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SGA race intensifies
Watkins/Pereira focus on personality
by Justin Boulmay
Senior Staff Writer
Aside from university affairs, Student Government Association presidential and vice presidential candidates P. Jud Watkins and Christopher R. Pereira both enjoy outdoor sports and reading. An author they both enjoy is Nicholas Sparks.
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Artman/Radford focus on future
by Jennifer Schneider
Staff Writer
John B. Artman and Jason S. Radford took careful consideration of their strong concern for the future of Appalachian State University and its students when deciding to run for Student Government Association president and vice president.
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Hunt/Diaz focus on other ticket
by Anna Oakes
Senior Staff Writer
Following the Student Government Association presidential and vice presidential debate March 15, candidate Chelsea M. Hunt said she is still running for president.
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Installation honors ASU history
by Justin Boulmay
Senior Staff Writer
Appalachian State University will see its sixth chancellor, Dr. Kenneth E. Peacock, installed into office April 22 at 10 a.m. in the Holmes Convocation Center, a little over 10 months after he assumed the office July 1, 2004.
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Chancellor, student switch in annual Chancellor-for-a-Day
by Millie Tolleson
Staff Writer
The Appalachian Student Ambassadors will present the annual Chancellor-For-A-Day switch Thursday.
This year's winner is junior accounting major Helen E. Archer. Archer is also a trainer for Appalachian's women's basketball team.
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Students experience civil rights movement during break
by Ryan Cobey
Intern Writer
Spring Break may have been a time to rest and relax for many Appalachian State University students, but for a select few, it became a learning experience they won't soon forget.
Dr. Joe J. Gonzalez, along with nine students in his "History on the Road" class, took a five-day trip to Selma, Ala., to witness and film the 40th anniversary celebration of the Civil Rights march from Selma to Montgomery, Ala., a major event in the Civil Rights movement.
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Tunnel of Oppression informs campus
by Clair Baxter
Staff Writer
"Find a cause and find a difference, see the change, and build a network of opportunity for all people," was the goal for the Student Government Association's Tunnel of Oppression that took place last weekend in the Blue Ridge Ballroom Friday from 7-10 p.m. and Saturday from 9:30-10:30 a.m.
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