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Paul Shrar - Chief Photographer Trisha Caviness, representing the Appalachian Cloggers and Dennis Jackson, representing White Hall RSA were selected as the 2001 Homecoming King and Queen during halftime Saturday. Caviness is a junior elementary education major from High Falls. Jackson is a junior management major from Charlotte. Poll: increase in racial profiling anticipated Chris Bohle - Multicultural Beat Although it has been seven weeks now since the World Trade Center towers went up in a terrible cloud of smoke and dust, the effects of the terrorist strikes continue to hit home. ASU reservist waits for call to action Sean Oakley - Town of Boone Beat It is Tuesday in Boone today. This past weekend the cold winter winds began their lengthy parade into what will soon be a frigid, white, mountainous landscape.
Josh Brown - The Appalachian A group
performs during Saturday’s step show in Farthing Step show creates unity among groups Carrie Baker - Greeks Beat Saturday night was one of energy and tradition for Appalachian State University’s National Pan Hellenic (NPHC) Greeks. Traditionally African American sororities and fraternities displayed pride in their organizations’ heritages during the Step Show in Farthing Auditorium.
Nate Grubbs - The Appalachian Senior Nancy McRae (left) and sophomore Katie Armfield go over class material during a tutoring session Friday afternoon. Spending
targeted due to budget cuts Kristin Davis - Academic Affairs Beat Tutorial Services has enacted several measures to curb expenditures in light of the recent budget cuts handed down by Gov. Mike Easley, said Wesley Waugh, tutorial service coordinator.
Paul Sherar - Chief Photographer Health Services takes steps against anthrax Robyn Dailey - Business Affairs Beat Health Services is taking precautions and outlining procedures to contest the ongoing threat of anthrax, said Dr. Patricia Geiger, director of Health Services at Appalachian State University.
Paul Sherar - Chief Photographer Mountaineer defensive lineman Jason Hunter (97) sacks UTC quarterback Jason Spearman (4) during the Mountaineer’s 51-14 Homecoming win Saturday afternoon at Kidd Brewer Stadium. Mountaineers keep playoff hopes alive with Homecoming rout of Mocs Chris Boyce - Sports Beat With the memories of last season’s 30-27 loss to the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga fresh in mind, the Appalachian State University football team extracted full revenge Saturday afternoon, blasting the Mocs 51-14 and keeping its playoff hopes alive.
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