2006

Nov. 30 Articles: Volume 57, No. 7

• Tuition and fees to rise next fall
• Prospect gunfire startles students
• Treasurer talks money on ‘Conversations’ show
• UNCP helps others
• Campus theft continues
• Crime report shows no significant increase
• Biology Club tries to revive recycling

Nov. 16 Articles: Volume 57, No. 6

• ‘Bravecam’ offers 24-hour view
• Lumberton fight ends in Huddle House
• Transcript fee increases
• Pepper spray irritates eyes briefly
• Volunteers asked to help with childcare survey
• Campus theft persists
• KFC removes trans fats f rom food by April 2007

Nov. 2 Articles: Volume 57, No. 5

• Plan lowers hazards on Third Street
• Vision: birth of a college town
• Alumnus Joshua Deese killed in Iraq
• Need for safety drives new UNCP dance policy

Oct. 19 Articles: Volume 57, No. 4

• Explosion at West Hall injures two
• UNCP child care depends on survey
• Wreck tally in front of McDonald's exceeds 50
• Dance ends in three arrests prompting safety policy
• Arrests, thefts top crime
• New cameras increase security at UNCP
• Pointe residents feel the burn of overage charges
• Music Department hosts yardsale
• UNCP wins Geography Bowl
• UNCP´s new organization, Keep a Child Alive is the first in the state

Sept. 28 Articles: Volume 57, No. 3

• Mold found in Dial and Pine Hall
• Bookstore will feature reading areas
• Generous gift helps honors students
• Overcrowding eases
• Police target drinking
• Cookout unites campus Greeks
• New apartments open in fall
• Speakers motivate freshmen to build connections and stay in school
• Construction for a beautification fence

Sept. 14 Articles: Volume 57, No. 2

• Field house groundbreaking advances campus First and Ten Campaign for Football
• Football practices are underway
• Stockley leaves a legacy of hope
• Yet another semester, yet another collision
• SGA’s nightwalk finds safety issues
• UNCP unveils bird flu plan

Aug. 31 Articles: Volume 57, No. 1

• Musical theater professor Travis Stockley killed
• Campus grieves over Stockley loss
• Students mourn Stockley's passing
• Students caught in housing crunch
• Town Hall meetings focus on growth and safety
• Locklear teaches Freshman Seminar
• Construction breaks new ground
• Students key to crime prevention at UNCP
• Train blocks campus