| Rain no deterrent for Homecoming
magic |
Ashley
Middleton
Staff Writer |
Jacque Lenz | The AppalachianRSAs, clubs, Greek and University
Funded Organizations participated in Saturday’s “Magic
in the Mountains” Homecoming parade. The parade that wound
around Rivers, Hardin, King and Water streets drew spectators
from all aspects of the university despite the constant drizzle.
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 This
weekend, Appalachian State University students, faculty and alumni
celebrated Homecoming 2002, themed “Magic in the Mountains.” The
campus came alive with events starting Thursday night and ending
late Saturday.
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| BOG: No tuition hike for pay raises |
Jennifer
Brannock
Faculty Senate Beat |
The North Carolina
Board of Governors (BOG) recently issued a directive to the University
of North Carolina system ordering universities not to raise student
tuition to fund merit-based faculty salary increases.
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| ‘Into The Streets’
focuses on service |
Jana
Nordstrand
Clubs / Organizations Beat |
“Into
the Streets,” sponsored by Appalachian and Community Together
(A.C.T.), requires students to complete a service project for the
Homecoming competition.
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| Moore: SGA amendment will encourage
students to be active |
David
Forbes
SGA Beat |
Students will soon
have the opportunity to vote on an amendment to the Student Government
Association constitution that would make petitioning the senate
easier.
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| State Farm safety measures enhanced |
Hugh
Kellenberger
CRSA / Housing Beat |
The Appalachian State
University Parking and Traffic Department recently took increased
safety measures at State Farm Parking Lot, commissioning yellow
stop-lines and the word “Stop” to be painted at the lane
ends.
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| Delays set back solarium schedule |
Carrie Baker
Business Affairs Beat |
The solarium addition to
Plemmons Student Union is 60 days behind schedule, said Dr. Clyde
D. Robbins, director of design and construction.
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| R.A.D. classes benefit students’
safety |
J.W. Randolph
Police Beat |
Rape Aggression Defense
(R.A.D.) classes, lead by Sgt. Jaska H. Rominger of the Appalachian
State University police, are currently being held from Oct. 23 to
Nov. 13. This is the second of three sets of classes that will meet
during the fall semester.
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