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Sexual assault prevention requires change in culture

Kevin Griffin September 11, 2014

Appalachian State University is in the process of implementing a broad-based safety initiative that includes an emphasis on sexual assault, according to an article in the Aug. 27 edition of The Appalachian. Sexual...

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Is ‘welfare weed’ a real problem for America?

Dewey Mullis September 11, 2014

The City Council in Berkeley, California passed a new ordinance that mandates all medical marijuana dispensaries allocate 2 percent of their stock to be distributed to the city’s poor, according to FOX...

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Memories of a nightmare: My 9/11 experience

Nicole Caporaso September 11, 2014

Sept. 11, 2001 was a Tuesday. People typically don’t remember a Tuesday 13 years ago, but there are special exceptions all the time: Weddings, birthdays, the first day of school, the day you met your...

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Changing culture, technology alter definition of privacy

Kevin Griffin September 9, 2014

The recent celebrity hacking scandal combines two prominent elements of society, celebrity culture and technology, in a way that reveals a great deal about the evolution of privacy. While many people...

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Students should push through voter suppression

Joshua Farmer September 9, 2014

In August, The Appalachian reported on the State Board of Elections denial of an on-campus voting site for Appalachian State University. The decision to not host an on-campus voting site was made despite...

Lindsey White breaks through the defensive in a game against College of Charleston during Appalachian State rugbys annual Rucktoberfest tournament.

Why you shouldn’t turn a blind eye to App State sports

Cory Spiers August 20, 2014

Let’s start by stating the obvious: App State football is wildly popular. The legacy that the Mountaineers paved under Jerry Moore in the Southern Conference in the 2000s is what most people associate...

Senior Goodbye: Thanks for reading

Senior Goodbye: Thanks for reading

Andrew Cox May 1, 2014

  Cox, a senior studio arts major, is an editorial cartoonist. 

Senior Goodbye: College is for learning more than just facts

Senior Goodbye: College is for learning more than just facts

Lindsey Chandler May 1, 2014

At the end of three and a half years of full course loads, extracurriculars and too many all-nighters, it is not the diploma in-hand that represents all I have learned. My personal growth during my...

Senior Goodbye: Lessons learned outside of the classroom

Senior Goodbye: Lessons learned outside of the classroom

Anna Norwood May 1, 2014

Seniors, we’re graduating - can you even believe it? After my four years in Boone I can confidently say this place has shaped all of us into great people. I’m proud to say I’ll soon be an Appalachian...

Senior Goodbye: Opportunities present themselves once in a lifetime

Senior Goodbye: Opportunities present themselves once in a lifetime

Michael Bragg May 1, 2014

Everyone goes to college to learn more and find their place in this world. We learn new things in lectures and in practice, about ourselves as we live on our own for the first time and are responsible...

Senior Goodbye: To all the friends I’ve made, you’ll always be with me

Senior Goodbye: To all the friends I’ve made, you’ll always be with me

Sam Lineberger May 1, 2014

It’s come time for me to pronounce farewells. Like it or not, Commencement is a mere handful of cursory assignments away. Looking back, I was always aware that this time would come—mostly due to...

Senior Goodbye: In college and life, taking risks is worth it

Senior Goodbye: In college and life, taking risks is worth it

Alexander McCall May 1, 2014

Just eight weeks after beginning my college journey, I made the decision to transfer from a small, liberal arts college to study journalism at a much larger university. I chose Appalachian State University,...

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