President Timothy Hall conducted an executive meeting with students and members of SGA Monday, April 20. Hall asked students to address the issue of transitioning from a student to an active alumnus of the university. “Probably every university experiences this, especially those with a large commuter feel,” Hall said.
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APSU and Nashville State Community College students will have more class opportunities and easier access to these classes by this fall semester. Classes will be offered at the Renaissance Center in Dickson. The registration for courses at the Renaissance Center began Monday, April 6, and will continue through Aug.
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Several sororities around campus made pledges for a predetermined period to spend on the huge trampolines at the Intramural Field Friday, April 24. The band, Passenger Creek, played live for them from 4 p.m. until around 8 p.m. They were also handing out new healthier energy drink, Blue Frog.
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Not many students have ever seen a celebrity, but APSU sophomore Andrew Fudge is the grandson of one. Fudge, as his friends call him, is the grandson of Patsy Cline. When people find out, he usually hears, “That’s awesome. Who is that again?” or, “You’re kidding me, I don’t believe you.
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You failed to compare dates and see a major paper is due in every class during the same week. Panic sets in. Now what? “I usually go into shock for a while and procrastinate even more, its like, if I don’t do it maybe its not really going to happen, and then I just one day get crazy inspired to go all out on all the work for hours and hours,” said Howard Thomas, a second year grad student in education.
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With a depleted pitching staff, and 75 total hits between both teams, the APSU Govs (18-25, 4-9 OVC) dropped their fifth straight Ohio Valley Conference series (9-12; 9-5; 3-13) to Southeast Missouri (25-16, 11-4 OVC) the weekend of April 25 and 26. In game one of the doubleheader, the Govs posted a seven-run third inning to pull away in the first game.
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This has been the worst decision of my life. It has been a year since I received the job as sports editor. If I could turn back the hands of time, I would surely change that fact. I mean, it is a terrible job, really. I get to talk about my favorite subject all day and get paid for it.
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