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Harrelson construction plans released as Talley moves out

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer
April 27, 2011
Elvin James, then a junior in First Year College, holds up a "Help Haiti" sign in front of the Atrium on Jan. 19, 2010. "We're from the Xi Zeta chapter of Phi Beta Sigma", said James. "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.

Music helping Haitians cope with tragedy

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer

April 10, 2011

Students protest in favor of Governor’s School

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer
April 6, 2011
While skating in what is commonly known as the “Flat Spot” among N.C. State skateboarders, Patricia Carrow, a junior in marine biology, is about to ollie over a rail. “I’ve been riding around for years, but trick-wise, I just started in freshman year,” Carrow said. Photo by Sarah Tudor.

Students, police work toward safer skate environment

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer
April 3, 2011

Report: Candidates ran clean races

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer
March 29, 2011

Students unhappy with condition of intramural fields

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer
March 23, 2011
As part of Agriculture Awarenes Week, Alpha Zeta is sponsoring a "Kiss the Pig" contest on the Brickyard. Monetary donations will be taken until Thursday at noon, to choose which well-known N.C. State figurehead will be locking lips with a pig. The winner will be announced Thursday. Photo by Megan Farrell.

Students give spare change to see University officials kiss swine

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer
March 21, 2011
Sleeping quietly in the Learning Commons, Ashley Junkins, a senior in international studies, takes a break from writing a paper at 5 a.m. on Wednesday. Jenkins said she frequents the library at all hours and has made acquaintances with the staff. "I've basically sold my soul to the library."

‘Dead Week’ name discarded for alternative

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer
March 16, 2011
Elizabeth Spainhour, an attorney who represents media and communications companies, speaks at the Wikileaks panel discussion in Daniels Hall on Monday. The event, which was presented by N.C. State Student Media and the N.C. State Chapter of the Society for Collegiate Journalists, featured four panelists and was moderated by journalism professor Robert Kochersberger. Photo by Alex Sanchez.

Panel addresses Wikileaks’ role in the today’s journalism

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer

March 13, 2011

New task force for academics and athletics

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer
March 2, 2011

Dean: CALS-CNS merger a ‘rumor’

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer

February 27, 2011

Mr. Wolfpack competition highlights diversity

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer

February 21, 2011

Program helps grad students hone leadership skills

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer
February 13, 2011

Campus Police Chief Retires

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer
February 9, 2011

Student Government offers appropriations to clubs

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer
February 7, 2011

A closer look at Student Health

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer
February 7, 2011

Management Career Fair Offers Networking Opportunities

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer
February 2, 2011
Priyanka Baratam, a senior in biological engineering, speaks with representatives from Fluor Corporation at the Spring Engineering Career Fair Wednesday. Baratam said she also went to the Fall Engineering Career Fair in hopes of picking up a full-time job after she graduates. “I want to find a science or engineering company. Not an agricultural company, because I see a lot of those here,” Baratam said. Photo by Lee Daniello.

Fair affords students the chance to network

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer
February 1, 2011

GoTriangle gets its maps up on Google Transit

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer
January 25, 2011
A volunteer sits at the Peru Program table during the 2010 Study Abroad Fair. Peru is one of the most popular countries in the Study Abroad program. Photo by Nick Yelle

Study Abroad offers students chance to branch out

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer

January 23, 2011

Business landscape shifting on Hillsborough Street

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer
January 11, 2011

Emergency simulation on campus

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer

January 10, 2011

Police maintain ‘zero-tolerance’ for Adderall abuse

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer

November 28, 2010

Warwick Arden meets with University about provost position

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer

November 10, 2010

Students color tunnel with hopeful messages

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer

November 9, 2010

Professors: Tenure awards should move past research

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer
November 2, 2010
Citizens hold signs on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., for the Rally to Restore Sanity. Many people brought signs addressing their own agenda's to the rally.

Students join in national rally

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer

October 31, 2010
Eddie Hoffman, a first year MBA student, paints the underside of a handrail at Pullen Park Friday. Hoffman was working with other volunteer MBA students and candidates in painting the iron railings in Pullen Park, which were in need of repair. "The idea was brought up by MBASA, and I just hopped on board.

MBA students give back at Pullen Park

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer

October 24, 2010

Entrepreneurship lecture series continues Monday at McKimmon

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer
October 20, 2010

Tucker vs. Owen

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer
October 16, 2010
Spencer Shell after recently being released from Rex Hospital.

Spencer Shell recovering well

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer

September 30, 2010

University Fire Marshal begins on campus training

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer
September 26, 2010

Fake ID use at N.C. State

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer
September 15, 2010
Marc Mueller, a senior in environmental engineering, and Marie Douglas Hamm, in lifelong education, sample the products from Yah's Best Salsa at the Campus Farmer's Market in the Brickyard on Wednesday. Yah's Salsa is made completely by hand by the owner Paige. "I really like the how there are so many flavors and they are all so fresh," Hamm said.

Farmer’s Market Re-Opens on Campus

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer

August 31, 2010

Students invited to participate in fast for Ramadan

Elise Heglar, Staff Writer
August 30, 2010
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