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Iron Man 3: does the man make the suit or does the suit make the man?
Following where “The Avengers” left off, “Iron Man 3” wraps up the trilogy with wit, twists, and an Iron Man more human than we’ve ever seen before.
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"The Great Gatsby": exciting, thrilling and unexpected
In the remake of F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel, Baz Luhrmann reminds us why "The Great Gatsby" is, well, a classic.
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Latest Gosling film goes beyond typical summer blockbusters
Derek Cianfrance’s “The Place Beyond the Pines” stands out against the typical summer blockbusters.
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WiSE awarded Student Organization of the Year
This April, WiSE was awarded the Student Organization of the Year in the gold category for exemplifying commitment to the betterment and strengthening of their community.
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New UNCW club summons gamers
A new gamers’ club has been created. For those of you that play League of Legends, the UNC Wilmington Summoner Club is the club for you.
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“Accidental Racist” sparks controversy across the nation
As expected, Brad Paisley's ninth album went viral. What was not expected was the firestorm of controversy that has swept the nation in regards to Paisley’s duet with LL COOL J on the track, "Accidental Racist."
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MFA students exhibit their writing
On April 11, UNC Wilmington students, faculty and community members flocked to Kenan Hall to hear Creative Writing Master of Fine Arts candidates read from their thesis novels.
Whitney Ray, in particular, wrote about her home state of Oklahoma, a region of the country that does not get a lot of literary attention, she says.
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Creative writing lecturer brings adventure writing to campus
Virginia Holman, a creative writing lecturer and author of “Rescuing Patty Hearst”, taught special topics course “The Adventure Narrative” for the first time this semester.
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Lookout releases first creative non-fiction book
For recently published author Ben Miller, growing up near the Mississippi River meant collecting a multitude of experiences—experiences that resembled intertwining streams that would eventually coalesce into a memoir.
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News flash: annual flash fiction ceremony celebrates success
A laboratory is a place equipped to conduct scientific experiments, tests and investigations. It was also the theme of Randall Library’s annual Flash Fiction contest and award ceremony held Tuesday, April 16.
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Dillon Garcia lightens the mood before finals
ACE brought the youngest comedian to ever perform on Comedy Central, Dillon Garcia, to the Burney Center on April 18th. This was the ACE Comedy Committee's final project.
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Young country music star shines at Azalea Festival
Taking over the patio of City Limits Saloon Friday, April 12th, was Tennessee native Mitch Rossell. This rising country music star brought the patio to max capacity by the end of the night.
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Inaugural North Carolina beer month comes to Wilmington
Front Street Brewery partnered with Charlotte's NoDa Brewing for a special North Carolina Beer Month celebration.
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Top 5 summer albums to look forward to
Look for new albums from Olly Murs, Michael Bublé, Arcade Fire, Hunter Hayes and Eminem.
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Study abroad teaches skills beyond the classroom
According to Dr. Denise Dipuccio, assistant provost to the Office of International programs, more and more students are getting the opportunity to study abroad.
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Brazilian jiu jitsu club provides chance at glory
Some students train in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu for self-defense, others for exercise and still some others for the chance at glory in tournaments. The UNCW BJJ club has a mix of each.
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UNCW Crushes & Stalkers: campus' latest obsession
University students all over the country are creating open group pages that allow students of the schools to anonymously post about their campus confessions and latest love interests. Three females at UNCW have created their own for the dub: UNCW Crushes & Stalkers.
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Wilmington local has a passion for surf, sun and swimwear
Where there is warm weather, an ocean and sand, you’re sure to find Sara Babin rockin’ one of her hand-sewn bikinis while surfing the waves or drawing up a new design for her fairly new swimwear line, Tide Bird.
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Kim Cook starts a conversation
Kim Cook, chair of the University of North Carolina Wilmington’s sociology and criminology department, gave a lecture April 3, in honor of the release of her latest book, “Life After Death Row: Exonerees’ Search for Community and Identity.”
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OneRepublic comes back strong with “Native”
After four years out of the game, Colorado band OneRepublic comes back strong with uplifting lyrics and catchy melodies in their third studio album, “Native.”





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