Student supports, works alongside Hagan campaign
Sage Dunston, president of College Democrats, holds his cell phone to one ear and uses his hand to shield the other on election night. The victory shouts bounce off the walls of the Greensboro Coliseum where Sage stands to celebrate Democratic Kay Hagan's victory over Republican Elizabeth Dole in the battle for a U.…
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High Point Women's Volleyball loses to Liberty 0-3
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Letter to the editor...College students defy stereotypes during the Presidential election
Dear Editor,
The power and the promise of our democracy was shown this Tuesday. All across this state and country people from all walks of life went to the polls and casted their ballots for a better future. The people of United States voted not out of fear, but out of the faith and hope of things not yet seen.…
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Students respond to the U.S. election results
"We're making history. I didn't think I'd see a black president candidate until I was at least middle aged. We even had a women running for Vice President," says Rachel Davis, senior.
Josh Fast, junior:
"If McCain had won, things would
start to get a little better.…
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