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Area vendors celebrate 30 years at tailgate market

Locals and UNCA students enjoy fresh produce from Asheville farmers

This year marks the 30th anniversary of the North Asheville Tailgate Market, which has provided UNC Asheville with fresh, local produce and goods for the last three years. Full story

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Motford Park Players

Montford Park Players shake up Shakespeare

Scott Keel spent the past two years with Shakespeare. He sifted through the Bard’s most famous works and created an Asheville Shakesperience unlike any other performed by the Montford Park Players. Full story

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Baseball

Bulldog baseball boasts seventeen new recruits

With 17 new additions to the Bulldog baseball 2010-11 roster, Head Coach Tom Smith and his staff are eager for the upcoming season, even if it is almost six months away. Full story

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Area vendors

Area vendors celebrate 30 years at tailgate market

Locals and UNCA students enjoy fresh produce from Asheville farmers

This year marks the 30th anniversary of the North Asheville Tailgate Market, which has provided UNC Asheville with fresh, local produce and goods for the last three years.

Biofeedback Lab

Biofeedback offers stress management

The UNC Asheville biofeedback and stress lab is a unique way for students to learn about their bodies and manage anxiety, according to Constance Schrader, the director of the lab.

Justice Center Flood

Summer rain caused flooding in Justice Center

A summer flood in the Justice Athletic Center damaged several rooms and the arena’s wooden floor, according to Stephen Baxley, director of facilities management and planning at UNC Asheville.

New fraternity inductees

New fraternity Alpha Sigma Phi inducts founding fathers

Since 1993, male UNC Asheville students who wished to become part of the Greek community had only one fraternity to join, Sigma Nu.

Campus Voice

FAFSA provides record refunds

Some students receive more help than expected

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid makes it easy for students to apply for and receive assistance, but exactly how does that alarming $3,000 check get spent?  A few UNCA students spoke out about their student loans and the responsibility that comes with it.

Unalienable rights escape American policy

Just 47 years ago Saturday, Martin Luther King Jr. delivered a message Americans desperately needed to hear.  Within “I Have a Dream,” King laid bare and made obvious the plight a huge category of Americans suffered. With racism, prejudice and discrimination at the root of his social discontent, King’s campaign for equality effectively demonstrated that the masses could be moved.   

College degrees carry less weight in tough market

A bachelor’s degree does not carry its former value. Between the steadily increasing number of people attending college and the United States’ current rate of unemployment, this comes as no surprise.

Arts and Features

Montford Park Players

Montford Park Players shake up Shakespeare

Borrowing from some of the Bard’s famous works, a new plot emerges

Scott Keel spent the past two years with Shakespeare.

He sifted through the Bard’s most famous works and created an Asheville Shakesperience unlike any other performed by the Montford Park Players.

Arrington Williams

Local artist creates art from the soul

John Arrington Williams is a man with many stories to tell. The graduate of the Corcoran College of Art and Design, River Arts District painter and hypnotherapist’s message is simply, “Do what you love.

Letitia Walker

Fashioning Asheville

Asheville designers create art in fashion

Fashion is and is not an art form.

 

“I never consider what I do art. I never will.” These words of Steven Klein, one of the most famous and talented fashion photographers working today, are a deviation from traditional thinking. They are especially potent given that they come from within an industry that seems to forever challenge the world to accept it as a business that deals in art.

Sports

Baseball team running

Bulldog baseball boasts seventeen new recruits

With 17 new additions to the Bulldog baseball 2010-11 roster, Head Coach Tom Smith and his staff are eager for the upcoming season, even if it is almost six months away.

Benorden

Player profile

Volleyball’s outside hitter Kelsey Benorden

Kelsey Benorden has been at UNC Asheville for four years, but she said she feels like she just arrived.

Demko

The Bulldogs get a soccer coach switch

A new year for UNC Asheville’s athletics teams is normally associated with incoming freshmen, transfers and new plays and tactics to memorize.