Palestinian mothers launch successful rock buy-back program
W. LOCUST ST. – Sickened by the daily violence which often leads to the death of their young, a Jerusalem-based children’s advocacy group, MART (Mothers …
Palestinian mothers launch successful rock buy-back program
W. LOCUST ST. – Sickened by the daily violence which often leads to the death of their young, a Jerusalem-based children’s advocacy group, MART (Mothers …
Tuesday, October 15
Volunteer ETSU will host a blood drive through Wednesday from 12:30-5:30 p.m. in the Culp Center BallroomHomecoming relays will be held at 7 p.m. in …
Master’s of social work program available in 2003
Social work students at ETSU now have the option of furthering their careers. Starting in fall of 2003 there will be a master’s of social …
Correction
In the Thursday, Oct. 10, issue of the East Tennessean, an error occurred in the “SGA discuss 606 funding allocations.” The correction should read that …
Ask Skeeves
Hey Skeeves,I am having a dilemma that I hope you can help me with. I have been married to my husband for what I think …
Men place fourth, women sixth
Sophomore Brad Yewer and junior Emily Chaney led the way for the Buccaneer cross-country teams that finished fourth and sixth, respectively, at the Furman Invitational …
Bucs bitten by Bulldogs
The Citadel’s defense posted seven sacks and 12 tackles for a loss of 62 yards as the Bulldogs defeated ETSU, 26-7, in Southern Conference football …
Students refute columnist’s grievances with ETSU
Dear Editor:I sure hope Marianne Steffey feels better now that she’s unloaded all her frustrations in her “Scorpion’s Nest” column that was featured in the …
Columnist gives several reasons not to read this
A Few Solid Reasons to Read this Column:Three tragic truths about slow-dancing with a ninja:1. Ninjas kick very fast and will not hesitate to kick …