Studio glass artist Fritz Dreisbach visited WCU on Monday, Oct. 29 and gave glass demonstrations at the Green Energy Park of Dillsboro. “Glass is a fluid material and I want people to see it as still moving,” said Dreisbach, one of the founding fathers of the American Studio Glass Movement. His original plan did not […]
Archives for October 31, 2012
Glassblowing artist Fritz Dreisbach visits WCU
October 31, 2012 by Marysa Burchett
Filed Under: Arts & Entertainment, Community, Home, Navigation, News Tagged With: Fine Art Museum, Fritz Dreisbach, glassblowing, green energy park, North Carolina Glass
Third party presidential debate offers unheard voices, other choices
October 31, 2012 by Ben Haines
The day after Democratic President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney debated for the third and final time, four lesser-known third-party presidential candidates convened in Chicago for a debate at the Hilton Hotel on Tuesday, Oct. 23. The four candidates included Jill Stein of the Green Party, Rocky Anderson of the Justice Party, Virgil […]
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Meadows and Rogers face-off at WCU
October 31, 2012 by Alisha Lambert
Mark Meadows and Hayden Rogers, candidates for US Congress in North Carolina’s 11th district, faced off in their final debate at Western Carolina University on Tuesday, Oct. 23. Education was an important topic at this specific debate as much of the audience was made up of students. The question on everyone’s mind, and a question […]
Filed Under: Community, Election 2014, Featured, Home, Navigation, News Tagged With: Alecia Page, Asheville Citizen-Times, Barack Obama, Democratic Party, education, Federal Government, Hayden Rogers, Jon Ostendorff, Mark Meadows, News 13, Republican Party, Russ Bowen, student loans, Western Carolina Univeristy