The newest restaurant on campus, Which Wich, opened on April 28th to a massive reception from hungry students. Our intrepid reporters managed to snap a few pictures of the line to get in- you can click the pictures in the sidebar on the right to view them at full size.
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Tips and tricks for surviving this year’s Finals Week
Finals are fast approaching as Tech students begin to feel the rush to the end of another semester. The questions on every student’s mind should be “When should I start studying? How long should I study each subject in one day?” “You need to start early,” said Edith Duvier, director […]
Greek Week changed to Greek Weekend
Sororities and fraternities at Tech participated in Greek Weekend beginning April 10 through April 12. “Greek Weekend had never been done before,” said sorority member Molly Campbell. “We usually call this event ‘Greek Week.’ Hopefully, this change is successful.” The events for Greek Weekend started on April 10 with a […]
EJC to host charity event for cancer
The Engineering Joint Council will be host an event called Spring for the Cure in Sherlock Park from 3:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. on April 25. Spring for the Cure is an event designed to raise money for cancer research. The event will have food, live music and bounce houses. […]
Thrift shop fashion show hosts student designer’s skills
Tech’s Merchandising Association hosted the Thrift Store Couture fashion show and silent auction Tuesday night in the RUC Multipurpose Room. The show featured a student design competition, some student work and looks from Luxe Boutique. Jaylen Moore was co-director for Thrift Store Couture. “This show turned out to be our […]
Phi Delta Theta brother arrested on multiple charges
A Phi Delta Theta brother was charged with public intoxication and resisting arrest after an altercation that left one Cookeville police officer injured. On Saturday, April 5 at 8:26 p.m., Cookeville police officers Ryan Acuff and Kenneth Frye responded to a complaint concerning two males fighting on North Peachtree Avenue. […]
SGA run-off election today
SGA Presidential Candidates, Kyle Bieze and Emily McDonald, will face-off in a run-off election on Thursday, April 10, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. due to neither candidate having the majority percentage of student votes. Although results from Tuesday’s voting showed Emily McDonald as the winner of the election Tuesday afternoon, the SGA Constitution […]
‘Real Housewives of New York’ gets it right
The ‘Real Housewives of New York City have finally come back from their extended hiatus. I was worried there for a while as to whether they would be back at all, but I should have known better. The ladies of NYC have always been a staple in the Housewives franchise. […]
Farm Bureau hosts ‘Ag in the Classroom’
The sounds of livestock and excited school children filled the arena April 8and 9 when the local branch of the Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation held the “Ag in the Classroom” event at Hyder-Burks Agriculture Pavilion for the 22nd year. The event is free to attend for all first grade students […]
After run-off vote, McDonald declared SGA President
After a run-off election on Thursday, April 10, Emily McDonald was declared the SGA presidential race winner for the 2014-2015 school year. According to voting data, voter turnout for this re-voting totaled nearly 20 percent of students, mirroring Tuesdays voting at around the same percentage. “I am really excited that […]