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News

Gilchrest crosses party lines to support Kratovil

Defeated incumbent Congressman Wayne Gilchrest, R-1, crossed party lines last Tuesday when he officially endorsed Democrat Frank Kratovil in the First District Congressional Race. "For the 18 years I have been honored to represent the First District in Congress, I have always tried to make decisions based on principle rather than partisanship or politics. This decision is no different," Gilchrest said at a press conference in Annapolis. "I respect and admire Frank’s integrity and independence. I know he’ll be willing to work across party lines for the best interests of this district." ... Read full story..

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Life & Style

Come hell or high heat: OSAO&L’s 2008 Student Activities Fair

Students of various backgrounds and interests came to Red Square to check out organizations ranging from the African Student Association to Zeta Tau Alpha. Not even the scorching 92 degrees could stop the countless students and 25 plus student organizations who participated in the Student Activities Fair this past Thursday. ... Read full story..

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Sports

Fall Sports Preview: Men's Soccer

The No. 17 Salisbury University men’s soccer team is expecting nothing short of another championship season in 2008. After capturing their sixth CAC title since 1999 last season, the Gulls are ready to continue that success. "It’s always good to start off where you ended the year before," Head Coach Gerry DiBartolo said. ... Read full story..

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Editorials

DNC: A student’s view from the floor

2008 marks a historic year for the United States of America. Not because Michael Phelps won eight gold medals, and not because it’s the year the Jonas Brothers broke out as mega-superstars. 2008 will be recorded in the history books as the year our nation elected either the first African-American commander in chief or the first woman to be the Vice President. But perhaps even more historic than the candidates themselves is the race that has been run by these individuals, and how their campaigns have reshaped the political arena. ... Read full story..

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