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Women’s tennis ends Senior Day with a victory

Edwin Nelson, April 18, 2018

America’s economy will falter after a mass deportation

Daniel Stoll, April 18, 2018

Bucs baseball drops series to UNCG

Kathryn Norungolo, April 18, 2018

SGA awards ETSU faculty and staff for their hard work and dedication

Chante Dobson, April 18, 2018

Men’s golf finish top 10 in weekend matches

Alex Daugherty, April 18, 2018

Effort should be rewarded

Mason Nolen, April 18, 2018

Racism extends past the Starbucks controversy

Michael Trotter-Lawson, April 18, 2018

Theatre department ends season on ‘Electric’ note

Hannah Purdy, April 18, 2018

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