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Heather Mays enjoying the Holston River
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By Michaela Sumpter
Every child embraces the statement, “When I grow up, I want to be.”
However, a large number of high school seniors walk across a stage, get handed a diploma, then sit back down confused about what the future holds. This uncertainty doesn’t end the first day of college.
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Amber Schaffer knows the risk of credit-card debt
(Photo: Jamie Harrison)
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By Jamie Harrison
Amber Schaffer, a 2006 ETSU graduate, knows first-hand how easy it is to accumulate credit card debt. She learned the hard way as a college student.
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Bucky at a recent game
(Photo: ETSU Photo Lab)
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By Jennifer Hall
The ETSU Buccaneers have had their name since 1935, but how exactly did this school become known as the Buccaneers?
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Empty alcohol containers
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Academics and alcohol continue to have an integrated relationship at the college level. It is important for students who consume alcohol underage to be aware of the policies and consequences regarding underage consumption.
Before making a decision that could adversely affect their lives students should be aware of the risks.
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ETSU Dancers Practice in the Studio in the Dome
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Dance can be defined in many ways. To some it is a sport. To some it is an art. But to one student at ETSU it is a passion.
Children of TPA members were treated to a summer camp this year.
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Mobile Journalism Kit
(Photo: Daniel Santiago)
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East Tennessee State University students experience cutting edge technology in their new mobile journalism course.
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Sophomore Logan Williams says the HOPE Scholarship pays almost all his tuition.
(Photo: Faith Shealy)
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The state of Tennessee has found a way to help students pay for college through the Tennessee Lottery Scholarship, the most popular being the HOPE Scholarship.
Although many students start college with the scholarship, about a fourth of them lose it because they cannot maintain grade requirements.
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The station can be found at EDGEradioalternative.com.
(Photo: Courtesy The Edge)
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This winter WETS’s student radio, “The EDGE,” is breaking loose. The station, housed in the belly of Warf-Pickel Hall and fed across the campus’s closed-circuit cable system, will be enjoying some newly acquired elbow-room as it launches its second home and a streaming Internet station.
The children of Tennessee Press Association attendees were able to have fun and learn while their parents were at the conference.
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book cover
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At this year's Tennessee Press Association Convention writer, producer, and author Billy Field spoke about basic video production techniques for online newspapers.
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