2004

April 29 Articles: Volume 52, No. 7

• U.S. Senate candidate visits Young Democrats
• Publications Board chooses new editors
• SGA Vice President elect charged with having weapon on campus
• UNCP 4-year graduate rate worst in UNC system
• New alcohol program aimed at reducing high-risk drinking
• Dole to give spring commencement speech
• SGA considers placing an ATM in U.C. after students show interest
• Administrators speak out about stranding a disabled student
• Terrorism here to stay Combs says
• New ‘Pointe’ apartments add housing options for students
• News Briefing

  April 15 Articles: Volume 52, No. 6

• Students go to D.C. to discuss job shortages in Robeson County
• SGA meeting turns into heated debate
• University mourns student’s death after wreck
• Pine Hall resident stranded after elevator breaks
• New possibility opens up for campus daycare center
• News Briefing

April 1 Articles: Volume 52, No. 5

• Newcomers win SGA’s top slots: Jones and Hunt want to focus on community
• Madrid bombing hits home for UNCP instructor
• Board approves tuition hike despite student protest
• Former Dial professor recalls illnesses
• Young Democrats bring political awareness to campus with voter registration drive

March 20 Articles: Volume 52, No. 4

• Radioactive cargo runs through Pembroke: Spent fuel rods travel on tracks in front of UNCP
• Edwards loses 10 states to Kerry, drops presidential race in Raleigh
• SGA elections to be held March 23, 24 in U.C.
• West Hall residents address concerns
• The UNCP SGA Constitution revisions
• Crime Report
• Make up classes for Feb. 26 announced for April 3
• "Embracing the Spirits of the Past" celebrates Women's History

Feb. 26 Articles: Volume 52, No. 3

• Administration accused of Dial cover-up
• Chancellor withdraws from Ky. job search
• Tuition increase of $300 likely for next year
• Spoofed e-mails spell ‘MyDoom’
• Special Committee tours ‘mold free’ Dial Building
• Crime Report
• Photos from inside the Dial Building

Feb. 12 Articles: Volume 52, No. 2

• All eyes are on the new 2004 Miss UNCP, Jessica Ortiz-Carreo
• Men's Head Basketball Coach Bryan Garmroth receives a 1-game suspension for PBC violation
• Classes canceled on Jan 26 due to the ice- storm have been rescheduled for Sat, March 20
• Dial committee announces open forum meeting for all effected by mold issue
• UNCP cares about daycare
  

  Jan. 30 Articles: Volume 52, No. 1

• Frozen in their tracks
• Inquiry launched to investigate Dial
• Miss UNCP Pageant shows values of women
• University to buy more land in near future
• Students honored by Who’s Who
• Spike Lee closes Speaker Series
  

2003

Dec. 4 Articles: Volume 51, No. 7


• Dr. Curtis honored by American Library Association
• Men’s basketball breaks streak, but begins another
• Commencement ceremony awards record number of diplomas
• University crowns new Miss UNCP
• Music Department to host annual Medieval Feast
• Breakfast to kick off exams


Nov. 20 Articles: Volume 51, No.6


• Dream ends abruptly
• Barry to bring humor to campus
• Fee axed
• Holiday party set
• State senators visit and comment on UNCP campus
• Olympic hero Billy Mills speaks to UNCP crowd
  

  Nov. 6 Articles: Volume 51, No. 5
  

• Education will not close despite rumors
• Library has seen mildew in past years
• HIV screening: confidential and free
• Locklear steps down as Miss UNCP
• World AIDS Day comes to UNCP
• Live sports coverage expanded
• Campus Crime Report
• Open letter to students from Provost Roger Brown


Oct. 24 Articles: Volume 51, No. 4


• Dial Building a ‘poster child’ for mold
• Mold mystery unfolds on campus
• Students nervous after alleged rape
• Cook restarts PRSSA club
• Whittaker takes home the Geography Bowl MVP award
• Bookstore to host costume contest for sixth year
• Mass Communications professor interviewed on CNN
• Arnold brings new perspective to students
• Campus Crime Report

Oct. 9 Articles: Volume 51, No. 3

• Miss UNCP facing assault charges : Woman kicked and punched, police report says
• Miss UNCP facing assault charges: Pageant continues as scheduled
• History in the making: Men's Soccer nationally ranked
• SGA appoints at-large senators
• Animals ‘live here too’ at University Village Apartments
• Water line broke, buried cables cut
• Operation PIN to assist with crime prevention
• O’Brien talks about diversity issues
• Public relations rep named
• Alzheimer’s Association hosting annual Memory Walk Oct. 11
• Career Services hosts Grad School Day
• Alcohol Awareness Week Oct. 19-25
• Gressman to present time management workshop
• New police officer makes UNCP home