Tag Archive | "November 8 2011"
SU Field hockey captures 16th CAC title
For the past 15 years, Salisbury University’s field hockey team has been in the same position heading into the Capital Athletic Conference Tournament: defending champions. However, after falling in last year’s semifinals to Wesley College, Salisbury went into the 2011 CAC Tournament looking to win back their CAC crown. The Sea Gulls (17-1) did just [...]
Continue reading...Women’s soccer wins 4th CAC
Monday, November 7, 2011
by Alexandra Young The Gulls captured their fourth Capital Athletic Conference title since 2006 with a 1-0 win against St. Mary’s College in overtime. Give-and-go’s, connected passes and the desire to win all described why the Salisbury University women’s soccer team won on Saturday at the SU Soccer Complex. Winning seven of their last eight [...]
Continue reading...Block party wraps up homecoming week
Monday, November 7, 2011
by Adedoyin Junaid Homecoming week culminated with the block party in Sea Gull Stadium on Saturday. The party attracted many Salisbury University students and offered community members and alumni a place to come together and celebrate. The positive and friendly atmosphere allowed participants to relax and try new things, ranging from the African Student Association’s [...]
Continue reading...York defeats SU in CAC men’s soccer tournament
Monday, November 7, 2011
by Mariah Baughan It was a heartbreaking day for the Salisbury University men’s soccer team when the York College Spartans clenched the Capital Athletic Conference title. The Spartans hailed victory over the Sea Gulls in a close, 1-0 final game. Catching the Sea Gull defense off guard, the Spartans scored their only goal two minutes [...]
Continue reading...SU volleyball takes home championship
Monday, November 7, 2011
by Patrick Drengwitz The Salisbury University women’s volleyball team is now a championship-winning squad. The team snatched the title against Stevenson University in three straight games. Key blocks from juniors Chelsea Glowacki, Jenna Shay and Carley Todd, to name a few, sent the hometown crowd into a frenzy. The Stevenson University Mustangs were endlessly plagued [...]
Continue reading...SU Football locks up DIII tournament bid with win over St. John Fisher
Monday, November 7, 2011
by Corey Sznajder The 11th ranked Salisbury University Sea Gulls (8-1, 6-0 conf.) got the win they needed over the St. John Fisher Cardinals (7-2, 5-1 conf.) to clinch an automatic bid into the Division III tournament with a 41-21 victory in the annual Homecoming Game. The Gulls set the tone early with a 15 [...]
Continue reading...SU Health Report: Skin Care Tips
Monday, November 7, 2011
by Sarah Woods With puberty in the past and the prospect of wrinkles in the distant-future, skin care is not often a major concern for most college students. However, Student Health Services Director Jennifer Berkman said that preventative skin care is crucial at any age. “Students don’t always think preventively and tend not to worry [...]
Continue reading...‘The Servant of Two Masters’ to feature improvisation
Monday, November 7, 2011
Comedy, improv and clever ridiculousness are just three of the ingredients within the Comedia mix of Carlo Goldoni’s classic play, “The Servant of Two Masters,” which will be presented by the department of theatre and dance Nov. 10-13 and 17-20 at 8 p.m. and 2 p.m. Director Robert Smith chose to do the play because [...]
Continue reading...Dancer overcomes asthma, wins scholarship
Monday, November 7, 2011
Asthma can put strain on physical activity, but it doesn’t stop freshman Victoria Danna from putting on her dancing shoes. Danna was one of 10 students who won the $5,000 Will to Win scholarship sponsored by Merck Respiratory. According to Merck, the scholarships were awarded to “outstanding high school seniors who were disciplined, determined and [...]
Continue reading...MD Attorney General promotes civil rights at SU
Monday, November 7, 2011
Wednesday was “Constitution Day,” a day commemorating our nation’s most important document, the living and breathing document, the U.S. Constitution. To honor the day, Salisbury University invited Maryland Attorney General and national civil rights champion Doug Gansler to speak on the issue of the status of civil rights in Maryland. During the speech, Gansler talked [...]
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