Sent out to all UNCW students Friday, Aug. 22, a press release about the Wilmington Police Department's new Back to School Initiative was meant to inform about increased targeting of all loud parties and noise complaints, especially in residential neighborhoods surrounding campus.
As the day of the election approaches rapidly, politics is becoming an increasingly discussed topic on UNCW's campus, as well as everywhere else. Along with the commonplace subjects of John McCain's age and Barack Obama's political experience, there are several central matters that relate to each presidential candidate.
My name is Ryan Johnson and I am currently a senior film major here at UNCW. I have spent four grueling years here at the school and have always had a constant problem with the way the food system works here. When I have some time after class, typically around lunch time, my first concern is getting something to eat before I have to start the latter half of my day.
Most high school students only have a handful of student organizations they could join. But what if you were to have almost 200 to choose from? All of these groups ranging from the artsy to the athletic, including such wide interests as Aikido to mountain biking.
Men's Seahawks Head Coach Aidan Heaney has much to look forward to in 2008 as he returns 18 players from last season's youthful squad. In what was labeled as a rebuilding year in 2007, Heaney welcomed 16 newcomers into the program to give himself one of the youngest teams in the nation.
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