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Upcoming blood drives
seek volunteers
More chances to help
victims / 8
Entertainment helps
raise money
Fuil Tilt played to an energetic
crowd, donating proceeds to
the Red Cross /9
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The intramural field is cur
rently wide open space/13
Classifieds
UNCW Life
The Scene 10
pPOrts.
^^^tional tragedy brings members
ot campus community together
Wes Melville _Salter said. James Leutze spoke i
The Student Government As- Salter said.
planned the vigil to The UNCW Gospel Choir word7
bring the campus together and began the service with a few “We must try to understand
A few hundred students and Z7s in^olin Lit candles were passed each other. We must not lash out
faculty gathered for a candle- “[It] was'the most beautiful Tcandl , mindlessly against the people
r'- ““X'To.„i, l” r
rseot n Lopez, student body
getheras one.” junior Michelle president, and Chancellor
See Vigil, Page 5
Last week’s candlelight vigil showed the community’s support for those affected by the tragedies in New York. D.C^'a
University and county officials come together
to prepare for emergency management plans
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Emergency management offi- sity (are) paramount.” Donaldson responses t^ dSa^err hie
cials across the nation are rethmk- said. “We know that the nianc hav^ j . to disasters like People would get confused if
ing their response plans to disasters to be flexible.” ( uesday s attacks). Donaldson every plan had a different name.”
after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11. Donaldson said snecifir pIp o Hart said, so this master plan has
New Hanover County and ments need t^be , According to Stan Harts, direc- been put into place.
UNCW officials believe their expe- emergency. Road systems, food ser- satoy for UNCW "wl drnmh^^* resources with
rience with hurricanes may help vices sewage svstems and avail r /r county agencies m the event of an
them in preparing for other types aWhw of medicT e" c“ ar"w^ specific plans (for dl emergencies) emergency,
of disasters. tial cl“ .-It « mcredibly difficult to plan “Ifwe had an explosion in Trask. '
“We’ve learned a lot from hur- “These elements are nre.ent in we would be recipients of all kinds
ricanes.” said Capt. David a disaster that results from^ earth- HanoverLT': e^rL^ SEE Pepare, PAGE 5