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Kings of nowhere find their place
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Members of Durham band, Future Kings of Nowhere, play for recreation.
After years of balancing touring, recording with full-time jobs and even cancer, the members of Future Kings of Nowhere are just happy to be playing music whenever they want.
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Funk is making a comeback and bringing social change with it
By: Katie Sanders, Senior Staff WriterDavid Dorfman Dance performs this Saturday at Stuart Theatre
David Dorfman’s dance company’s style grew out of the social dance style of the mid-70s, which in turn evolved from African movements and from early;
Letter to the Editor: We should know the truth about Bus 1516
By: Katina Gad
Friday I spent an hour riding four different Wolfline buses, speaking with the drivers and trying to learn more about the sad and unfortunate…
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Life without a computer
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I was pretty upset when I went to log in to my computer and found my keyboard wouldn’t let me type.
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The past sculpts the future: stay aware and be prepared
By: Technician Staff Editorial
Our opinion: Awareness of the news and events occurring in our society is pivotal to any audience, and students especially should take an interest because today’s events are shaping their future.
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Classic films are given new life in 3-D
By: Stephen Behan, Staff WriterThe recent 3-D boom in Hollywood has inspired studios to bring back older films with a new dimension
Since the wide-spread and unprecedented success of Avatar in 2009, 3-D movies have been hitting the market with increased regularity. Banking on the success of this 3-D trend, production companies have started remaking older movies with a 3-D twist.
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Local film engages students as cast and crew
By: Katie Sanders, Senior Staff Writer’Mendacity’ stars an N.C. State student and is in pre-production.
‘It started out very, very humbly,’ Brian Decontreras, the director of the upcoming film Mendacity, said. The film, which is being made locally, is currently in production.
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Management students work to improve Class Evals
By: Jatin Bhatia, Staff WriterBusiness students in the College of Management work with UPA to better Class Eval system.
Poole College of Management’s business class is helping out University Planning and Analysis to increase the response rate up for the class evaluation.
Students of BUS 360 class, taught by Professor Ed ;
Low student turnout for Tuition Talk Day
By: Laura Wilkinson, Editor-in-ChiefThe chancellor, provost and student leaders went to the Brickyard yesterday to talk about tuition.
The Board of Governors will meet to take a vote on the tuition increase proposals from each school in the UNC System Feb. 10. In order for students to be more aware of the process and potential outcom…
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WESA propels environmental movement
By: Lauren Vanderveen, Staff WriterThrough various events and projects, WESA hopes to inform and interest students in their cause.
Through a variety of events, the Wolfpack Environment Student Association is striving to get students on board with preserving the environment….
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EMT class provides new job opportunities
By: Sarah Dashow, Staff WriterA certified training course at the University is making some students look into new career choices.
There is a series of classes in the works at N.C. State that will provide students with advanced emergency response skills.
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Pack beats Eagles, matches last year’s ACC record
By: Rishav DeyMen’s basketball wins close game against Boston College to claim its fifth ACC win of the season
N.C. State (16-7, 5-3 ACC) beat Boston College (7-15, 2-6 ACC) 56-51 at Chestnut Hill, Ma., ended its two-game losing streak and condemned the Eagles to their fifth consecuti…
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