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  • The Western Carolinian Page 2 Thursday, October 1, 1992 News Volume 58 Number 8 Shuttle goes to Sylva Amy Seeley StaffWriter Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, the University Center runs a shuttle bus between 4:15-7:15 pm. The bus is run every hour, on the hour, from the Reid Gym/University Center commuter parking lot. The shuttle bus is driven into downtown Sylva and a number of area shopping centers. This service is designed to help students who may not have transportation go shopping and run errands. Because the shuttle bus service is operated with funds provided by student fees, included in each student's standard tuition cost, it is free to students. To use the service, students need only to present a validated student ID card. If the demand for this service increases significantly, the days and service hours may also be increased. This year, a new bus has been purchased and is being used to transport up to 13 students. Federal regulations required the purchase of die new bus, while the old bus was sold to be used in the University motor pool. For more information on the shuttle service, drop by the University Center or call at 227-7206. Public Safety Reports JeffDeMoe StaffWriter •A student at Reynolds reported that someone broke into his vehicle through the sunroof and stole a compact disk player, two speakers and a case of cd's. The vehicle was parked in Reynolds' parking lot. •Officers responded to an alarm at the computer lab in Stillwell caused when a lab monitor entered the room without wailing for the alarm to be disarmed at 6:15 pm on 9/25. •Officers investigated a traffic accident at Forest Hills Road and Speedwell Road which occurred when a car rolled down the hill during the Ferrum/WCU football game. •Eleven officers, five auxiliary officers, four supplemental security workers, and ten student workers directed traffic and provided security for Mountain Heritage Day activities from 5:30 am to 5 pm. Two medical emergencies were reported. Three lost children were reported and later located. One lost husband was found after a five hour absence. •Officers, auxiliary officers, supplemental security workers, and student workers provided traffic control and security services forthe WCU/Ferrumfootball game from 5 pm to 10 pm. One medical emergency was reported when a man was stung by a bee in the Baseball Field Lot and fell unconscious with an allergic reaction. He was transported to the emergency room for treatment. •Officers responded to a fight beside Albright at 1:39 anion 9/27. The fight was apparently a continuation of a light diat occurred at the Lambda Chi Alpha House between several Lambda Chi's and members of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. The incident was referred to Student Development for further action. •Officers received a report of a gunshot near Reynolds at 9:30 pm on 9/27. Investigation of the report indicated that the sound was probably a bottle breaking in the parking lot. •Officers apprehended three male students who were playing a prank on a female student by messing up her car at 1:14 am on 9/ 28. Subjects were counseled and released. •A male student was charged with reckless driving after he drove his vehicle over a barricade in the lower Helder Lot on 9/ 25 at 7 pm. As a result of the continuing investigation, a straight razor was found under the floormat ofhiscarandashorl billy club. The weapons violations were reported to Student Development for further disciplinary action. •Officers cited a student for running a stop sign and exceeding a safe speed. The owner of the same vehicle, another student, was cited for allowing an altered registration plate to be displayed on the vehicle. •A student reported that her purse was stolen from her vehicle between 10:35 pm and 10:45 pm while the car was parked behind Reynolds. •A student reported that two plastic headlight covers were stolen from his vehicle while it was parked in the Fieldhouse parking lot between Sunday and Wednesday. v:, --.v •-■■ Carolinian photo by Mark Mitchell Pictured above is the Western Carolina University shuttle bus. This bus, run by the University Center, was purchased this year in order to satisfy federal regulations. •Officers investigated a motorcycle accident in front of McKee which occurred as the cyclist attempted to elude police officers at 1:30 am. The cyclist received a broken rib, lacerations and abrasions. He was charged with reckless driving and failing to stop for a blue light and siren. Southern elected vice-chairman Lori Deal Staff Write r Daniel K. Southern, founder and director of the clinical laboratory sciences program, has been elected vice-chairman of the Hematology/Hemostasis Scientific Assembly of the American Society for Medical Technologists. Southern's duties as vice chairman include reviewing educational material and laboratory standards and working with hematology and hemostasis chairmen from various state chairs across the na tion. Southern will play a part in planning the hematology and hemostasis program at the American Society for Medical Technologists annual meeting in Washington D.C. in June of 1993. He will serve as vice chairman for two years before assuming die responsibilities of chairman of the scientific assembly. "What is even more important than me holding this office is the recognition it brings Western Carolina University and the Clinical Laboratory Science students here," said Southern. Western has graduated 211 students with degrees in die clinical lab sciences. Southern, a resident of Waynesville, is currently serving as president of the North Carolina Society for Medical Technology for the 1992-93 year. PEKINGGOURMET RESTAURANT FINECHINESE CARRY OUT SERVICE 11:00 A.M. -9:00 P.M. FRIDAY & SATURDAY 11:00 A.M.-10:00P.M. LUNCH BUFFET 7 DAYS A WEEK 11:00 -2:30 BROWN BAGGING PERMITTED (704)524-8879 MANAGER V KENPHUONG WAL MART PLAZA 4527 HWY441 BYPASS ;FRANKLiN:,N.C. 28734 A WELCOME BACK WCU! 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