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Martial arts club advocates 'the natural way'

The UNC Asheville Martial Arts Club strives to teach self-health rather than flashy moves, according to the club’s founder and leader, Matthew Mitchell. Full story

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Annual peace walk focuses on Dr. MLK Jr., Haiti

 A peace walk was held this past Monday in hopes of remembering the actions of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Full story

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UNCA junior leads women's basketball team by example

Strong and athletic, Lindsey Montgomery stands out on UNC Asheville’s women’s basketball team with her consistent scoring and rebounding ability, but she didn’t begin her career solely as a ball player. Full story

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State smoking ban forces changes on local establishments

Following Gov. Beverly Perdue's signing into effect the no smoking laws in North Carolina, many businesses struggle to remain open. Full story

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Musician explores healing powers

Psychotherapist and musician Richard Hite marches to the beat of his own gong. Full story

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Beer lovers gather for downtown festival

Saturday’s Winter Warmer Beer Festival made two things evident. First, Asheville loves its beer. Second, and maybe more importantly, beer loves Asheville. Full story

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Asheville fashion reveals cultural roots

Whether browsing handmade clothing in a local boutique or wandering around campus, people in Asheville reflect cultural, political and economic influences through fashion. Full story

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Freshmen shine at Niswonger Invitational

UNC Asheville’s men and women’s track and field teams had strong showings over the weekend at the 32nd annual Niswonger Invitational. Full story

Campaign advocates responsible tattoo decisions

The Think About It committee kicks off its campaign about responsible tattooing this semester by displaying photographs of student tattoos in UNC Asheville’s Highsmith Union. It is the first of several presentations in the campaign aimed at getting students to think critically about getting a tattoo before they walk into the tattoo parlor. Full story

Sports

Williams double-double leads Bulldogs to fifth straight win

After dropping a 14-point lead, the Bulldogs used a late second half dunk from junior forward John Williams to propel UNC Asheville to a 99-89 victory over Presbyterian College on Saturday afternoon. 

Bulldogs fall flat against High Point

Despite out-rebounding the High Point Panthers 56 - 34, the Bulldogs dropped their sixth conference game in a row Monday night at the Justice Center against their Big South Conference foe as they lost 77-63.

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Earthquake in Haiti leaves Port-au-Prince in ruins

Students connected to Haiti emphasize the need of continued help

Determined and concerned, UNC Asheville students and faculty members said they do not want Haiti to become a forgotten tragedy in the coming weeks. Full story

News

December storm costs city over $500,000 in damages

 The city of Asheville is paying the bill for a $500,000 winter storm that caused significant problems for local residents just before the Christmas holiday, according to city officials.
“The city is recovering from a 10 year storm event, which is costing the city over $500,000 in recovery efforts,” said Gary Jackson, city manager. 

Student athletes' grades compare to other N.C. colleges

 UNC Asheville Director of Athletics Janet Cone recently announced the honorees for her 3.0 & Above Club, where a record number of Bulldog student athletes earned recognition for their success in the classroom last semester.

News brief: police investigate fire in Founders Hall

 A fire that damaged a lounge area in Founders Residence Hall early Sunday morning was intentionally set, according to the Asheville Buncombe County Arson Task Force. 

Community Voice

Urban Outfitters brings competition to downtown

Local businesses respond to the new shopping destination coming to Asheville

Some people readily voiced their excitement about Urban Outfitters’ arrival.

Humanities lectures inhibit education

Although the humanities program aims to educate students, the lectures often bring unwanted results.

'Sexting' takes texting to a sensual level and redefines sex lives

Readers, ready your cell phones and prepare to press “delete.”