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Articles by Elle Pedigo
Reader’s Corner offers something for everyone and then some
Going to a bookstore seems to be a universally recognizable experience. Everyone seems to know the smell, and everyone seems to know how that smell makes them feel. However, every bookstore seems to have its own uniqueness that sets it apart from the rest. Reader’s Corner, a used bookstore on Hillsborough Street, is set apart by many qualities that make it an attractive destination for students and non-students alike.
“Hotel Salvation” finds good balance of humor, emotion
On Jan. 14, University Libraries and the Office of Global Engagement kicked off this semester’s Global Film Series by showing the Indian film “Hotel Salvation” in the Witherspoon Student Center Campus Cinema. The event was put on with the collaboration of the MAITRI Indian Graduate Student Association. The screening started with an introduction from South Asian History Professor David Gilmartin.
Wind Ensemble concert showcases student skills
1 of 2 Several flute players take the lead on the song on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2019. Wind Ensemble includes different instruments such as piccolos, oboes, flutes, English and French horns, bassoons, tubas, clarinets. saxophones, trumpets, euphoniums, and several percussion instruments. 1 of 2 Several flute players take the lead on the song on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2019. Wind Ensemble includes different instruments such as piccolos, oboes, flutes, English and French horns, bassoons, tubas, clarinets.
Students experience Turkish culture through food, movie
On Tuesday, Oct. 22, the campus community had the opportunity to eat a Turkish dinner and watch a Turkish movie. The Office of Global Engagement and the Turkish Student Association organized the event, which started with dinner in Fountain Dining Hall, followed by the movie “Ayla: The Daughter of War” in the Witherspoon Student Center Campus Cinema. The purpose of this event was to allow people to experience and learn about Turkey and its culture.
NC State booths swarm Raleigh BugFest
The North Carolina Museum of Natural Science held its annual BugFest Sept. 21. From 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., attendees explored a variety of demonstrations and booths sponsored by local organizations. BugFest offered many opportunities for people of all ages and a personable experience for all visitors, despite the large size of the event. Many of the booths were run by groups that came from NC State.
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