Tuesday, April 15, 2008
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News

Chief Ed Lashley to resign

University Police Chief Edwin Lashley has tendered his resignation from SU and has accepted a position under the State Comptroller. "Retiring from the state police was a no-brainer," Lashley said. "This is the toughest decision I’ve ever had to make. I’ve felt like I’m a part of the university family here and it will be hard to go." ... Read full story..

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Life & Style

SOAP n’ACES to hold Vera Bradley Bingo for Relay

Want to enjoy an afternoon playing bingo while winning authentic Vera Bradley merchandise and helping the American Cancer Society? The Salisbury University Student Activity Office for Activity Planning is participating in Relay for Life® this May at SU and wants to raise money for their team. The event was orginally scheduled for April 20. However, the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office recently informed them that gambling is not permitted on Sundays. The date and time and time of the event is TBA. The cost of the tickets is $10 dollars in advance and $15 dollars at the door. The ticket includes your entrance fee and 20 games of bingo. ... Read full story..

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Sports

Student Athlete Spotlight: Maddie Goetz

Maddie Goetz is a sophomore at Salisbury University and attended Fallston High School. She played field hockey and soccer along with lacrosse when she was growing up. ... Read full story..

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Editorials

Zimbabwe’s electoral crisis a challenge for troublesome Africa

On March 29, the Republic of Zimbabwe held a presidential election. In the 28 years since Zimbabwe has been independent, it has been ruled by one man, Robert Mugabe. The recent election may have brought the end to Mugabe’s rule, but no one can know for certain because, as of two weeks after the election, the results have not been released by the government of Zimbabwe. ... Read full story..

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