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MTSU News and Headlines 
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University will offer Kurdish classes this fall |
| This fall, in the shadow of the largest Kurdish community in the nation, MTSU will become one of a handful of American universities offering Kurdish-language courses. |
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Horse science gets go-ahead for master’s program |
| In spring 2011, graduate students will have an opportunity for the first time to pursue a master’s degree in horse science at MTSU. |
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President pitches partnerships with business |
| MTSU President Sidney A. McPhee called for “better coordination and communication between business and educational leaders” at the Tennesee Business Roundtable. |
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Event Calendar
Game-Day Traffic Notice — Sept. 2
MTSU Parking Services can help you navigate game-day traffic Thursday, Sept. 2, as the Blue Raiders take on Minnesota in the season opener at home. Go to http://bit.ly/MTparking and click on “Latest Notices”!
First Friday Star Party — Sept. 3
Look to the stars Sept. 3 for the First Friday Star Party! Dr. Jana Ruth Ford's lecture, "A Tour of the Summer Triangle," begins at 6:30 p.m., followed by telescope viewing at the MTSU Observatory (weather permitting). Free to the public; visit http://bit.ly/aEb2yD for more information.
"PopMaster Fabel" Film, Lecture — Sept. 7
Hip-hop historian Jorge "PopMaster Fabel" Pabon takes the mike at MTSU Sept. 7 at 7 p.m. to screen his new documentary, “Apache Line: From Gangs to Hip-Hop." Free to the public; more details at http://bit.ly/9WqttU.
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