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Multicultural Beat

Racism rising among students, say pair of minority groups
NAACP, BSA point to several recent incidents; plan dual-campaign

David Forbes - Staff Writer

Several recent incidents are sparking action from the Appalachian State University chapters of the NAACP and the Black Student Association (BSA), in response to what they say is evidence of growing racism and prejudice on campus.


Police Beat

Basic equipment, patrol cars may be on list of budget cuts
Chief: Department may begin charging for accident reports, up bike patrols

Becky DiVerniero - Staff Writer

The Appalachian State University Police Department may be forced to cut back on everything from basic equipment to patrol cars due to the possibility of a 1 percent to 10 percent budget reduction looming over the heads of the University of North Carolina system, said University Police Chief Gunther Doerr.



Chancellor - Student Development Beat

Dollars for Diversity Plan in question
State budget crisis may limit needed funding

Shea Kuczko - Staff Writer

Admissions Office procedures under Appalachian State University’s Diversity Plan call for financial support from the institution to aid in increasing diversity enrollment.


SGA Beat

Campus polling site not in future

Sarah Newell - Staff Writer

There are no plans to move the polling location for the 3rd Precinct of Boone from the Agricultural Conference Center to the West side of Appalachian State University’s campus, according to a memorandum written by Director of the Watauga County Board of Elections Jane Ann Hodges.

Sports Beat

ASU-administered tests not taken as seriously as NCAA tests, say athletes

James Nix - Staff Writer
Josh Dernosek - Staff Writer

Student athletes at Appalachian State University learn from the beginning of their college careers that drug testing is not something to be taken lightly when the NCAA comes to town.


In Focus

Paul Sherar - Chief Photographer

Current Associate Editor for Production Operations and former Summer Editor-in-Chief Adam Bennett will serve as editor-in-chief of The Appalachian next year.

Bennett named 68th editor-in-chief

Carrie Baker - Staff Writer

Adam Bennett will serve as editor-in-chief of The Appalachian for the 2002-2003 academic year, after being selected by Vice Chancellor for Student Development Gregory S. Blimling and the Student Media Board.


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