The benefits of France
Karen Harrington, French professor and director of the French study abroad program, announced last week that this summer is the 19th and last that ETSU …
Track and field teams have good day in Boone
The ETSU track and field team made the short one-day trip over to Boone, and competed in the ASU Limited Open Friday afternoon inside the …
Halfway around the world …
While most of us were preparing for the holidays or maybe just celebrating being out of school for the semester, 15 students and faculty members …
Lady Bucs keep win streak alive
Sophomore post Latisha Belcher (Martinsville, Va.) scored a career-high 20 points and grabbed a game-high eight rebounds as the ETSU Lady Buccaneers went on to …
The benefits of France
Karen Harrington, French professor and director of the French study abroad program, announced last week that this summer is the 19th and last that ETSU …
Poor offense leads to Bucs’ third conference loss
In ETSU’s losses this season, the Buccaneers have struggled at long stretches to produce scoring opportunities. That same issue once again cost the Bucs Sunday. …
Blood drive held at Kingsport
One MP3 player will be given to one of the participants in the upcoming ETSU at Kingsport blood drive. The Marsh Regional Blood Center will …
Civil Rights Veterans to speak about Ella Baker, SNCC, Social Justice
On Monday, Feb. 18, Civil Rights Movement veterans of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) will visit campus to engage in dialogue with students, faculty, …
More coverage concern
Dear Editor,The article in the Feb. 7 paper about the presidential candidates not only shows the obvious bias this paper has toward the Democratic party …
Concerns about coverage
Dear Editor,If you’re going to have an article entitled “Meet your 2008 candidates,” maybe you should be less biased in your presentation of them. The …