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 …
OK to advertise undercover
Dear Editor, I can understand that the author of the article ‘Not feeling too Well’ may not agree with the tactics used by the Well …
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 …
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 …
Freshman athletes face a tough adjustment to college
Starting a new school is tough. Moving away from your family and being on a sports team adds to the pressure of fitting in. Freshman …
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 …
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. …
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 …
Even Mother Nature can’t hold Bucs down
Led by junior Sebastian Serrano, the ETSU men’s tennis team earned four titles over the weekend at the 20th Annual MTSU Fall Invitational. Serrano won …
Our View
During my time on staff, I have heard both positive and negative things about our school paper. Last year, it was the lack of ETSU-related …