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The document outlines the agenda for the Advancement and Public Affairs Committee meeting of the University of Tennessee Board of Trustees, scheduled for March 1, 2013. Key items include roll call, approval of previous meeting minutes, reports on alumni affairs and foundation activities, and several action items regarding the renaming of university buildings and facilities. Notable proposals include modifying names for the John Tickle Engineering Building and Frank H. McClung Museum, as well as naming new facilities such as a residence hall and a football practice facility.

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