November 11, 2015

In news, students armed with posters displaying pro-life messages and warnings of triggering images will hold a counter-protest against the anti-abortion group that they deem “harmful” and whose methods they feel are “unacceptably graphic” today through Friday in the Brickyard.The Genocide Awareness Project, a demonstration that describes itself as a “lawful, non-disruptive educational presentation”   is a movable exhibit that targets college campuses and juxtaposes graphic images of aborted embryos and fetuses with images of historical and contemporary genocides. The group was invited back to NC State by the Students for Life organization on campus. In features, The ROTC units at NC State host a Veteran’s Day Run and Service that about 400 people will run today, including students, veterans, citizens and athletes from the NC State baseball team. The event is to honor those who have served in the military at the end of World War I on the 11th hour, on the 11th day, of the 11th month, i