Tuesday, October 23, 2007
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News

SU President Dudley-Eshbach responds to Facebook blunder

Two pictures posted on SU President Dr. Janet Dudley-Eshbach’s Facebook page with off color captions, have sparked mixed feelings around the SU community. “I meant no ill intent or meant it as a racist comment, I am deeply sorry if it offended anyone,” said Dudley-Eshbach. The pictures were part of a collection of more than 40 others, which were taken during Dudley-Eshbach’s trip to Latin America with her daughter, who is 21.... Read full story..

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Life & Style

People making a difference: Rebecca Emery

The world of a student can become confusing and somewhat troublesome with thoughts of internships, graduate school and future career options. There is always a need for someone to help carry the word of career enhancing activities, and to help steer a student in the right path towards success. Dr. Rebecca Emery is just the person to lend that helping hand. ... Read full story..

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Sports

Sea Gulls Earn Home-Field Advantage

Salisbury, Md. - The Salisbury University Women’s Soccer team (11-2-1, 7-1 CAC) finished conference played with a dominant 3-0 win over Hood College (5-10, 2-5 CAC) on Saturday, giving them home-field advantage throughout the upcoming CAC tournament. “I was very pleased with our performance today,” Salisbury Head Coach Jim Nestor said. ... Read full story..

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Editorials

PETA display highly offensive

On Monday, October 15, Salisbury’s Vegetarian Student Association (VSA) set up a rather large and highly offensive “PETA”-related exhibit in front of Caruthers Hall. The exhibit included several posters that compared animal suffering to human suffering. All were graphic, bloody, nauseating and extremely inappropriate. The most offensive poster displayed a larger-than-life photograph of a pig being spayed: genitalia, blood, clippers and all.... Read full story..

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