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HL_WesternCarolinian_1985-09-19_Vol50_No06_05

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  • PAGE 5 Senate News Bulletin On September 11,1985 Western Carolina's Student Senate was called to order by its President Cliff Clark, at 5:00pm in the Catamount room of the University Center. First order of business taken care of was the approval of dorm elections results. The newly elected Senators for the fall of 1985 are as follows: Scott Dorm Regina McDaniels Cathy Pace Reynolds Dorm Frederick Young Buchanan Dorm Teresa Wantz Harrill Dorm Bo Rhinehart Mark Weaver Leatherwood Dorm Hank Barkley Albright Dorm Chris Geiss HekJer Dorm Walker Dorm Bethany Keggan Kelly Tyner Grace Ramirez Paula Cauture The elections were accepted and the following Senators were sworn in: Regina McDaniels, Cathy Pace, Bo Rhinehart, Mark Weaver, Frederick Young, Grace Ramirez, Kelly Tyner, and Paula Cauture. Secondly, the next order of business concerned itself with Senate Resolutions 1106: "Being an act to approve the following executive appointments for the 1985-1986 Academic year." Resolved: That the Student Senate of Western Carolina University does hereby approve the following appoinments for the 1985-1986 Academic year. Attorney General: Karl Krauss Comptroller: John Womack Assistant Comptroller: Melanie Lyles Executive Secretary: Sara Hilton Judicial Secretary/Assistant: Kat Cosentina Presidential Assistant: Alan Howard Public Defender: Sarah Roberson Director of Public Relations: David Martin Assisstant Director of Public Relations: Mike Dyer Vice-Presidential Assistant: Lloyd Hinote Senate Secretary: Myra Neill Senate Resolution 1107 also received its first reading: "Being an Act to approve the following appointments to the Student Judiciary for the 1985- 1986 academic year." V\o^acep£°as . j FOUR SEASONS TANNING SALON 10 visits 35.00 13 visits 45.00 20 visits 60.00 30 visits 75.00 VISITS GOOD ANYTIME Between Valley Rorist & Pressley's Barber Shop AFTER COLLEGE: AIR FORCE EXPERIENCE Graduating soon? If you're under 291/2--make your move- as an Air Force Officer. Move up fast with AIR FORCE EXPERIENCE. You'll do important work in your chosen field. Experience a challenge. An opportunity. A special life style. Fa your country and yourself, talk with an Air Force Recruiter today. Call: MSgt James Cudd 3420 N. Main Street Anderson, S.C. 29623 (803) 226-0153 Call Collect AIM HIGH - AIR FORCE Before you make long distance commitment, make sure you know what you're getting into. If Fletcher Christian and Captain Bligh had known what being stuck in the same boat would mean, chances are neither would have set foot aboard. And if you're stuck in the same boat with a long distance company that doesn't give you all the services you need, it's easy to harbor mutinous thoughts. But when you pick AT&T as your long distance company you know you're in for smooth sailing. You'll get trouble-free, reliable service. Immediate connections—even during the busiest hours. 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Chief Justice Resolved: Traffic Court Tom Bowman - David Rhea Lynn Stewart Yvette Roybal Carl Brickman Bill Ritter Tommy White Last but not least, President Clark Announced the following Committees: Rules Lance Morris-Chairman Tracy Gasperini Randy Rariden Grace Ramirez Stan Murrow Academies Kelly Tyner-Chairman Bethany Keggan Cathy Pace Mark Weaver Todd Dixon Clubs and Organizations Commuter Affairs Mike Gillespie-Chairman Tracy Qasperini-Chairman Del Jennings ChadGimbert ChadGimbert Jack Giffey Grace Ramirez De| Jennings Cathy Pace Stan Murrow Finance Todd Dixon-Chairman Chris Geis Bethany Keggan Tim Gillespie Rodney Wallace Advancement of University Hank Barkley-Chairman Kelly Tyner Chris Geis Bo Rhinehart Paula Cauture PI GAMMA MU Pi Gamma Mu, International Honor Society of Social Science, will be sponsoring several lectures this fall. The following topics will be discussed and everyone is invited to attend. September 10 Plans and Development of Western N.C. Dr. H.F. Robinson Belk Building 6:00PM October 1 Stress Management and Relaxation Catamount Room 6:00PM November 5 N.C, The U.S., The World: Consumers Mr. Roger Bisson Catamount Room 6:00PM Neighbors and CHALLENGE FOR AN ALTERNATIVE At most fraternities, nonalcoholic drinks are usualy served as alternative beverages for non- drinkers. Sigma Phi Epsilon has quite a few non-drinkers, and according to its Social Chairman, Joey Wyte, the fraternity recognized the need for a sponsor because of the expense of soft drinks. "It is less expensive to buy cases of Pepsi in large amounts than to buy a few six packs before each party. Pepsi is giving us a good deal. A lot of our brothers who don't drink are happy about it," said Wyte. Most of the fraternities at WCU are sponsored by beer companies, and Sigma Phi Epsilon is challenging all fraternities to obtain a sponsor for alternative beverages. Protect your employees, your company, and yourself from the personal suffering and financial loss of cancer . call your local unit of the American Cancer Society and ask for their free pamphlet. "Helping Your Employees to Protect Themselves Against Cancer" Start your company on a policy of good health today1 AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY'
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