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Volume 57 Number 22 News The Western Carolinian Page 2 Thursday. March 26. 1992 SGA's Senate reports...to include yearbooks in tuition Suzanne Kendall SGA Reporter Western Carolina University's Student Government Association met Mar. 24,1992, where a resolution regarding the food services to purchase two works for the purpose of stir-frying vegetables was brought to the floor for discussion. Resolution 1440, sponsored by Senator Jeffrey Sykes, is an act to provide lockers in the Stillwell building for Science and Math Students with too many books. Some students with heavy course loads have several classes in one day and must carry all academic necessities with them throughout the day. Many of the science and math books tend to be very large and heavy. Also, because the Stillwell building is located a good distance from the main area of campus, it was suggested that the University pay for the lockers and have students pay a small fee each semester for using them. This resolution passed the senate. Resolution 1441, sponsored by Senator-at-large Nolan Davis, is an act to allow students to pay for and reserve a WCU yearbook at the start of each fall semester. It would be a great convenience to the student body to have this option at the beginning of the semester. The yearbook needs to sell more copies in order to become financially stable. This resolution passed the student senate. Resolution 1442, sponsored by Jim Phillips, is an act for food services to purchase two works for the purpose of stir-frying vegetables. Many students complain Public Safety Reports...stun guns at library Monday. Mar. 16 • An employee of PG Katz reported a problem with four customers at 6:02 p.m. Officers responded and settled the situation. • Officers responded to a fire alarm at Scott at4:18 a.m. caused by several smoking candles which were set in a hallway on the east wing. Tuesday. Mar. 17 • Officers investigated a hit & run accident in the Reid Gym Lot which occurred at 6:06 p.m. Suspect driver has been identified. Action is pending. • An employee of the Grounds Department reported two suspicious males at the Greenhouse at 1:20 p.m. • A student reported the fraudulent use of a meal card at PG Katz which occurred on Feb. 26 and 27. Suspects are identified. Action is pending. Wednesday, Mar, lg • A faculty member reported that his vehicle was damaged by shots from a pellet gun at Faculty Apartments. Two other vehicles also sustained damage. • A female student reported that an unknown male had shocked her with a stun gun on the main floor of the library between 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. Investigation is continuing. "ESP" from Front • A student reported the theft of two purses from her vehicle while it was parked beside the Baptist Church between 8:30 p.m. and 10:55 p.m. The purses were found in the Walker "A" Lot at 11 p.m. A checkbook and a set of keys were missing. The investigation is continuing. Friday. Mar. 20 • A faculty member in Natural Science reported the theft of a VCR from Room 128. It was later learned that the VCR had been borrowed by N/S staff. • A student reported that a tail light was pulled off his vehicle while it was parked in the Walker "A" Lot between Mar. 18 and Mar. members and students. Audience discussion will follow. Panelists include Sylva lawyer Mark Melrose; Michael Malone, WCU assistant vice chancellor for academic affairs; WCU faculty members LuJuan Gibson and Alice Weldon Perry; and student Stephanie Goodell, a member of the Panhellenic Council. SGA Vice-President will moderate the panel. "Take Back the Night," a series of skits dramatizing the issue of acquaintance rape, will follow at 8:30 p.m. Sponsored by the Hill Area Residence Hall Council, the skits will feature students Juls Morgan, Judy Moriarty, Richard Smith and Jason Bond. Events are free and open to the public. The Diane Withrow Coyle Peace and Justice Fund was established in memory of the former art instructor and graduate of Western who died in 1986. The fund's purpose is to promote public discussion and understanding of peace and justice issues. "This year's emphasis on "Conference" from Front sexual harassment coincides with renewed public interest in domestic issues rather than international issues, because of the end of the Cold War," said John Richie, chairman of the Diane Withrow Coyle Peace and Justice Fund Committee. For more information, call Richie at 227-7469; Stephanie Mixon at 586-9796; or Ann Marie Quigley at 293-3877. Members of the Coyle Fund Committee, besides Richie, are Jeff Neff, Glenn Liming, Nan Haberland and Elizabeth Addison. ence steering committee has estar> lished a fund of $1,500 that participants may draw on to attend the National Undergraduate Research Conference, scheduled this year in Min- neapolis. A purpose of WCU's Undergraduate Research Conference is to provide a forum for students to receive recognition for their work and to showcase students' abilities, Rogers said. This year's conference will n^ains^veryliighTMercer sairL The steering committee members are Mercer, Rogers, Ellen Bacon, David Butcher, David Dorondo, Bruce Henderson, Roger Lumb, Joe Meigs, 20. • A student in Walker reported that her room key was stolen while it was in an envelope taped to her door. • Officers responded to a disturbance at the Killian Building caused by an argument between a juvenile female and her boyfriend at 7 p.m. The juvenile's guardian was requested to take the female home. • Officers found two vehicles in the Fieldhouse Lot which had been forcibly entered by breaking the rear passenger windows at 4:10 a.m. Stereo equipment was stolen from each. Saturday. Mar. 21 • Officers discovered that someone had tried to break the padlocks on the gates at the water reservoir. Sunday. Mar. 22 • Officers responded to a report of a woman screaming near the Old Motorpool Lot at 9:31 p.m. No one was found in the area. • Officers responded to a complaint of a loud party in the Old Student Union at 12:23 a.m. The incident was referred to Student Development. Monday. Mar. 23 • Officers responded to an alarm at Hunter Library at 5:05 a.m. The sound turned out to be a noise coming from machinery in the basement about the way most vegetables are cooked and stir-frying vegetables would remedy this situation. This is also a healthy form of food preparation. Vegetables are not the only food subject which can be prepared in the wok. This resolution passed the senate. Resolution 1443, sponsored by the office of Senate President, is an act to recognize the Institute of Electronic and Electrical Engineers as a campus organization. They have properly submitted their constitution, by-laws, and a list of officers for considerations. The Institute of Electrical Engineers would provide a greater knowledge for the aspect of engineering, electronics, radio and in allied branches of related arts and sciences. This resolution was sent to the Clubs and Organizations Committee for further research. Resolution 1444, sponsored by the office of Senate President, is an act to recognize the Western Carolina University Physical Education Club as a campus organization. This club has properly submitted its constitution, by-laws, and lists of officers for consideration. A Physical Education Club would provide a greater number of students with the opportunity to encourage physical educadon activities. This resolution was sent to the Clubs and Organizations committee to be looked over. Resolution 1445, sponsored by SGA Vice-President Cole Wildman, is an act to expel eight senators from the student senate. These senators have more than four unexcused absences, have not participated in any recent SGA activities, and have not fulfilled their obligations as student senators. This resolution passed the student senate. Resolution 1446, sponsored by the office of Senate President, is an act to recognize the Alpha Psi Omega as a Theater Honor Society as a campus organization. They have properly submitted their constitution, by-laws, and list of officers for consideration. This honor society would provide a greater number of students with the opportunity to increase their motivation to excel in theater activities. The Resolution passed the student senate. For more information on SGA, call 227-7299. 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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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  - Date original: 1992-03-26
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