ETSU student to perform one-woman ‘Agnes of God’
“Agnes of God,” a play by John Pielmeier, will be presented Friday, March 19, at 7 p.m. at Nelson Fine Art Center, 324 E. Main …
Obesity escalates to nation’s top-killer spot
The following unsigned editorial appeared in the Detroit Free Press on Thursday, March 11:“Scared skinny” seems to be the latest government approach to the nation’s …
ETSU student to perform one-woman ‘Agnes of God’
“Agnes of God,” a play by John Pielmeier, will be presented Friday, March 19, at 7 p.m. at Nelson Fine Art Center, 324 E. Main …
PETA gives animal lovers bad name
Ladies and gentlemen, I am ashamed. Not of myself, mind you, but of an organization in which, until recently, I held the utmost (OK somewhat …
SGA approves funding for events, travel
Though the weather outside was blustery and cold, March came in like a lamb for the Student Government Association. After a month full of debate …
Athletics’ employee dies of heart attack
Tim Mullins, compliance coordinator for ETSU athletics, died Thursday, March 11 at his home after suffering from a heart attack. Mullins, who was 47 years …
Americans stretch out to embrace yoga
You’re not imagining it: Everyone really is doing yoga.OK, maybe not everyone. But the ancient discipline, which promises spiritual enlightenment along with long, lean muscles, …
Disability services loses state funding for LEAP
As of June 30, 2005, the LEAP program will no longer be part of ETSU’s Disability Services Department.The Learning Empowerment for Academic Performance Program, which …
SGA approves funding for events, travel
Though the weather outside was blustery and cold, March came in like a lamb for the Student Government Association. After a month full of debate …
Patriot Act topic of ETSU panel discussion Tuesday
“The USA Patriot Act: ‘New Tools to Fight a Present Danger’ or an Assault on Civil Liberties?” is the focus of a panel discussion to …