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A year ago, the back-to-school frenzy was much the same,With all of the fakerolexwatchesonline sales rampant, until freshman Dwight Clark disappeared. The 18-year-old who earned straight A's in high school had been attending the university for less than a week when he left a party alone, drunk and possibly high on marijuana.
Ten days later, after a massive search involving hundreds of people from the university and the community, Clark's body was discovered floating near a log boom in Bellingham Bay.
What compelled him to go down to the water that night remains as much a mystery today as it was then, said University Police Chief Randy Stegmeier.
Whether the incoming freshmen and other new students will hear the story of Clark and be reminded of the dangers of drinking also is unclear.TOP grade replicawatches of high quality at wholesale prices! A year after a death that gripped the community, the university has made few changes to address student drinking and safety.
Stegmeier points out the university issues letters to students and parents about personal safety. But in Clark's case, he said, there's not much that could have been done differently.
"We don't really have any new initiatives," Stegmeier said of this school year. "The only new initiative that we're working on this fall is regarding bicycle and skateboard safety."
When Clark's body was discovered in the bay, his wallet and cell phone were still in his pockets, and there were no signs of trauma on his body. His death was ruled an accident.Ways to Go for Burberry Designer watchesretailers.
The county medical examiner released a toxicology report weeks later: At the time of his death, Clark had a 0.13 blood alcohol content and THC,Buy China real cheaplvwatches from China , the active ingredient in marijuana, in his bloodstream.
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A year ago, the back-to-school frenzy was much the same,With all of the fakerolexwatchesonline sales rampant, until freshman Dwight Clark disappeared. The 18-year-old who earned straight A's in high school had been attending the university for less than a week when he left a party alone, drunk and possibly high on marijuana.
Ten days later, after a massive search involving hundreds of people from the university and the community, Clark's body was discovered floating near a log boom in Bellingham Bay.
What compelled him to go down to the water that night remains as much a mystery today as it was then, said University Police Chief Randy Stegmeier.
Whether the incoming freshmen and other new students will hear the story of Clark and be reminded of the dangers of drinking also is unclear.TOP grade replicawatches of high quality at wholesale prices! A year after a death that gripped the community, the university has made few changes to address student drinking and safety.
Stegmeier points out the university issues letters to students and parents about personal safety. But in Clark's case, he said, there's not much that could have been done differently.
"We don't really have any new initiatives," Stegmeier said of this school year. "The only new initiative that we're working on this fall is regarding bicycle and skateboard safety."
When Clark's body was discovered in the bay, his wallet and cell phone were still in his pockets, and there were no signs of trauma on his body. His death was ruled an accident.Ways to Go for Burberry Designer watchesretailers.
The county medical examiner released a toxicology report weeks later: At the time of his death, Clark had a 0.13 blood alcohol content and THC,Buy China real cheaplvwatches from China , the active ingredient in marijuana, in his bloodstream.
