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Faculty Senate Beat Over
half of SPA workers Sean Oakley - Staff Writer Of the 1,128 State Personnel Act (SPA) staff employees at Appalachian State University, 651 fall in or below the Grade 61 pay scale, said Staff Council Chair Peggy Ellis Police Beat Thirty-two police staffers fall under SPA classification Becky DiVerniero - Staff Writer University police officers say their current salaries do not adequately cover the cost of living and are not comparable to wages earned by officers at other University of North Carolina system institutions. Entertainment Beat
Paul Sherar - Chief Photographer Senior communication major Sion Harrington waits to be interviewd by MTV staff Monday afternoon in Plemmons Student Union. Harrington and other applied to serve as guest hosts on a “Road Rules” taping. Students uncertain of role on MTV show Janelle Silverman - Staff Writer As MTV’s “Road Rules” rolls onto campus today, many students jumped at the chance to audition as guest hosts for the show Monday afternoon. However, none of the students who showed up to fill out an application seemed certain as to precisely what sort of job they were applying for.
Special
Report: Proposed Tuition Increase SPA
salary hike allocation plan Carrie Baker - Staff Writer Guidelines for allocating funds that would be generated by a proposed $150 tuition increase still have not yet been finalized, but the focus will be placed on the school’s lowest-income employees, said Jane Helm, vice chancellor for Business Affairs.
Paul Sherar - Chief Photographer Appalachian State University Police Patrol Officer Jason Church answers a call while sitting in his cruiser Multicultural
Beat
Leach focuses on arts, civil rights David Forbes - Staff Writer Celebration of the Black Arts, including dance, music and art focusing on African-American culture, took place Monday night in Plemmons Student Union.
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