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Students
give input on core revisions
By Amy Johnson
Staff Reporter
The
six students who attended the open meeting on the core curriculum
differed on how leadership should be taught in the classroom. |
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Photo
editor/Sarah McClellan
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Students
participate in an open forum hosted by the core curriculum
committee Tuesday in Dan Rogers Hall to discuss the new core
curriculum requirement. Senior economics major Ben Mason (middle)
said leadership should be taught inside the classroom, but
all departments might not be able to teach it in a hands-on
manner.
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SILENCE
No input for curriculum revision
COMMENTARY
The
faculty asked for students to speak up, but our response was
a mere whisper. |
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Photographer/Simon
Lopez
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Head
coach Gary Patterson discussed the explosive offense of East
Carolina at his weekly press conference Tuesday.
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Timeless
Themes
Mid-1930s Ireland brought to life by student
cast and crew
By Caroline Clayton
Skiff Staff
The
student-run production of the Irish play “Dancing at Lughnasa”
opens today at the Hays Theatre. |
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Clear
path to title not on Frogs’ minds
By Danny Gillham
Sports Editor
Even
with a week off the Frogs benefited in the standings, but you
won’t see the team change its mindset with better positioning. |
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Clean Living
In heat or rain, 13-year groundskeeper loves
keeping campus clean, describes littering students as his “job
security.”
By Katie Swetala
Skiff Staff
Esco
Weatherspoon Jr. maintains a positive outlook as he works to
keep the campus clean and attractive. |
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