Tag Archive | "May 1"
A Saturday without War
by James Townsend On Saturday morning, the city of Salisbury braced for battle, but the war did not come. Little evidence remains of last week’s War on the Shore festivities which left students scattering in all directions after an altercation with police, and the rest of the city left to pick sides. Even the once [...]
Continue reading...Gulls sweep season, earn No. 1 seed
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
by Justin Odendhal The No. 1 Salisbury University Sea Gulls (19-0, 8-0 CAC) defied recent history on Saturday, defeating the No. 4 Stevenson University Mustangs 12-9 (14-4, 8-2 CAC) at Sea Gull Stadium for Capital Athletic Conference title. Although this is the Gulls’ 17th CAC championship, Stevenson has given SU a run for their money [...]
Continue reading...Women’s lax claims 10th consecutive CAC championship
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
by Carolina Hayman For the 10th consecutive year, the No. 1 ranked Salisbury University Women’s Lacrosse team, under the direction of Coach Jim Nestor, are the Capital Athletic Conference champions. The ladies defended their title after defeating No. 11 York College 17-5 this past Saturday. Senior Amanda Holsclaw got the game started with an [...]
Continue reading...Men’s tennis loses to Mary Washington in finals
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
by Mark Eckard Salisbury University’s men’s tennis team came into the Capital Athletic Conference Tournament this past week as the No. 3 ranked seed behind top-ranked Mary Washington and No. 2 ranked St. Mary’s. The team blasted past Stevenson and St. Mary’s to set up a rematch with the Mary Washington Eagles. Needing a great [...]
Continue reading...SU hosts first annual Survivor Dash
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
by Mariah Baughan The Salisbury University Student Athlete Advisory Committee is hosting its first ever 5k Student Survivor Dash on Sunday. The 5K race is modeled after the recently popular marathon mud runs. SU’s dash will be made up of ten different obstacles, including the balance beam, sandpit army crawl and Slip ‘N Slide at [...]
Continue reading...Women’s tennis falls just short of CAC championship
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
by Mark Eckard Salisbury University’s Women’s tennis team went to work this week in the Capital Athletic Conference Tournament in search of their third-ever conference tournament championship. In the championship match, the Sea Gulls fell to the top-ranked Mary Washington Eagles 8-1, despite a valiant effort from the duo of Jillian Poppe and Roxanne Alban, [...]
Continue reading...Softball hits it out of the park with 9-1 win for CAC title
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
by Andrew Cantor The Salisbury University softball team added more hardware to the trophy case by winning Saturday’s Capital Athletic Conference Championship for the 17th time in the program’s rich history. The Sea Gulls took down Frostburg State 9-1 on a cloudy afternoon. The Bobcats delivered the initial punch by scoring first. Salisbury was unable [...]
Continue reading...Chesapeake Bay crab count reaches highest levels since 1993
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
by Steven Cenname A year-long survey conducted by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources shows that the blue crab population in the Chesapeake Bay is making a comeback. The survey found an estimated 764 million crabs in the bay. Most of these crabs are young crabs that have yet to reach adulthood, which total [...]
Continue reading...SU alumna sings her way to prestigious scholarship
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
by Ramin Gouhari SU alumna Kathrin Thawley recently took second in the graduate division of the Alltech Vocal Scholarship Competition. In addition to a cash prize of $8,000, Thawley has received an estimated $150,000 in scholarship money from the University of Kentucky’s Masters Program in music as well as summer tuition to the highly respected [...]
Continue reading...Maryland employers can’t ask for Facebook password
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
by Corey Nethen Maryland will be the first state to prevent employers from asking potential employees for social media passwords. With soaring support in both the House and Senate, the final move for House Bill 964 is the signature of Governor Martin O’Malley. The bill prohibits employers from requesting or requiring any type of login [...]
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Wednesday, May 2, 2012
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