Western Carolinian Volume 20 (89) Number 10 (02)

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The Western Carolinian NEWS April 2, 2019 AA3 WCU Police Blotter: Feb. 25 - March 25 WCU ri) sry Activity Report Compiled by Haylee Wilkie Co-Editor-in-Chief Feb. 25: ge to oo. erty Belk Building PVA Clear by Arrest. Feb. 26: Damage to Prop- Centennial Drive Clear by Arrest. - Feb. 28: Simple Possession - of Marijuana Buchanan Residence Hall Referral - Issued. March 1: Communicating Threats of Mass Violence Norton Residence Hall Clear by Arrest. March 1: Underage Consumption of Alcohol Albright Residence Hall ~ Referral Issued. March 2: Underage Consumption of Alcohol Albright Residence Hall Referral Issued. March 3: Simple Assault and Resist and Obstruct ein ade Dining Re- ferral Issued. March 3: Lost or Stolen Purse - WCU Campus at Large Further Investiga- tion is needed. March 4: Hit and Run ~ Big Cat Lot Further Investigation is needed. March 5: Hit Run Base- ball PVA Further Inves- tigation is needed. March 5: All of Larceny Walker Residence Hall ~ Further Investigation is needed. March 6: Hit and Run - apse 4 Tier PVA Further Investigation is needed. March 6: Simple Posses- sion Scott Residence Hall Referral Issued. March 6: Larceny Baseball PVA Further Investigation. March 8: Simple Posses- sion of Marijuana Res- ervoir Ridge Road Clear by Arrest. March 9: Speeding to Elude Arrest and Simple Possession of Marijuana Forest Hills Road Clear by Arrest. March 13: Possible Break in of a Vehicle Track Complex Further Inves- tigation is needed. March 15: Communicat- ing Threats 48 Chan- cellors Drive/Vannoy . Jobsite Office Further Investigation is needed. March 17: Harassment Forest Hills Road Further Investigation is needed. March 18: Possession of Marijuana Parapherna- lia Scott Residence Hall Referral Issued. Ryan Gillig Staff Writer Western Carolina Universitys Technol- ogy Commons has been helping students for as kits, Apple iPad 9.7-inch, Apple iPad Pro 10.5 inch with Apple Smart Key- board, adaptors, head- phones, cables, external hard drives, GoPro with accessory kit, tripods and is that it was all possible because of a collaboration between Hunter Library and the Technology Com- mons. It was funded in part by the library ser- vices technology act and March 19: Hit and Run Central Drive Further Investigation is needed. March 19: Possible Harassment Campus Further Investigation is needed. March 20: Simple Pos- session Scott Residence Hall Clear by Arrest. March 21: Harassment Judaculla PVA Referral Issued. March 22: Noise Distur- bance Harrill PVA Clear by Arrest. March 22: Possession of Marijuana Scott Residence Hall Referral Issued. March 23: Damage to Biiecsh a8 Softball Sta- dium Further Investiga- tion is needed. Photo submitted by Breanna Taylor March 23: Underage Consumption of Alcohol Ramsey Center Refer- ral Issued. March 25: Property Dam- age Harrill Residence all Further Investiga- tion is needed. March 25: Discharging a Firearm into Occupied ES ea South Baseball PVA Clear by Arrest. amenities long as ithas been apart DSLR cameras. These administered through the ofthe Western Carolina are available for checkout _ institution of museum college campus. The Tech by any Western Carolina and library services and Commons offers Western student ifthey returnthe the NC department of Carolina students many equipment in the designat-_ cultural resources. amenities for just beinga ed checkout timeframe. The Technology Com- student at the university. | They offercollaboration mons collaborated with . The Tech Commons rooms inthe TechCom- the Hunter Library to hold is located on the bot- _ mons for two hours, head- the 3DU Whee Make n floor ofthe Hunter _ phones for four hours, stu- 2019 event from March ibrary Buildingand dent laptops for 48 hours 25-28. This event was held currently has 30 windows. and iPads, iPad pros, 360 computers, 17 macs and _ three surface studios mak- __ ing it a sizeable space to do homework or study. Some of the services provided by the Tech Commons are equipment checkout, access to free software, hardware and software repairs, 3D print- ing, a wide array of col- laborative spaces, digital media studios, printing, computer lab access and computer purchasing as- sistance. With the new upgraded printers across campus printing has also become easier to access. There are many posters around campus demonstrating how easy the process for printing now is. Visit we- print.wcu.edu and follow the four steps below. The new printing service has taken the somewhat com- plicated and buggy Paw- Print and simplified and streamlined the process to make it quicker and easier for students to take advan- tage of the system offered by the university. Not only does the Tech Commons offer services like 3D printing and easy printing accessibility, they also offer computer repairs. Software repairs are free to students with a max 3 day turn around. Hardware repairs on products such as Apple and Dell under warranty are also free. They do charge a diagnostic fee of $25 but that fee is waived if students move forward with the repair. Hard drive and hard drive cable repairs are $25 plus parts and other repairs are $55 an hour plus parts making it way cheaper than the outside alternative. The Tech Commons also offers equipment checkout on equipment such as Apple MacBook pro laptop, Dell XPS P54G windows 10 lap- top, 3D printer cleaning cameras, Go Pros, cam- eras, tripods, conference callers, projectors, voice recorders, webcams and other accessories for one week. What is interesting about the 3D printers, scanners and design sta- tions at Western Carolina in the Tech Commons A 8D printer available for use across campus at different locations as it showcased past 3D projects and new innovative technologies. For more information contact the Tech Com- mons at 828.227.7487, by email at Ithelp@wcu.edu or visit the Tech Com- mons webpage at tc:wcu. edu. Photo by Sarah Jolly/STAFF The IT Tech Commons lounge in Hunter Library Photo by Sarah Jolly/STAFF 8 Photo by Sarah Jolly/STAFF Some desktops for students to use

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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University's student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolinian in 1933.
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  - Western Carolina University
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  - Date original: 2019-04-02
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  - Dimension: 22.5" x 11.25"
  - Pages: 12
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  - Jackson County (N.C.)
  - Cullowhee (N.C.)
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  - Western Carolina University
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  - WCU Students Newspapers Collection
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  - HL_WesternCarolinian_2019-04-02_Vol20_No10
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  - Western Carolina University Hunter Library

Western Carolinian Volume 20 (89) Number 10 (02)

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