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  • 2 News February 17, 1994 Western Carolinian WCU gets new clubs Jafaar Nyanagoro Staff Reporter It was another busy week for the SGA members as they passed two more bills. This makes a total of eight bills to have been passed so far since the start of the spring semester. A new club entitled "The Concerned Helpers in Learning Development" has been officially formed. This club will deal with Elementary and Middle School education affairs. Although the membership of the club is open to everybody, its main objective is to help those who major in mat field. SGA also approved the Establishment of a Rugby Club. The Rugby Club is now recognized and therefore will be funded. In another development, SGA passed a resolution to increase the Student Security Patrol. According to Brett Fansler, vice-president of SGA, members of his government found a need to strengthen and expand on the Security Patrol around the campus. However, Fansler declined to elaborate by saying that his administration needs to do some more work before they can release any details on how they plan to execute the whole program. Meanwhile, the election for SGA and LMP leadership is just around the comer. Any student interested in running for SGA or LMP president or vice-president may pick up an applications at the SGA office on the 2nd floor of the University Center. The last day to file is March 15. Nominations for the male and female Glenn Stillion Award are also due by March 15. This award is given to the most outstanding student in areas of academics and achievements. For more information, the interested individuals could call the SGA office at 227- 7299. Name: Luden Basse City, Country: Daker, Senegal Major: Electronic Engineering Technology Rank: Senior Why did you choose WCU? I went to Blue Ridge Community College in Hendersonville, NC, and 1 met some friends who transferred to WCU. These friends told me good things about the engineering program at WCU. After graduation I sent an application to WCU, and here I am. How did you adapt to WCU? This being the fourth year since I came to the U.S., I have teamed how to cope with homesickness. Once 1 met a couple of friends with whom I shared Interests, things became much easier. HowdoyoufindtheWCXIConununity?WCUi8 such a peaceful place, and the setting is beautiful. However, a better social life and rnoreintegration would add a tot more to the beauty of this area. 1 come from a country where people are simply referred to as people no matter what color they are. But whensomebody asks meabout my black or white friend, it saddens me. 1 believe that we will have a tot to offer to each other, and it's something that can be achieved only if we give to each other the opportunity. XUCISN BASSE (photo by ASB) Family? I lostmypar- ents while studying here/butlhaveseven brothers and sisters living in Senegal. Biggest Cultural difference? I found Americans too reserved or selfish. Maybe it's a matter of life style that makes people focused on ways of making money. We still have the extended family and a great sense of communty. Alcohol is a big problem here. What I have seen on campus about drinking is just uruqueeven though we don'thave a drinking age. Comments: I have noticed that the majority o* peoptedon'tknow much about Africa. Iwishthey; could be more curious and critical about things brought to them by the media. If they limit therm selves to National Geographic they would de% nJtely have the wrong idea about Africa. There are a tot of positive things that are not brought to the| attention. Therefore, a more developed sense of curiostiy would be very helpful ffw51ARGVc H E ESY PizZAS^ COVERED WITH DOUBLE PEPPERONI $-|088 PLUS TAX Extra items and extra cheese available at additional cost. Valid with coupon at participating Papa's Pizza To-Go. One coupon per customer. Not valid with any other offer. No substitutions. PICK-UP OR DINE IN ONLY. Expires3-17-94. FRESH BAKED PIZZA two m edTum ch eIsy pTzzas^, COVERED WITH DOUBLE PEPPERONI 88 $3 PLUS TAX Extra items and extra cheese available at additional cost. Valid with coupon at participating Papa's Pizza To-Go. One coupon per customer. Not valid with any other offer. No substitutions. PICK-UP OR DINE IN ONLY. Expires 3-17-94. J V PAPA'S FRESH BAKED PIZZA FRESH BAKED PAPA'S TO-GO EAST SYLVA SHOPPING CENTER CALL AHEAD FOR FASTER SERVICE __„. » 586-5860 mK»*
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