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University should not monitor tunnel

Corey Davis — Tue, 24 Feb 2009

On the plaque outside the Free Expression Tunnel, prominently displayed in gold letters below several lines of fine print, are the words 'Express yourself!' But after what Chancellor James Oblinger called 'hateful language' has been written on the tunnel'...

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Task force seeks to unify campus

Matt Woodward — Mon, 23 Feb 2009

Part of N.C. State's character has come from the Free Expression Tunnel. Through history, it is clear that the tunnel has allowed for students to speak about international issues, such as the Vietnam War to less political topics regarding upcoming student...

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Tunnel remains part of campus history, tradition

Derek Medlin — Mon, 23 Feb 2009

By: Derek MedlinDespite negative incidents, tunnel an integral part of campus tradition

The Free Expression Tunnel, which officially opened as a service tunnel in the 1930s, has served as N.C. State's sounding board for student ideas and student organization announcements for more than 40 years....

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Free Expression Tunnel Not Free

Robert P. Kennel — Mon, 23 Feb 2009

N.C. State's Free Expression Tunnel has been in the news too much the past several months. The two incidents most discussed have been the racial hate speech the night of the Presidential Election and the defacing of a tribute to basketball legend Kay Yow ...

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From the Kay Yow Mural Artist

Blake Burnette — Mon, 23 Feb 2009

The reaction of the University to the recent events involving the Free Expression Tunnel has been good, but it could be better. Rather than questioning whether the tunnel should be here or not, we should focus on ways to make the tunnel better and find wa...

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Free Expression Tunnel is place to embrace all opinions

Mon, 23 Feb 2009

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OUR OPINION: The Free Expression Tunnel is a place to freely express oneself....

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