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Updates for September 2, 2010
Bite marks help ID suspect
A university student evaded robbery Tuesday evening in the School Lane apartment complex by biting his attacker, according to Newark police. The bite marks later helped identify a suspect.
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Man charged in graffiti cases
A 32-year-old Newark-area man was arrested Aug. 26 in connection with 30 graffiti incidents in locations all along Main Street, said Newark police spokesman Lt. Brian Henry.
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Howard Dean, Karl Rove to speak at UD in October
Howard Dean and Karl Rove will speak at the Bob Carpenter Center Oct. 25 at 8:30 p.m. as part of the UD Speaks series. UD Speaks is a program sponsored by the Division of Student Life that brings high-profile presenters to the university. Dean and Rove…
Delaware Avenue crosswalks combined
University officials are hoping that a new, combined crosswalk on Delaware Avenue will increase pedestrian safety and reduce traffic congestion. Over the summer, crews replaced the two nearby crosswalks that connect the two halves of the North Green …
Landlines eliminated in residence halls
Change expected to save university $700,000
Gone are the days of landline phones collecting dust amidst students’ belongings. As of this fall, the university will no longer require students living in campus residence halls to have landline phones. Over the summer, officials decided to eliminat…
Newark dining scene gets some spice
Upon returning to campus this week, students in search of a bite to eat found both new restaurants and changes to old favorites and mdash;changes made per students’ and Newark community members’ requests, according to the managers of Klondike Kate’s an…
Students attacked with pepper spray
By: Reity O’Brien
Two university students were attacked with pepper spray and robbed early Saturday as they walked down North Chapel Street.
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Univ. senior charged in ‘sleeping burglaries’
A university senior was arrested last month in connection with two home invasions, according to Newark police. Police say Daniel T. Booker, 21, allegedly broke into two Newark homes and climbed into bed with female residents. In the first incid…
Farmer’s market brings fresh produce to campus
During the summer months, Newark community members, university faculty and students living in the area enjoyed fresh fruits and produce at the farmer’s market in Mentor’s Circle every Thursday. The market, which opened in mid-June and runs until Octobe…
UD’s rebranding includes TV commercial
Sitting along the ivy-covered walls of South Green, clad in Blue Hen blue and gold, junior Victoria Vaden looked into the camera and delivered the line the university community will be hearing often this year. ‘At the University of Delaware, we dare …
Engineering student leaves legacy of passion for learning
Family and friends remember David Buck, 21, a chemical engineering student who died July 30 after a two-year battle with rhabdomyosarcoma, as an honest and motivated person with a passion for learning and photography. and nbsp; and nbsp; and nbsp; D…
UD breaks ground on new bookstore
University officials and Governor Jack Markell welcomed Barnes and amp; Noble College Booksellers President Max Roberts to break ground Monday at the site of the new university bookstore. University Executive Vice President and Treasurer Scott Dougl…
