Tuesday, October 09, 2007
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News

Dr. Arun Ghandi teaches nonviolence at SU

Mahatma Gandhi spent almost the entirety of his life fighting for the rights of his people as well as gaining independence from the British for India. His nonviolent way of resistance is legendary, and has influenced leaders such as Martin Luther King Jr. and Nelson Mandela. Dr. Arun Gandhi, his grandson, is visiting Salisbury to teach his grandfather’s theory of nonviolence and how to implement it into our own lives.... Read full story..

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Life & Style

How can your blood can make a difference?

The Blood Bank of Delmarva is a non-profit organization which provides over 120,000 units of blood and blood products each year for the 17 hospitals and 13 renal care facilities in Delaware and on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. The blood is used to help over 20,000 patients in the area needing transfusions every year. Each day, 350 blood donors are needed. As a non-profit organization, the Blood Bank depends on blood donations.... Read full story..

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Sports

STUDENT ATHLETE SPOTLIGHT: SU football’s Jamar Garner

This Fredrick, Maryland native spins, jukes, stiff arms and flat out runs over people on his way to the end zone. The man is nearly impossible to bring down without an army. In five games he had seven touchdowns and 396 yards on the ground while averaging almost 13 yards per carry. Who is this beast? It’s none other than Salisbury University’s left slot # 28, Jamar Garner.... Read full story..

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Editorials

How the student voice can make a difference

Today's American students are painfully unaware of one of the most powerful tools they possess -- their voice. While university campuses do have clubs and organizations geared towards the promotion or reformation of various issues, a widespread interest in international affairs is lacking. Take the war in Iraq for example: Every student is at least aware of the war and most feel some sort of grief or sorrow for the death of American troops. However, the vast majority take no action to change the situation.... Read full story..

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