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Slam Poetry is Meant to be Raw

by Mariah Parker, guest writer

The Grass is Getting Bluer

The Dead Hemlocks air on Wayne Erbsen’s show Country Roots

Writing to the Inside

Students inspire the organization of a letter writing workshop to send mail to prisoners

The EPA Uncertain About Chemtronics

Community Meeting Yields Few Answers

Trashocolypse Targets Disposable Café Cups as Its Victim

Recycling Crew seeks to bring students’ attention the huge amount of waste that the campus produces

Winter Break Necessitates Much Needed Family Time

by Micah Wilkins, Editor-in-Chief

Capitol Ideas

Student Caucus Co-Conveners attend Work College Conference in Washington, D.C.

A Cut Above the Rest: Senior Ilinca Popescu Named Tutor of the Year

by Grace Hatton, Reverb Editor

Jackelin Trevino from the Sierra Club Visits Campus to Talk About the Beyond Coal Campaign in Asheville

by Zazie Tobey, staff writer

Climbing Wall Celebrates Its Opening

The on-campus climbing wall in Bryson Gym is now available to adventure seekers in this climbing rich community

The Battle Continues: Buncombe County Commissioner Protest Moves to State Courts

Local Foods Crew Inform Students About Ongoing Sustainability Initiatives

Sustainability Manager Jenna Marshman and her crew visited Student Caucus Dec. 4 with an update to students

Student Caucus Addresses the Issue of Student Disturbances on Night Pasture

After having this discussion for about a year now, staff and faculty residents are looking for real improvements, and soon

May the Best Dorm Win

Sunderland and Vining Compete to be the Greenest Dorm

“Bringing Nature Home” Author to Speak Dec. 12 at Warren Wilson

Doug Tallamy, Ph. D., will talk about sustaining wildlife and native plants, the topic of his new book, in Canon Lounge

Dear Warren Wilson Graffiti ‘Artists’

An open letter to those troublemakers that distastefully vandalized Kittredge Theatre

Lofts Get the Boot

Ballfield and Eco-dorm residents will no longer sleep on raised platforms

Pitchin’ the Trash and Keepin’ the Class

Cleaning Up Sage’s Dirty Past

Are “green” products making us more prone to consumerism and excessive waste?

by Micah Wilkins, Editor-in-Chief

Asheville Circus Performers Now Have a Place They Call Home

The Toy Boat Community Art Space opened this year to host rehearsals, music, performances

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