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The front face of the Tesla Cop Car charging in the River St. Parking deck. Oct 4, 2023.

App State PD says farewell to gas-powered vehicles

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Junior communication studies major Joey Aguilar, has taken on the role as starting quarterback since App State’s first game against Gardner-Webb, and is currently leading the team to a 6-4 record overall. Aguilar, who hails from California, has secured his position by averaging 267 passing yards per game and has a 64% completion rate Oct. 4, 2023.

From California to Boone: App State quarterback embraces new journey

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As the rally attendees marched, they held handmade signs high above their heads and waved flags. The march started at the Jones House Cultural Center, ended at Sanford Mall and lasted around 15 minutes.

Boone community members organize rally, march for Palestine

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KaRon White went from being a three-star recruit at Sparkman High School in Harvest, Alabama to defensive lineman for Appalachian State. This season he has taken on the role as coach. Oct. 4, 2023.

Player to coach: The ongoing story of KaRon White

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10 historic moments in App State sports history

10 historic moments in App State sports history

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Good, bad and ugly: Mountaineers dominate Eagles

Good, bad and ugly: Mountaineers dominate Eagles

November 28, 2023

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APPlause Episode 2: AMTC’s ‘The Addams Family’

November 28, 2023

‘Napoleon’ shorts out with curbed Kirby, fussy Phoenix

‘Napoleon’ shorts out with curbed Kirby, fussy Phoenix

November 28, 2023

Student guide to studying abroad

Student guide to studying abroad

November 27, 2023

Field hockey goalkeeper ends historic career

Field hockey goalkeeper ends historic career

November 27, 2023

Men’s basketball wins third consecutive after dismantling Governors 78-58

Men’s basketball wins third consecutive after dismantling Governors 78-58

November 27, 2023

Infographic: Homecoming Point System

Malik Rahili
October 9, 2014
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Infographic by Malik Rahili, VIsual Managing Editor
Infographic by Malik Rahili, VIsual Managing Editor
Infographic by Malik Rahili, VIsual Managing Editor
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