The Sun Never Sets on the English (Department) by Gretchen Johnston What happens when a group of English majors and professors head for the British Isles?   The Many Faces of Western North Carolina by Kasey Culbreth Whatever your preferred pastime may be, the Cullowhee area has something for you.   The Mystery of Rick Boyer by Charles White This is not your father’s professor.   Who's responsible for this? The Inkblot 2001 Staff Just Do It! by Darlene Archer The road to higher education may require four-wheel drive.   Student Publications: Just the Beginning by Angelica Waters How to get your name in lights - or at least in print.   How to Get WIRED by Julian D. Rance WCU overflows with desktop computers, specialty labs, and electronic classrooms. So what exactly is all this stuff for?   English on the Fast Track by Danielle Schutz If you think you need a degree in Computer Science to get a good job, you're missing out on a lot more than a paycheck.   Who paid for this? Inkblot's Generous Sponsors Telling (True) Stories by Gretchen Johnston Stay home. Write books. Meet astronauts.   Technically Speaking by Michael McCollum English degrees aren't just for teachers and writers.   Change of Heart Leads to New Career by Britt Billings "Thank God for general education."   The World Awaits... by Rachel Whisnant For lawyers, doctors, and coroporate execs, English degrees are the key to success.   Where should we shop? Inkblot's Friendly Local Advertisers Writers Bring "Different" Experience by Virginia Culp Through WCU’s Visiting Writers Series, you can come face to face with some of the most accomplished wordsmiths in the business.   Slam Your Head by Lea Menser Are you brave enough to be judged? Step up to the mic and prove it.   English Freaks and Geeks by Andrea Blanksteen From Native American Literature to Fairy Tales, English courses cover much more than just "the classics."   Outside the Classroom by Susan Montalban If you've got something to say, we have somewhere for you to say it.