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Dabney Hall, home to NC State's Department of Chemistry, situated between Harrelson and Williams Halls in 2010. 

Jon Smetana, a junior in sport management, and Robert, a passing runner, stand overlooking Spencer Shell on Dan Allen Drive as paramedics perform chest compressions Sept. 2, 2010. Smetana and Robert were the first on the scene, performing CPR until EMS arrived. A new class finishing its first semester, PEH 300, includes the option to become a certified emergency medical technician. Photo by Brent Kitchen

[Photo] EMT class gives students certification and credit

November 20, 2011
Freshman in communications and film studies Adam Cheeks and UNC sophomore in journalism and mass communication Molly Green walk through the free expression tunnel Feb. 8, 2011. Student government announced they would not create a committee to paint over offensive words and images in the tunnel, but that students could. “It’s the free expression tunnel,” Cheeks said. “I’m a Christian and there’s stuff that’s offensive to me all the time, but I’m not writing over it.” Photo by Alex Sanchez.

[Photo] Students have final say on free expression

February 2, 2011
Elvin James, a junior in First Year College, holds up a "Help Haiti" sign in front of the Atrium Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2010. "We're from the Xi Zeta chapter of Phi Beta Sigma," James said. "We're collecting money for the Haiti relief; we're accepting donations." The fraternity was giving away pizza to anyone who gave a donation. Photo by Kimberly Rochester

[Photo] Haiti: a year in retrospect

January 24, 2011
Keeping the spirits high, Adrianna Harrell, senior in english, and Evelyn Reiman, associate vice chancellor of student affairs, laugh with Tom Stafford, vice chancellor of student affairs, about life plans after his speech on stalking at Talley Student Center Thursday, Jan. 20, 2011. Reiman helped start the women's' center on campus which has been open 15 years now. Photo by Tim O'Brien

[Photo] Womens Center: 'Stalking doesn't equal love'

January 19, 2011
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[Photo] PROVOST SEARCH DRAFT

December 1, 2010
Addressing a student's question at Bostian Hall, Dahlia Lithwick, a senior editor for Slate.com talks about America's values in the sense of normalzing torture and Islamaphobia. In her speech she said about terrorism,"We are more afraid today. We're stuck with a bunch of secrets and are scared because of the media and our political system. Our values have changed. Jack Baur in the "24" television series has normalized some our interrogation strategies, but torture is always wrong, said Lithwick.

Addressing a student's question at Bostian Hall, Dahlia Lithwick, a senior editor for Slate.com talks about America's values in the sense of normalzing torture and Islamaphobia. In her speech she said about terrorism,"We are more afraid today. We're stuck with a bunch of secrets and are scared because of the media and our political system. Our values have changed. Jack Baur in the "24" television series has normalized some our interrogation strategies, but torture is always wrong, said Lithwick.

[Photo] Guest speaker talks tough on the global situation on war of terror

October 31, 2010
 

[Photo] Installation of Chancellor Randy Woodson

October 25, 2010
Sophomore in creative writing Rob Nunley and freshman in computer engineering Jameelia Cook play Just Dance 2 at a dance party in the Wolves' Den on Thursday. The game, released on Oct. 12, features 44 new tracks and new game modes. "I actually dance," Nunley said, "and the game is still pretty fun." Photo by Alex Sanchez.

[Photo] Students break out the moves in 'Just Dance 2'

October 18, 2010
Ethan Bartlett, Student Government Chief of Staff and junior in economics, puts Kyle Winters, Inter Residence Council president and senior in business administration, in arm lock preparing him to be hit by water balloons during Delta Upsilon's Duck Hunt on Wednesday, Oct 13. Duck Hunt was a charity event profiting the Keto Community School near Negril, Jamaica.

[Photo] Duck Hunt shoots to support school in Jamaica

October 12, 2010
 

Students from the honors quad get toether to watch the new episode in season 2 of Glee, titled Grilled Cheesus. Catie Trimble, a junior in accounting, Janey Kuyath, a sophomore in accounting, Bethany Vohlers, a freshman in statistics and computer science, Jennine Lection, a freshman in animal science, and Courtney Vaughn, a freshman in human biology, gather in Bagwell Residence Hall's first floor lounge to to chill and enjoy the latest episode of the hit TV series. Photo by Lee Daniello.

[Photo] Students gather for TV show 'Glee,' and camaraderie

October 4, 2010
 

[Photo] Board preventing 'fake' honey sales

September 27, 2010
Celebrating in rapture after a N.C. State touchdown, David Bulfin, senior industrial design, Pat Bulfin, freshman animal science, Bill Bulfin, and Susan Bulfin cheer after watching a touchdown from feet away in Carter-Finley Stadium Saturday Sept. 26, 2009. "They love [State] because my brother and I do– and such support, such trust, is a precious gift from the ones I love," Pat Bulfin said in her essay which won the Family of the Year contest.

[Photo] Parents and Families Services recognizes top N.C. State family

September 27, 2010
 

[Photo] Through a tiny lens

September 26, 2010
Eva Yee, the blind cashier at 1911 building's snack bar, rings up a student on Thurs. September 2, 2010. "I'm the only one on campus, physically, that's not part of it {N.C. State} and I've been doing it for the past thirteen years," said Yee. Yee's snack bar is the only establishment on campus that sells Pepsi products and that is not owned by the university. Photo by Alex Canoutas.

[Photo] 1911 Building offers non-University dining option

September 20, 2010
The free expression tunnel is a tunnel where students can express themselves in a way without getting in trouble for vandalizing school property. Outside the tunnel is a sign that states “No painting beyond this point.” The tunnel is stripped every few years of the paint because if it weren’t stripped, it would close up by 2025.

[Photo] Free expression tunnel allows for painting on campus

September 20, 2010
Joseph Carnevale stands next to his "street knight" sculpture as it is dedicated as permanent public art on Sep. 16, 2010. The sculpture was purchased and dedicated by cameron village merchants' association. Carnevale is better known for his guerilla art known as the "barrel monster" spotted last year.

[Photo] 'Street Knight' becomes permanent at Cameron Village

September 15, 2010
 

[Photo] Pay attention outside of the classroom too

August 25, 2010
 

[Photo] Yow Howl

August 17, 2010
 

[Photo] Ask Avani- Getting organized

October 5, 2010
 

 

[Photo] In the end, I love you

May 2, 2010
 

[Photo] O'Brien, Fowler heading for the old country

April 29, 2010
 

[Photo] Error-prone Pack looking to snap streak

April 29, 2010
 

[Photo] Exercise your right

April 29, 2010
 

 

 

[Photo] Miscues continue for Wolfpack baseball

April 28, 2010
 

[Photo] Bring some courtesy back

April 28, 2010
 

[Photo] Men's rugby does the unexpected, makes it to Nationals

April 28, 2010
 

[Photo] Black Mambas take bite out of Championship

April 27, 2010
 

Alison Sappie, a senior in pre-vet, and Brendan McLaughlin, a senior in communication, eat and drink refreshments after browsing the displays in the PostSecret event held in Caldwell Hall on Wednesday. Meanwhile, Katrina Jiamachello, a sophomore in zoology and this year's vice president of "The Movement" to end interpersonal violence, helps finish setting up for the event. Photo by Amanda Karst

After everyone had walked, Erin Summerlin, a senior in business administration, lead the line of models during rehearsal for Threads at the College of Textiles Wednesday. "One of my sorority sisters is a designer," Summerlin said. "I was in this last semester and the designers are very talented so I am looking forward to tomorrow." Photo by Amanda Wilkins

[Photo] Textile class hosts annual fashion showcase

April 21, 2010
Alison Sappie, a senior in pre-vet, and Brendan McLaughlin, a senior in communication, eat and drink refreshments after browsing the displays in the PostSecret event held in Caldwell Hall on Wednesday. Meanwhile, Katrina Jiamachello, a sophomore in zoology and this year's vice president of "The Movement" to end interpersonal violence, helps finish setting up for the event. Photo by Amanda Karst

[Photo] PostSecret event reveals secrets from campus 

April 21, 2010
After everyone had walked, Erin Summerlin, a senior in business administration, lead the line of models during rehearsal for Threads at the College of Textiles Wednesday. "One of my sorority sisters is a designer," Summerlin said. "I was in this last semester and the designers are very talented so I am looking forward to tomorrow." Photo by Amanda Wilkins

 

[Photo] Riggins supplying power for Pack offense

April 20, 2010
 

 

Ryan Walsh, owner of Capital City Groundskeeping LLC. and Daniel Walser, owner of YardScape Services Inc. work out of their trucks managing their respective landscaping companies, which operate in the Raleigh area. Walsh has seen increasing numbers in clientele, saying “even though we are in a bad economy, we already did double what we did last year.” Photo by Jose Tapia

[Photo] Entrepreneurs succeed in tough economy

April 19, 2010
 

[Photo] Wolfpack powers past Eagles on Senior Day

April 18, 2010
 

[Photo] Wolfpack seeks another late surge

April 15, 2010
 

 

[Photo] Back-up relishing spring role as offense's go-to guy

April 15, 2010
 

 

A model for one of Kirk Smith’s designs in the 2010 Art to Wear fashion show wearing clothes made of beer cans and packaging drops a partially frozen beer can at the end of the runway. Smith is a senior in food science, and wanted his work to use foods that seem to consume and are consumed by college students. Smith won the Art to Wear judge’s choice unanimously.

[Photo] Blooms, beer cans highlight Art to Wear

April 14, 2010
Brittany Stephens, a sophomore in psychology, sorts the dresses by size, style, cut, length and color so it is easier for the girls to find the best looking and fitting dress. “I remember being in high school and how exciting it was for me when I was going to my prom,” Stephens says. “I really wanted to make sure other girls, especially those less fortunate, have that same experience.”

[Photo] Local high school students receive free dresses

April 14, 2010
 

[Photo] Reason is dead -truthiness prevails!

April 13, 2010
Kelly Price, a senior in psychology, tries to stay out of construction workers’ way walking down Hillsborough Street Monday, April 12, 2010. “I’m more indifferent than most people. I don’t mind the noise or the walking”, Price said. “I take back roads and usually avoid Hillsborough. The road will be nice when it’s done.”

Kelly Price, a senior in psychology, tries to stay out of construction workers’ way walking down Hillsborough Street Monday, April 12, 2010. “I’m more indifferent than most people. I don’t mind the noise or the walking”, Price said. “I take back roads and usually avoid Hillsborough. The road will be nice when it’s done.”

[Photo] Hillsborough construction nears completion

April 12, 2010
 

[Photo] State drops two of three to rival Carolina

April 11, 2010
 

[Photo] Pack takes third in first annual Wolfpack Intercollegiate

April 11, 2010
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[Photo] Metal foam impacts biomedical field

April 7, 2010
 

[Photo] Calling on students as stewards

April 7, 2010
by David Mabe

[Photo] Student body elections results posted early Wednesday morning

April 6, 2010
 

 

[Photo] Pack routs No. 1 Virginia

April 4, 2010
Brooke Griff, a sophomore in zoology, fills her tray to take it out from Clark Dining Hall Sunday at lunch. “It’s just easier. I can take it back to my room and eat while I’m working,” Griff said.

 

[Photo] Softball enjoying strong ACC start

April 4, 2010
 

[Photo] Seminoles blank Pack, 7-0

April 4, 2010
Dabney Hall, home to NC State's Department of Chemistry, situated between Harrelson and Williams Halls in 2010. 

Brooke Griff, a sophomore in zoology, fills her tray to take it out from Clark Dining Hall Sunday at lunch. “It’s just easier. I can take it back to my room and eat while I’m working,” Griff said.

[Photo] Take-out program success

April 4, 2010
 

Dabney Hall, home to NC State's Department of Chemistry, situated between Harrelson and Williams Halls in 2010. 

[Photo] Ugly campus prompts improvements

April 4, 2010
 

 

 

[Photo] A new atmosphere

March 29, 2010
 

[Photo] The bridge between the campuses

March 29, 2010
 

[Photo] Moving away from the deadly T's

March 29, 2010
 

 

 

[Photo] A student focus

March 29, 2010
 

 

[Photo] Equitable advising

March 29, 2010
 

[Photo] We pay their salaries

March 29, 2010
 

 

 

 

 

Photo by Luis Zapata

[Photo] Harper and Co. snag 9-seed

March 14, 2010
Tracy Smith knocks down a floater in the quarterfinals of the ACC Tournament Friday night. Smith had 13 points and 6 rebounds in the 58-52 win, which lands the Wolfpack in the semifinals of the tournament for the first time since 2007. Photo by Peggy Boone

 

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Peter Barnes, a junior in natural resources, speaks about the Senate’s duty to the students at a weekly meeting. The meeting became heated around the proposed renovations to Talley Student Center and the costs it would require.

Peter Barnes, a junior in natural resources, speaks about the Senate’s duty to the students at a weekly meeting. The meeting became heated around the proposed renovations to Talley Student Center and the costs it would require.

[Photo] Force-drop policy passed

March 10, 2010
Maryam Mazloumpour, a graduate student in fiber and polymer science, talks about her research to fellow graduate students at the Graduate Student Research Symposium on Wednesday. Her research was on a plasma process that alters surfaces and as medical applications. The Symposium had 161 poster presentations representing research from 60 graduate programs from all N.C. State colleges.

[Photo] Symposium showcases research

March 10, 2010
Photo by David Mabe

[Photo] Alumni Association wishes State 'Happy Birthday'

March 8, 2010
Photo by Megan Myers

[Photo] Mazzoni, Pack off to red-hot starts

March 8, 2010
Photo by Brent Kitchen

[Photo] Wolfpack victorious on Senior Day

March 6, 2010
 

 

[Photo] Preach with love, not hate

March 4, 2010
 

[Photo] Kastanek experienced beyond her years

March 3, 2010
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