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  • • The Western Carolinian Page 2 Thursday, October 15, 1992 News Volume 58 Number 10 Public safety reports ... threatening phone calls Melissa Richardson News Editor October 6 •Officers served a criminal summons on a male student for issuing a worthless check to Ingles in Franklin on May 22. •A student in Scott reported that someone had stolen her jewelry box from her room on the 4th floor of Scott. •A student reported that his vehicle was damaged in a hit and run accident between Harrill andBenton. •A sign on the median on Creek Road near Camp Lab Road was damaged when it was apparently struck by a car between 8:30 pm and 9:15 pm. October 7 •A male student in Walker reported that he was receiving harassing telephone calls at 11:30 pm. •A supervisor at Brown Cafeteria reported that three cigarette butt urns were stolen from outside the building between Tuesday at 7:30 pm and Wednesday at 6:30 am. October 8 •Officers assisted Housing staff members with a complaint of unauthorized persons conducting door-to-door sales in Helder Hall. The suspects were warned about the campus policy and released at 2:25 pm. •A student reported that four hubcaps were stolen from her vehicle while it was parked in the Walker "A" Lot between 7:25 pm on Wednesday and lpm on Thursday. •Officers investigated a traffic accident at Centennial and Camp Lab Road at 4:30 pm. •Officers responded to a fire alarm in Walker at 9:15 pm which was caused by excessive smoking in the 4th floor hallway. •Officers assisted the NC Highway Patrol by running a breathalyzer test on a non-student at 7:05 pm. •A student reported that someone had stolen clothing and a wallet from a locker in Reid Gym between 3 pm and 4:45 pm. •While investigating acom- plaint of loud noises coming from a PA system in a vehicle, officers cited a male student who was an occupant of the vehicle for an alcohol violation at 11:57 pm in front of Scott. •Officers apprehended a male student who had broken into a car at Hardee's at 3:44 am. The victim chose not to prosecute and the suspect was released. October 9 •Items reported stolen in a theft from the locker room at Reid on Oct. 8 were recovered. They had been picked up by mistake. •Officers investigated a hit & run accident which occurred in the Reid parking lot at 12:30 pm on Oct. Speech pathology program accredited Amy Seeley StaffWriter As of Aug. 1, the graduate program in communications disorders received accreditation in speech- language pathology. The accreditation by the Educational Standards Board of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association will be valid for a five year period and then be reevaluated for renewal. ASHA representatives visited and determined that the graduate communications disorders program of WCU met and exceeded the 34 standards established by the organization. The program enrolls 36 graduate and 55 undergraduate students whose schooling will allow them to pursue a variety of occupations. Graduates of WCU's masters degree program are recruited to work in public schools, hospitals, reha bilitation centers, private practices and other settings. Western is only one of five universities in North Carolina that has an accredited masters degree program, therefore it is a strict and disciplined course of study. Students are required to complete (in addition to a general education program) a variety of speech and language classes, over 25 hours observing professionals in their field, and over 250 hours of clinical practice. Students complete their Godfrey's "Little 500" displayed James Gray StaffWriter Robert Godfrey, head of Western Carolina's art department, will have a series of 500 printings collectively known as "The Little 500" on display at the Butler Institute of American Art in Youngs- tdwn, Ohio starting Oct. 4. The paintings, all with a width of 14 inches or less, were created between 1990 and 1992. They are an exploration of themes that Godfrey has incorporated into his work in a "journey into new concepts." The recurring ideas of this body of work are primarily the associations made with fire and water in myths from around the world. The display is part of the BuUer Institute's celebration of the 500th anniversary of Columbus' discovery of the New World. Godfrey's work focuses on the fire and water folklore and mythology of Ireland and Africa. Godfrey has effectively interpreted the connections of fire and water with sexuality, fertility, wind and regeneration. For more information about these themes, Godfrey cites the book Psychoanalysis of Fire by the mid- 20th century French philosopher Gaston Bachelard. "The Little 500" has captured the idea of a journey not only for its creator, but also for the viewers. The body of paintings in toto (the whole) shows the progression of man through time. It also shows how we can make our going into the future much easier—through hard work and self-dedication. These qualities are shown by the size of work produced in a short period of time. ""The Little 500' can be viewed singularly as an intimate individual aria, or as a complete corpus with the viewer stalking and retracing meandering, yet comprehensive, visions," said Godfrey. The Butler Institute will be showing "The Little 500" through Nov 22. The work is expected to become a traveling exhibition after its display at the Butler Institute. observations and clinical experience at the Speech and Hearing Center on WCU's campus. The center provides out-patient diagnostic, treatment, and consultive services as well as outreach clinics in Cherokee, Haywood and Swain counties. Graduates of the curriculum can then proceed to the scientific study of human communication and its disorders of speech, language and hearing. The outstanding features listed by the ASHA include faculty dedication, administrative support, excellent reputation and diversity of clinical placement to students. "This accreditation is an official recognition regarding the quality of Western's academic and clinical program for the masters degree in communication disorders,"said David Shapiro, WCU Program Director and associate professor. "Endorsement by ASHA recognizes that Western's program adheres to the highest principles in professional preparation." Ted's Clothesline Laundromat Clean Always Attended (Wash & Fold) Drop Off Service East Main St., 586-2910 •color cable tv» •video room*snack bar* Open 8:00 am-9:00 pm daily FIFTY - TRIPLE - DOUBLE - SINGLE WASHERS ' SMALL & LARGE DRYERS SKI [OLORflDO WITH LMP!!! EVER WANTED TO SKI BUT NEVER HAD THE OPPORTUNITY? HERE'S YOUR CHANCE!! LAST MINUTE PRODUCTIONS IS SPONSORING A TRIP TO COLORADO & THE PACKAGE INCLUDES: TRANSPORTATION AND SKIING $365 STUDENTS / $425 FACULTY [hrIstmrs Break '92 (DEC28-JAN10) CALL NOW!!! 887-7470 •Officers impounded three vehicles for parking on campus after parking privileges were revoked. •Officers investigated a traffic accident on Centennial Drive beside Reid Gym at 11:40 pm. •A student reported that she had been assaulted by her roommate in Scott at 4:15 pm. October 10 •Officers cited a male student for an alcohol violation at 12:38 am. •Officers reported that a parking sign in the Watertower lot had been vandalized at 4:17 am. •Officers investigated an incident of vandalism at Joyner Plaza, where unknown persons sprayed a vehicle with a fire extinguisher at 6:45 am. Three Western Carolina University fire extinguishers were found at the scene. •Ten officers, five auxiliary officers, four supplemental security workers and eight student workers provided parking and security services for the WCU/VMI foot ball game. •Officers enforced the alcohol laws in the baseball field parking lot by warning, and confiscating and destroying some alcohol when an IFC sponsored tailgating event continued through the first half of the game. •Officers issued a campus citation to a student for reckless driving at 4 pm. •Officers cited a male student for underage drinking after he was seen carrying a beer across the intersection at Wachovia Bank at 11:59 pm. •A student in Albright reported receiving threatening telephone calls at 5:30 pm. October 11 •Officers reported that a stop sign at NC 1002 and Central Drive had been vandalized at 6 pm. •Officers found that sign in the Watertower Lot had been pulled out of the ground at 3:35 pm. •Officers responded to a complaint of possible drug use in Harrill Hall at 11:30 pm. 1 DSCiOf* for students, Faculty, and % <o^ Staff 1Q6 m „rp „# ipj ^ M i« 6° r\^ A<P CITY LIGHTS 55 East Main Street, 5y\va 58-6-9499 COME ON & TAKE A FREE RIDE! Use your cU'Xl<V'L%SIciy C£ft£PE%, SCTU(D(L<J^I SrtU(I(lLfL nS "i-V 'BUS Mondays, Wednesdays, & Fridays Leaves from U.C. parking lot at 3:15, 4:15, 5:15,6:15, and last trip to Sylva at 7:15 "1'lv r~rT*\g TJv r^-K Stops at Shopping Centers, Restaurants, Hospital & Downtown Sylva Sponsored by A.K. Minds University Center For more information call 227-7206
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