Gateway-drug theory not supported by facts
Growing up, most college students attended some form of D.A.R.E (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) program.D.A.R.E defines a gateway drug as “a drug that can potentially …
Parking is a major problem
Dear Editor: I am writing this letter to address the parking situation on campus this semester. I realize that enrollment has increased and we lost …
Going Greek?
As a celebration of Greek life, ETSU’s Greek community held its third annual convocation Tuesday. From 2-6 p.m., booths were set up around the outdoor …
Flu clinic coming to ETSU
On Sept 8, students, faculty and staff received the following e-mail notice: The seasonal flu as well as H1N1 will be appearing in increasing numbers …
Flu clinic coming to ETSU
On Sept 8, students, faculty and staff received the following e-mail notice: The seasonal flu as well as H1N1 will be appearing in increasing numbers …
Whits & Giggles
Until recently, the biggest news to come out of the Washington Redskins’ camp was the $100 million contract given to defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth, effectively …
Financial Aid goes online, shortens lines
It was a “speedy delivery” for many students’ financial aid funds due to some campus cooperation and several new online features.”We had people from all …
Bravery is what you make it
My second day at ETSU I had an encounter with bravery and how a little thing can cause a lot. I guess you could say …
Column unfair to Orientation program, leaders
Dear Editor,I am writing to respond to your article “Orientation leaves more questions than answers” by Cody Lewis (Aug. 27 issue). I am sorry that …
DMV visit raises questions about purgatory
I had some good times this summer. I had the opportunity to work as a camp counselor with my wonderful girlfriend. I heard of my …