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MTSU flies its flag at half-staff in honor of a veteran, journalism student

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Veteran and MTSU senior Sylvester McCaulley III passed away in a car accident on June 12, 2019.

McCaulley, known as “Sly” in class and on the radio, was a journalism student at MTSU and a disc jockey with WMTS student radio. He was also a veteran of the Marine Corp.

The MTSU Charlie and Hazel Daniels Veterans and Military Family Center said, “We were saddened to hear the news.  Our thoughts are with Mr. McCaulley’s family and loved ones.”

MTSU announced in a Facebook post that they would fly the flag at half-staff on campus in his honor.

https://www.facebook.com/mtsublueraiders/photos/a.446075916234/10156470315746235/?type=3&theater

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