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BASKETBALL ASU sends Christmas trees to N.Y. fire fighters Kristina Egger - Chancellor Student Development Beat Bryan Fannon, a driver for the Appalachian State University motor pool, recently delivered 76 Christmas trees to Staten Island Rescue Station Five, said Jane Nicholson, director of University News. Number of fire hazards down since safety measure implemented Robyn Dailey - Business Affairs Beat Christmas time is here again, accompanied by increased fire and safety hazards, according to Appalachian State University Safety Inspector Beth Clark.
Josh Brown - The Appalachian The celebration featured a karamu, or feast, as well as a performance by special guests The Healing Force, an African-American group that combines music and storytelling. Cruter: 10th annual Kwaanza Celebration a huge success Chris Bohle - Multicultural Beat The Tenth Annual Kwaanza Celebration and Feast held Thursday in Plemmons Student Union was a huge success, said organizer Anwar Cruter. Council charged with allocating funds David Forbes - Clubs / Organizations Beat In addition to approving new organizations and managing relations between existing ones, Club Council allocates project funds to campus organizations for educational events or traveling, as well as for larger service projects, in order to facilitate clubs’ growth.
Mountaineers
conquer Tribe; rematch with GSU next Chris Boyce - Sports Beat The
Appalachian State University offensive line placed the nail into
the Andy Morris - Sports Beat The
defending national champions, the Georgia Southern
Nate Grubbs - The Appalachian Freshman
Erez Cohen, originally from Israel, prepares food for a April Klaassen - Features Beat Tucked in a cluster of run-down trailers, a small house stands surrounded by scrap metal and various animals waddling and prowling their way through a variety of objects littering the gravel road.
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