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Campus Chronicles Off the Record My Roommate is a Dinosaur! Exposure Undergrad Tech

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Student Grant

Student receives $90,000 Environmental Protection Agency grant

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Music on the Mountaintop

Railroad Earth teams up with Music on the Mountaintop’s founder for fifth anniversary

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Brian Quick

St. Louis Rams make Brian Quick the highest-drafted player in ASU history

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IN PHOTOS: Academic Freedom Protest

Faculty members and staff support tenured professor Jammie Price

Amendment One passed by North Carolina, defeated by Watauga County

Tuesday, 08 May 2012 22:13

North Carolina citizens passed Amendment One Tuesday night with 61 percent of the vote. However, the amendment was defeated in Watauga County by 50.8 percent of the voters.

The amendment provides that marriage between one man and one woman is the only legal domestic union in North Carolina.

The election results for Watauga County were announced at the courthouse Tuesday night.

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University releases athletes' names

After months of hearings, three former football players, another student were found responsible and identitfied by the university The university has chosen to release the names of four students recently found ...

Thursday, 3 May 2012

The year in news

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Campus reacts to accusations The Appalachian State University community was rocked this year when four Mountaineer football players and one other student were accused of sexual assault. The five students were accused by junior ...

Thursday, 3 May 2012

Person On The Street

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Police seize 20 pounds in counter-drug operation

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Narcotics officers with the Boone Police Department and the Watauga County Sheriff's Office recently conducted a counter-drug operation that yielded two suspects and 20 pounds of marijuana, Boone Police said. Travis ...

Tuesday, 1 May 2012

Community responds to Amendment One

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Student musicians move on, take knowledge into the ‘real’ world

With musical talent moving in and out of town every four years, Boone has served as a building block for many promising musicians. After graduation, student musicians will give music careers ...

Thursday, 3 May 2012

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Remember this? A year in review for Sports

The 2011-13 school year saw unprecidented success from several Appalachian sports teams. Here, The Appalachian’s staff reflects on the top moments of each sport-- from record setting performances to landmark ...

Thursday, 3 May 2012

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Letter: NYU professor behind 'Price of Pleasure' responds to university's action

Dr. Jammie Price, a tenured professor at Appalachian State University in North Carolina, was recently placed on administrative leave. Her keys to offices and classrooms were taken away in March, ...

Tuesday, 8 May 2012

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In Photos: Academic Freedom Protest

Less than a week after her Wednesday march to the Office of the Provost, tenured Appalachian State University sociology professor Jammie Price found herself in the same building discussing her ...

Tuesday, 1 May 2012

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F.A.R.M Cafe Opens

Are you excited for the F.A.R.M Cafe to open? Check out some information behind the community kitchen idea below. Graphic: TAYLOR QUARTARARO, Web Graphic ...

Tuesday, 1 May 2012

Toms: One day without shoes

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