Agromeck

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Seniors of 2010,
Celebrate your final year at N.C. State by taking your senior class portrait. Seniors who get their portrait taken are eligible for a free Agromeck, N.C. State’s Official yearbook, while supplies last.
It is FREE to come get your portrait taken, but prints will be available for purchase.
The first portrait session will be the week of Nov. 16.

Attire:
Men — Suit/Business Attire
Women — Blouse/Business Attire
Cap & Gown & Tassle — Black
Hood — Yellow/White

To schedule an appointment, log onto www.ouryear.com school code 279 or call 1-800-OUR-YEAR (687-9327)

If you have any questions, contact Bryant Robbins at editor@agromeck.ncsu.edu or 919-515-2409.

Check here to see if you have been photographed or quoted in the first 150 pages of the 2009-2010 Agromeck. Order your book now!

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88.1 FM WKNC  151, 153

1911 Building  62

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ACC  73

Accepting and Embracing Gender Identity and Sexuality  153

ACC Outdoor Track and Field Championships  25

Adams, Ben  155

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Thank you for coming to see us at Parents and Families Weekend. Get your copy of your photo taken at the  Parents and Families tailgate here.

Visit our reprints website to order reprints of your photos taken during Parents and Families Weekend 2009.

Pharrell Williams of N.E.R.D. invites girls to the stage during his performance. N.E.R.D. performed with Common at Pack Howl on Oct. 3rd. Photo by: Michele Chandler

John Cooper Elias, Agromeck yearbook editor: Michele had a tough task this year as the yearbook photo editor, but she did a great job. She managed the photo staff all year, and she helped us produce a high-quality product that we are all proud of. The most impressive thing about Michele was that while she had to deal with managing the photo staff she continued to grow as a photographer and shoot some of the best pictures I have ever seen from her during this year.

More than 2,400 student, faculty, staff and groups have been included in the 328 pages of the 2009 Agromeck yearbook. The 328-page book was delivered to students who pre-ordered a copy on April 14-15. See if You’re In The Book. The book is now available for students, parents and alumni through the NCSU Bookstore.

N.C. State’s student yearboook, the Agromeck, edited by Mary Beth Hamrick, and its literary and arts magazine, Windhover, were recognized with a Gold Crown Award from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association this spring. This is one of the two highest awards given nationally for college media. See the feature story feature story on the NCSU Web site.

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Kevin Sutton, a freshman in mechanical engineering, performs tricks on his unicycle in front of the southern entrance to the free expression tunnel. Sutton has been riding for a few years, but he just started riding trials and street in January. "Its a lot faster than walking and way sexier than a bike," Sutton said. Photo by David Mabe

Saja Hindi, Technician editor: “David Mabe has easily become one of the most essential staff members we have. He is not only a great photographer but is also very dependable. David has also really helped out the section editors with online multimedia and has become a valuable resource to everyone on staff.”

(BACK) Bradley Wilson, Xander Dale, Bobby Earle, Caitlin Cauley; (FRONT) Michele Chandler, Suzanne Brinkley, John Cooper Elias

For the second time, the Agromeck yearbook received a Pacemaker award from the Associated Collegiate Press, one of only seven books in the nation to receive that organization’s highest honors. The 2008 edition of the book was named Best of Show at the national convention in Kansas City. In addition, the 88.1 Second of Technician podcast produced in cooperation with WKNC radio was given third place for Best of Show for Audio Podcast.
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Vik Mukherjee, sophomore at Wake Forest Roseville High School, begins his camp experience by cutting out a guitar stencil out of card stock and using blue spray paint to put it on his camp t-shirt. The design disciple that Mukherjee is most interested in is architecture.Photo by: Luis Zapata

Saja Hindi, Technician editor: Luis has consistently been one of our most dependable photographers. He gets his assignments in on time, picks up last-minute assignments and is always willing to help. He works with the section editors to come up with ideas and works with new photographers to help them critique their photos. He has taken a leading role in producing audio and photo slideshows this semester and keeps working till he gets the job done.