East Tennessean

Local artist performs on campus Page 5 Geno gives Bucs last second win Page 7 East tEnnEssEanThursday, Nov. 7, 2013 • Volume 88, Issue 19 • www.easttennessean.com Students weigh Obamacare options It is the beginning of November and the sounds of... More

Local artist performs on campus Page 5 Geno gives Bucs last second win Page 7 East tEnnEssEanThursday, Nov. 7, 2013 • Volume 88, Issue 19 • www.easttennessean.com Students weigh Obamacare options It is the beginning of November and the sounds of the season can already be heard throughout campus — namely, sneezing and sniffling. Cold and flu season has begun and it seems that many members of the campus community have discovered this the hard way. Many students, faculty and staff have already been afflicted with colds and even those who have not been sick yet have been made aware of the illnesses floating around ETSU. It is hard not to notice the coughs and runny noses that more and more members of the university are falling victim to. Nobody ever wants to get sick so what are some ways to prevent illness from spreading? “I think that just washing your hands regularly is the best way,” said student Maggie Colvett. Washing hands regularly may seem simple but Less