Andrew R. Matthews is assistant dean for student services for Belmont University's College of Law starting next month. Matthews will leave his position as assistant dean at Faulkner University's Thomas Goode Jones School of Law in Alabama.
Dr. Mark Marsden is medical director for the Saint Thomas Hospital's emergency department. Marsden has been an ER physician there for 16 years.
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- Laid-off executives have farther to fall
- Tesla Motors files for IPO
- Bank failures accelerate
- Bernanke slammed, but wins 2nd term
- Business briefs: Chrysler won't fight arbitration
- Toyota scurries to find a fix as recall expands
- Rutherford wants fees, taxes reinstated
- GM will sell Saab brand to Spyker
- Regions loses $606 million, says loan problems are...
- Keyless car systems confuse drivers, raise safety ...
- Nashville's general aviation firms see end to down...
- New farmers grow knowledge at Chattanooga conference
- South's jobless seek work in Tennessee
- Poverty rate hits 17.5 percent in Nashville
- Fed chief vote fans economic fears
- Banks ramp up lobbying in second half of 2009
- Clarcor: Recovery clears path for growth and brigh...
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- China calls Clinton speech 'harmful'
- Middle TN business bankruptcies
- Harry Reid helps to build up support for Bernanke
- Government union rolls grow as layoffs hit private...
- Long-term care insurance bill's prospects diminish
- Nashville airport board approves rental-car facility
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- Obama calls for bank limits
- Nashville business briefs: Nashville Bank names ne...
- Sweethearts candy to feature 'Tweet Me' message
- Iasis repurchases preferred stock with cash
- Automakers start to hire again
- $30M to ease housing crisis in Nashville area
- Positive outlook helps entrepreneurs in hard times
- Very Light Car will be introduced at Detroit auto ...
- New owners restart 'Editor & Publisher'
- Growth stocks are back on top
- U.S., Walmart's focus on green eases path
- Johnson & Johnson accused of paying drug kickb...
- Mortgage plan fails to live up to goals
- File taxes online and get refund in 10 days
- Nashville music labels involved in suit over song ...
- High court signals doubt NFL has antitrust protection
- TV ads against reform paid by health insurers
- FDIC will seek input on pay plan for banks
- Luxury retailer Tiffany raises profit forecast
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- Chrysler CEO says automaker needs to raise sales 1...
- Soaring U.S. debt could limit growth, history sugg...
- Social media, mobile devices pack essential wallop
- Automakers lure frugal buyers with smaller, greene...
- Cost of house insurance likely to rise in TN
- Bank secrecy law broken
- Bear Stearns brand dies 2 years after collapse
- Developments earn TN 'State of the Year' title
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- Lonnie's karaoke bar sued over song royalties
- Fed had conflicts over mortgage plan
- TN says Colombian cigarette maker owes $300,000
- Builder has plans for Mt. Juliet city center
- Tennessee Livestock Auctions
- Home sales fall off as tax credit stays
- Little Debbie seeks a look-alike on 50th anniversary
- Gadget show aims for affordable tech
- Dubai opens the world's tallest skyscraper
- Cities take back their corporate tax breaks
- Fed chief: Regulation is best defense against spec...
- Low appraisals scuttle home deals
- Marina developer files for bankruptcy protection
- Highway traffic safety agency tries to keep pace
- Doris Demos' funeral is Saturday
- Judge Robinson buys family's funeral home
- To get it right, public speaking takes practice, s...
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- Toyota leads safety recalls for first time
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