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OPINION: Republicans are not as religious as they claim to be

Q November 7, 2018

For some reason, the Republican Party is often conflated with Christianity, a confusing sentiment considering the majority of stances Republican policymakers take on social issues. Take, for example,...

Q's Corner: No more guns

Q’s Corner: No more guns

Q November 2, 2018

In Matthews, North Carolina, a Butler High School student was shot by another student on Monday morning. Matthews Police confirmed that the victim, an unnamed male, died after being rushed to the hospital....

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OPINION: Campus ministries need to be be honest about their stance towards the LGBT community

Christine Dudley, A&C Reporter November 1, 2018

As the Trump Administration continues to invalidate the LGBT community with attempts to define transgender people out of existence, having open and affirming church communities to lean on is important....

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OPINION: Republican gerrymandering disenfranchises democratic voters

Q October 31, 2018

It’s important to vote in the upcoming election, but for North Carolina voters, especially Democrats, their vote may not hold the weight they think it does. North Carolina has a rich history of gerrymandering...

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Letter to the Editor: Vote, even if you think it’s dumb

Op-Ed October 26, 2018

Correction: This letter, originally published Oct. 26, was updated on Oct. 30. The letter said DD Adams was a candidate for the Senate, however, DD Adams is a candidate for the House of Representatives....

Q's Corner: Tread on me, don't cap the state income tax

Q’s Corner: Tread on me, don’t cap the state income tax

Q October 26, 2018

Taxes are the lifeblood of America. Without them, it would be impossible for the government to get anything done. Taxes pay for schools, infrastructure, police services, fire services and other social...

The Broyhill wind turbine at Appalachian State was installed in June 2009. It stands at the highest point on campus at 755 Bodenheimer Road. The turbine allows Appalachian State to generate energy while off-setting 200 metric tons of carbon dioxide per a year.

Opinion: Duke Energy to invest millions in the Carolinas

Frank Batts October 25, 2018

Duke Energy has outlined plans to invest $500 million in battery storage projects in North Carolina over the next 15 years. These advancements will put the company at the forefront of sustainability with...

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OPINION: Negative rhetoric toward journalists will continue to incite violence

Moss Brennan, Reporter October 25, 2018

Journalism keeps those in power in check. When those in power get scared, they lash out and retaliate. For Jamal Khashoggi, that cost him his life, and if the rhetoric surrounding journalists continues,...

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The language of cancer

Nora Smith, Reporter October 21, 2018

When we speak about cancer, it’s a war. When patients are diagnosed, they are placed in a battle. They are fighting for their lives. In many ways, the process of treating many forms of cancer is like...

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Letter to the Editor: Campus voter registration

Op-Ed October 19, 2018

In the last few weeks, we have spent a number of hours on the Appalachian campus registering students to vote in the midterm elections. As volunteers, we were given clipboards filled with forms and asked...

Q's Corner: Men get breast cancer too

Q’s Corner: Men get breast cancer too

Q October 19, 2018

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month: a time to raise awareness and funds for the prevention and cure of breast cancer. The American Cancer Society estimates that 268,670 people will develop breast...

A student registers to vote.

OPINION: Why voter registration is important

Op-Ed October 18, 2018

Voting is a basic civil duty of all citizens of the U.S.; it’s a right they were given so the people can change the governing party if they so choose. Many people throughout history fought and died for...

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