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SPD turns to pepper spray to disperse large crowd of SU students – May 4 2013
BY PETE HICKS Editor- in- Chief Spring brings warm weather. Warm weather brings out large crowds of Salisbury University students. Large crowds of SU students bring out the Salisbury Police Department, along with their crowd-dispersing sprays. Last spring students at a party in celebration of the War on the Shore lacrosse game were sprayed [...]
Continue reading...Do Salisbury students consider cheerleading a sport?
Sunday, November 25, 2012
BY ALANNA LAWSON Staff Writer The controversy about whether cheerleading is a sport has been a heavily debated topic for decades, and now after over 110 years it has made it way to the campus of Salisbury University. According to Title IX, a portion of the Education Amendments of 1972, any activity can be actually [...]
Continue reading...Redistricting plan to take Salisbury into the 21st century
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Salisbury citizens may soon be experiencing a change in city council because of a redistricting plan proposed by the mayor. According to the 2010 census, out of the 30,607 people that claimed the city of Salisbury as their place of residence, 44 percent were black. On the city council only one out of the five [...]
Continue reading...Driving is a privilege, not a right
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
by Tyler Butler You are driving slowly through the parking lot when all of a sudden you are forced to slam on your brakes because a person in the spot 10 feet in front of you has thrown his car into reverse and flown out of his spot at the speed of light. All you [...]
Continue reading...City council discusses downtown dilemma
Monday, October 3, 2011
by Katelyn Draper A 3-1 vote declined an extension for renovation of Station 16, the former firehouse headquarters, in downtown Salisbury last Monday. “Anyone who takes a chance to build in this market should be commended for their bravery, and I am in support of that,” said Rob Maulford, owner of Market Street Inn for [...]
Continue reading...“Sloozebury” makes noise downtown
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Multi-colored spotlights zigzag across the stone walls of a 13-meter-by-8-foot pulsing sublet on 116 W. Main St. In the Plaza Gateway Building, beneath the recently closed Azul Lounge, nearly 100 college-aged kids gather every Saturday night to dance and hear local bands with names like The Dirty Sax Machine, Adult Situation and The Difference. But [...]
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Monday, May 6, 2013
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