National Guard tuition assistance dollars ensured

Kristin Davis - Academic Affairs Beat

The Army National Guard tuition assistance will continue as usual for spring semester 2002, news that comes after a feared freeze due to heightened enlistment after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, said Capt. Dan Smith of Appalachian State University’s ROTC department.

Robyn Dailey - Business Affairs Beat

A section of Depot Street was recently reopened after reconstruction of the sidewalk, a project which served as an inconvenience for many off-campus students.

Chris Bohle - Multicultural Beat

Ecofeminist philosopher Karen Warren promoted awareness of the connection between women and the environment Monday in Plemmons Student Union.

Chris Boyce - Sports Beat

After a close call against the Virginia Military Institute (VMI) last Saturday, the Appalachian State University football team faces another huge game Saturday when the Western Carolina University Catamounts travel to Boone.

Paul Sherar - Chief Photographer

Members of Campus Crusade for Christ man a contact table outside Plemmons Student Union earlier this week as part of the “Do You Agree With Eric?” campaign.

Malcolm Smith - Features Beat

According to the students of Campus Crusade for Christ, agreeing with Eric Schlenker is agreeing with a truthful and clear understanding of God, only a relationship with Jesus Christ can provide.

Paul Sherar - Chief Photographer

(Left) Chancellor Francis T. Borkowski mulls his lunch order Tuesday
at McAlister’s Deli while cashier Susan Crissman looks on. Borkwoski
traded places with Appalachian sophomore Tara Moody as part of
the Appalachian Ambassadors’ Chancellor-For-A-Day contest.
(Right) Sophomore Tara Moody goes through documents on the
chancellor’s desk Tuesday morning. During her day as chancellor,
Moody also met with university administrators, ate lunch and was
treated to lunch at the Broyhill Inn and Conference Center.

Chancellor experiences other side

Kristina Egger - Chancellor / Student Development Beat

Ask yourself—how would you feel about trading places with one of the most powerful men in Boone for an entire day? The next time you see sophomore Tana Moody, a marketing major from Greensboro, you can ask her.