Game day in Darfur
Dear Editor:I read the “Game Day in Darfur” that talks about a humanitarian initiative of Aytan Gurzaliyeva, a young girl from Azerbaijan. I was a …
Campus complaints
Dear Editor:I just wanted to quickly respond to Jesse Ball’s letter. Jesse, I’m assuming that this is your first year at ETSU only because of …
Republicans to blame
Dear Editor:Thousands of homeless roam the street on any given day in America. Why so much poverty in one of the richest countries in the …
Government assistance or fermented resistance
Everyone is familiar with the terminology used by those who are unfortunate enough to be incarcerated. Words that come to mind are, “caught up in …
Game day for Darfur
Many students wouldn’t believe that playing chess or Twister could benefit victims of genocide, but that is exactly what happened yesterday.The Foundation for International Medical …
2007 King, Queen crowned
The 2007 Homecoming festivities officially kicked off on Monday morning at Borchuck Plaza in front of the Sherrod Library. Hundreds of students, faculty and alumni …
Student, Faculty research in Mongolia
For six weeks this past summer, Honors-in-Discipline student Taylor Burnham, an East Tennessee State University junior majoring in geology, experienced a rare opportunity, thanks to …
ETSU; making money
As I was walking through campus the other morning I noticed that the bushes in the center of the “plaza” in front of the library …
Campus Construction Update
Temperature Issues: The renovation is requiring considerable work to be done on the chilled water distribution system throughout the Culp Center, especially in the main …
Game day for Darfur
Many students wouldn’t believe that playing chess or Twister could benefit victims of genocide, but that is exactly what happened yesterday.The Foundation for International Medical …