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  • Page 2 News February 3, 1994 Western Carolinian SGA off to a busy start Jaf aar Nyang'oro StaffReporter During their second meeting for this semester, the SGA members passed six bills aimed at improving WCU's student life. According to Brett Fansler, the vice- president of SGA, the newly-passed bills have been forwarded to the administration for approval. In recent years, there has been an increasing parking problem, especially for commuter students. A bill passed by the SGA will allow commuter students to park near Reid gym after 5:30 pm when the busy hours are over. Another bill passedconcerns extending the hours of service in Brown Cafeteria on weekends. Marriott management responded thattheyare open to working with SGA and rescheduling the hours of service to meet student demand. SGA also passed a bill requesting more pay phones around the campus. The last bill passed had to do with the re-opening of the skating rink near Ramsey Center. The rink was damaged several years ago and needs major repair. Ap- See "SGA," on page 3 "Internationals," cont'd from front students from 82 countries. Cameron highlighted that the aim of the International program is to increase the diversity of people together, learning different things from one another. Through the International Club, people are able to meet each other by getting together and sharing their views. Members of this club manifest their cultures and social ways of living. For the past twenty years, the club has organized an international Festival in which participants exhibit various cultures around the world by preparingdelicious food, playing music, dressing themselves in their traditional clothes and showing off their cultures. This event, though celebrated only once a year, is an opportunity for general education for everyone. All people are welcome for this year's festival scheduled around April 7. WCU has a small but active study program for US. students overseas. The department of Geosciences and Anthropology has a program designed specifically for Mexico. The department of Criminal Justice also hopes to provide the same opportunity soon. Cameron was appointed last summer to execute the program. Since the program is still in its early stages, interested parties are not obligated to go through WCU . Students can go anywhere they want and are allowed to better STYLING... as w© live and breath© REDKEN "CLEAN AIR Styling Formulas Five versatile performers that build better body, show off shine and meet the toughest environmental standards. So you can look sensational and breathe easier. FANTASTIC HAIR Long Branch Rd. Cullowhee 293-3125 REDKEN THE POWER BEHIND BEAUTIFUL HAIR" MUffCfflES —=== CAFE . GRAND OPENING VALUABLE COUPONS AHy ff^Sub, potato^ f Free drink w/ ^ i chips & drink for [ j anysandwhich j 1 $3 #5*9 ! l purchase 1 V _cmffion_exjib^2J3q^4_ J \ <30ofiogSPiSS*2:^4 J Delivery Service Mon-Thurs 5-10 Open 7am- 10pm Mon-Fri (dorm room delivery only) Ethiopia ••• NAMEj Simret Kebede COUNTRY: Ethiopia, Africa MAJOR: Nursing STATUS: Jr. WHYDIDYOUCHOOSEWCU: "I like the area, especially the mountains/ HOW DID YOU ADAPT TO WCU: "The feet that I had been travelling around to several countries wi th my parents made it easier for me to adapt here at WCU." HOW DO YOU FIND THE WCU COMMUNITY: "I don't see any integration between International students and USA students." FAMILY: Three sisters and two brothers. Parents are living in US.A. COMMENTS: "I would like to see a better integration among International students and their counterparts— US. A. students so that they can learn about us and we will team from them" SIMRET KEBEDE (photo by Justin Menickelli) take the courses in English or in the native tional Students, the Western Carolinian will languagespokeninthatparticularcountry. focus each week on a different exchange The credits obtained in the country an be student. The profile will include where the transferred back to Western. However, the student is from and what they think of cost is very high and enrollment, correspondingly, is very low. To help WCU get to know the Interna- WCU. Attention! Attention! Totally Tuesday for ^ Feb. 8th has been zt moved to the ALL-NIGHTER 3 on Feb. 18th. for more info, call LMP 7206 o 3 Attention! Attention! Early "i*** Bird" special save on Valentine Flowers ftOidered and Paid For Before II February 10 FREE CAMPUS/CULLOWHEE AREA DELIVER^ lOoay^Februarv 11 • Saturday, February 12 293jgS K?ca*e«* bet les and Pressley'
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