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Open mic night at the Acoustic Coffeehouse in Johnson City gives poets the chance to connect with an audience and perform original work in their own unique ways.
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Dollar Days in October sought $1 contributions to widen campus support for the 2008 ETSU Habitat house.
(Photo: Mimmi Tornberg)
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Campus Habitat for Humanity project goal:
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money, more people, more organizations to help
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Jenica Greenfield's dorm room entrance
(Photo: Mimmi Tornberg)
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Residents on fourth floor Lucille Clement continue a door decorating tradition to brighten things up at semester’s end.
40 people convene on campus to discuss the pros, cons and feasibility – and whether there might be a role for ETSU students.
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Priciest book on campus? Depends on where you buy it.
(Photo: Mimmi Tornberg)
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The convenience of getting what we want or need right now usually makes up for paying a little bit more in the store than on the Internet. But is a difference of $90 really worth it?
Budget can’t handle teeth cleanings? A service offered by ETSU allied health program may give you reason to smile.
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Quilting is a unique way to express yourself artistically.
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With winter on the way, the ever-falling temperatures drive us indoors to seek some comfort and warmth. For some, the only cure for the cold is a big, colorful quilt, but many never think of the design and technique that go into creating such a creature comfort.
