Plasma donations add to pockets, save lives
There’s gold in them veins.But put down your pick-axes, all you ambitious forty-niners. It might not be the finger-sacrificing mine-trap kind of gold that you …
Hurricane Ivan disrupts ETSU sports schedules
Hurricane season hits season openers hard for Buc sports.The ETSU women’s tennis team was ready to open their 2004 season up this weekend in the …
Kerry should leave ‘Nam behind, focus on today
Operation Union I ended May 17, 2004, with a total of 30 Marines killed. It was estimated that 865 enemy soldiers were also killed. After …
Kiselich wins honor
In just her second full weekend of collegiate volleyball competition, ETSU’s freshman middle blocker Callie Kiselich was voted to the Nike/Comfort Suites Classic All-Tournament Team. …
Lady Bucs soccer earns double OT win
The ETSU women’s soccer team wrapped up their weekend trip to Atlanta with a 4-3 double overtime victory over Jacksonville State.Not long after freshman Keri …
Events provide escape from dorm, apartment boredom
Want to get out of staying at your dorm doing nothing? Sure you have homework and the occasional walk around campus or to the gym, …
Lady Bucs soccer earns double OT win
The ETSU women’s soccer team wrapped up their weekend trip to Atlanta with a 4-3 double overtime victory over Jacksonville State.Not long after freshman Keri …
Fall student head count highest in university history
ETSU’s fall 2004 enrollment sets several all-time institutional records, according to President Paul E. Stanton Jr., who announced a record student headcount, full-time equivalency (FTE), …
Veteran asks for continued support for troops in Iraq
Dear Editor,Every now and then, I hear my fellow college students talk about the upcoming elections and how the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are …
Ad calls for tough decision
Recently, some concern has been raised over an advertisement for Seminole Ridge we printed in the Aug. 26 edition of the East Tennessean. Although the …