University Police arrested six students Tuesday on drug-related charges stemming from an investigation dating back to late February. At approximately 6:30 a.m. Tuesday, police arrested four freshmen residents of Galloway Hall. Daniel Joseph Smith, 19, was charged with two counts of possession with intent to manufacture, sell or distribute marijuana.
True hearts are the ones that pound so loudly the whole world can hear them. In light of the tragic events of this year and remembering those of years past, the students of UNCW came together to remember friends and loved ones lost. On Wednesday, April 16, 2008, exactly one year since the Virginia Tech tragedy, a vigil called the SGA Campus Tragedy Memorial was held in honor of those lost within the past year.
Hey all! I just want to give you all a quick shout-out. I have been sitting here in Iraq country for a little over a week now. The weather has been pretty crazy so far. We have had everything from rain, to hail, to 100 degrees, to sandstorms. We are just starting to get settled in and recently took over for the unit we replaced.
The release party for the latest issue of Atlantis, UNCW's creative magazine, was held last Thursday night at the Soapbox. Poetry editor Keith Kopka hosted the event. The readings were followed by local music performers Speakeasy and Willie & Me. Hoards of students and other residents from the community came to see authors from the magazine recite their poetry on the multi-color lit stage.
Exactly two months ago Monday, the Cleveland Cavaliers executed a massive, team-altering trade in an effort to make themselves a more potent playoff team. Whether or not what happened in Game 2 of their playoff series with the Washington Wizards was the start of a trend or another anomaly is yet to be seen.
Election 2008 is less than 9 months away, and the primaries are even closer. We spoke to students on the campus of UNCW, who are weighing in about the issues and the campaign.
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