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The second annual Asheville Coffee Expo is Saturday, Sept. 30, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. This event provides the opportunity for vendors and the public to come together to drink, appreciate and learn about coffee.
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Citizens from Asheville and other surrounding counties march at Pack Square in support of the Women’s March on Washington.
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Derek Welch was originally a journalist who found himself prone to kicking along the roads in the Lower 48. Brett Morgan and Ashley Dillingham believe Asheville isn’t as freaky as it used to be.
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SGA hosted the week-long event Black Lives Matter: The Revival. The events proved to be successful in engaging the campus community and surfaced important conversations about inclusion, diversity and the importance of maintaining this conversation outside of the event.
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In the 49th senate meeting, SGA discussed their plans for the campus community and how to move forward from the executive order impacting international travel, as well as its impact on the campus community.
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Alan Crenshaw, 60, former computer technician from Houston “I’ve got no toes now. I’m toeless.” How did that happen? “Diabetes.
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Kaytee Weidenfeld Contributor kweidenfeld@unca.edu The social media revolution has created rapid change for the music industry. Chris “The Professor” Tegge
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Karen Lopez Contributor mlopez3@unca.edu Vanessa Jones, a junior at UNC Asheville, said it can be difficult staying awake for homework
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Karen Lopez Contributor mlopez3@unca.edu Thirteen years ago, Asheville’s historic Montford district hosted a gathering to listen to music, visit vendors
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Jessica Williamson Will Quanstrom
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