary Michelle Ruest.
Others on the executive committee are: Jeannine Alday, Roland Carter, Linda Chapin, Kurt Faires, Annie I. Hall, Mai Bell Hurley, Grant Law, Niel Nielson, Sally Robinson, Virginia Anne Sharber, Carolyn R. Thompson, and Sue Anne Wells.
Allied Arts' board is currently meeting to discuss the future of the program in light of philanthopist Ruth Holmberg's decision to pull her support from the agency in light of Andrews' dismissal.
"I am gravely disappointed," Holmberg told WGOW today. "Don presents a wonderful community face."
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Chattanooga Gang Video Diary or Really Bad Rap Video?
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March 14, 2007
Must-Watch Video: "Boric Acid Will Make You Crazy"
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March 12, 2007
Our Two Most Favorite Recent Headlines
Police Blotter: Man Attacked by Losers in Basketball Game.
Two Shot Near "Stop the Violence" March.
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