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ASU McAlister’s breaks national mark
Deli’s success has moderate affect on campus eaterees

Robyn Dailey - Business Affairs Beat

The McAlister’s Deli franchise of Appalachian State University has broken national records in its first month, said director of Food Services Ron Dubberly.

Hundreds flock to Varsity Gym for ‘Eric’ forum

Chris Bohle - Multicultural Beat

Hundreds of Appalachian State University students and members of the Boone community crowded the north side of Varsity Gymnasium Thursday evening to finally hear Eric Schlenker publicly speak about his religious beliefs.

SGA joins fund raising effort for Afghan kids
Money will be sent to White House to fund
humanitarian aid initiative

Sarah Newell - SGA Beat

The Student Government Association (SGA) is organizing a campaign to collect money for children in war-ravaged Afghanistan.

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Alphatraz project slated for Friday
Donated cash to benefit sorority, local organizations

Carrie Baker - Greeks Beat

Appalachian State University’s chapter of Alpha Phi sorority will
be holding its annual Alphatraz fund-raiser Friday.

MEISA plans Songwriter Showcase, other events

David Forbes - Clubs / Organizations Beat

MEISA (Music Entertainment Industry Student Association)
recently conducted auditions for its annual Songwriter
Showcase, which will be held Dec. 5.

Mountaineers’ fast start tames
turnover-prone Catamounts

Appalachian State starts, finishes strong in
key SoCon victory

Chris Boyce - Sports Beat

The Western Carolina University Catamounts entered Saturday’s
game with Appalachian State University as perhaps the hottest
team in the Southern Conference.

Third quarter lull provides scare for
Mountaineers after fast start

Andy Morris - Sports Beat

The Appalachian State University football team almost spoiled
a dominating first-half performance Saturday against the
Western Carolina University Catamounts.