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East Tennessean Categories. The East Tennessean is your source for everything ETSU. The Johnson City-based publication is assembled by ETSU students and printed by the Elizabethton Star every Monday and Thursday during the academic year. It is distributed to most university buildings and can be obtained for free from one of the publication’s ...
“Kinds of Kindness” review: The Art of Dedication
Sep 19, 2024 · The anthology film. It is an almost lost art in the realm of cinema. While they are still being made, they aren’t quite at the level they once were. “Kinds of Kindness,” the latest film from Yorgos Lanthimos, delivers something new and distinct. “Kinds of Kindness” is an anthology film that contains three stories with very loose ...
ETSU football is back - East Tennessean
Aug 25, 2023 · ETSU football is back. SHARE ON: John Fulkerson — August 25, 2023. Photo of ETSU football players during a practice scrimmage. (Contributed/ETSU Athletics) ETSU is a couple of years removed from the Buccaneers’ historic 11-2 run, where they defeated a power-five SEC team, Vanderbilt, and advanced to the quarterfinals of the 2021 FCS Playoffs.
Meet the new bluegrass professor - East Tennessean
Jan 29, 2023 · ETSU welcomes a new bluegrass professor to join the adjunct faculty to start off this year’s spring semester, Aynsley Porchak. Porchak, an accomplished bluegrass professional, has joined the faculty at ETSU. She grew up in Woodstock, Ontario, Canada, where she began playing the fiddle at the age of nine.
Looking back: The ending and beginning of ETSU football
Apr 5, 2023 · On Nov. 13, 1920, East Tennessee State Normal School played their first football game, a 55-0 loss to local rival Carson-Newman. This game would be the start of an 83-year program that saw some highs and many lows before the University’s decision to shut down the football program in 2003, marking the end of ETSU football — or so we thought.
COLUMN: The Tennessee Wildman | East Tennessean
Sep 21, 2022 · The Tennessee Wildman is a cryptid local to the east side of Tennessee and could be considered the southern cousin of Bigfoot. He is described as a very tall humanoid figure that is either light brown or dark orange. While reported colorations differ, almost every reported sighting of him has been the same. Someone was in the woods (or during ...
Not-Deer, Not going to the woods | East Tennessean
Jan 23, 2023 · The Not-Deer have been sighted throughout the centuries all over the world, but with a seeming focus on the Appalachian mountains. Each sighting has small differences, but with some things in common. Most people who have seen them say that there is an uncanny intelligence behind their eyes (which are often forward-facing the way a predators ...
Bluegrass features musical talent in showcase performance
Connor Lute — March 1, 2023. Photo of ETSU's Bluegrass Pythagoras group at showcase performance. (Bridget Leary/East Tennessean) The ETSU Department of Bluegrass, Old-Time and Roots Music Studies featured three bluegrass bands within their program on Friday, Feb. 24, in the Martin Center Powell Recital Hall. Dan Boner, director of the program ...
Three new restaurants open in downtown Johnson City
Aug 17, 2022 · Three new restaurants open in downtown Johnson City. (Photograph By Bridget Leary/ East Tennessean) Voodoo Chicken located in downtown Johnson City. Over the last few months, a handful of new restaurants have made their way to downtown Johnson City, and with students’ bank accounts at their highest near the beginning of the semester, now is ...
Cryptids of the South: the Flintville Monster | East Tennessean
Feb 9, 2023 · During that sighting, the mother called the police, who came and found sixteen-inch footprints and blood (Austin Leonard, Oct 6, 2021). The monster has a skunk-like odor and has been measured at seven feet tall. Written about from 1997 to now, it seems to be one of the more popular Cryptids in the area. Indeed, it had been covered by multiple ...