Historian, author to discuss feminism in U.S.
Dr. Susan Hartmann will deliver a speech at ETSU on Tuesday, Oct. 3, entitled “Who Were the Feminists and How Did They Change America?”Hartmann is …
Deaf adventures at ETSU
Deaf Awareness Week is this week so I was asked to tell a little about my daily experiences here at ETSU. I’m an information technology …
Bargain makes for great read
Too few students take advantage of the ability to read. Even fewer take advantage of the cheap prices at local bookstores like Mr. K’s Used …
Fitness part of curriculum
University School students will be surprised when they return in October. The gymnasium is being transformed into an arcade-like fitness center, complete with activities such …
Stanton discusses faculty issues
Faculty Senate members had their voices heard when ETSU President Paul Stanton visited. Members posed a broad range of questions to Stanton about matters such …
Bible says socializing not sinful
Dear Editor, As I was browsing through the latest edition of the school paper, I came upon the story about the Well. I have to …
Lady Bucs dominate weekend competition
The Lady Bucs struck first and often over the weekend to improve to 2-1-1 in Atlantic Sun Conference play. First the Lady Bucs downed University …
Dating, relating, with a European twist
It’s not even October yet, and I feel ready for a vacation. The last week of September, without fail, serves up the exams that your …
Free dance lessons in CPA
Ballroom dancing is becom-ing increasingly popular across the country because of shows like ABC’s “Dancing with the Stars” and recent movies like “Take the Lead.” …
The Well not for fraternizing but friendship
Dear Editor,Earlier today, a friend asked me if I had read the article on “The Well” in the Sept. 28 issue of the East Tennessean. …