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Western Carolinian Volume 61 Number 02 (03)

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Western Carolinian September 7,1995 News Photo by Tracy McLamb Bardo Pitches In! Western Carolina University Chancellor John W. Bardo, along with 70 other members of the faculty and staff and about 100 students, volunteered for WCU's inaugural Welcome Program on Sunday, Aug. 20. The volunteers were posted at the entrance of resident halls around campus to assist the returning students in moving their belongings curbside to the students' rooms. There were plenty of tired legs, but happy faces, by the end of the day. Randy Rice, WCU director of housing, said the assistance was much appreciated by the students and their parents, and he expects it will be the start of a WCU tradition. In the photograph, Chancellor Bardo (left) unloads two bean-bag chairs while WCU freshman Donna Brown directs the activity. Wade Becomes Interim Dean for the School of Business Photo by OPI by Tony Taylor StaffReporter Dr. John Wade has been appointed interim Dean of the School of Business for the '95-'96 school year. He replaces Dr. John McCreary who stepped down this fall, and now has a teaching position in office administration. Dr. Wade earned his BA at Washington and Lee University, and his MA and PHD at Purdue University. Wade says he has many exciting changes planned for the School of Business during his year as Dean, but his main theme will be making the School of Business a more student- centered environment. He plans on doing this by communicating more with students via e-mail and placing a copy machine in the student lobby, along with juice and snack machines. Wade said, "This will be necessary especially when the UC undergoes reinvention." He also plans on strengthening ties with the business community and bringing in more outside speakers. Wade also hopes to "update the curriculum to put it more in line with current business trends." He has already converted the auditorium into a multimedia center, and he is currently working on running fiber optic cables into every faculty office. Wade hopes to have his ambitious agenda completed by the end of his one- WCU Men's Basketball Investigated CULLOWHEE - Western Carolina University Wednesday reported to the National Collegiate Athletic Association that it has received and is investigating allegations concerning its men's basketball program that might constitute NCAA rule violations. The allegations cover a 20-month period from June 1993 to February 1995, according to a university statement released by Doug Reed, WCU director of public information. The statement by Reed said: "Western Carolina University has received from a third party allegations concerning the university's men's basketball program during the period June 1993 to February 1995. The allegations, if true, might constitute violations of regulations of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and could be the subject of litigation. Western Carolina University's administration and trustees do not and will not condone illegal, unethical, or unsportsmanlike conduct by any employee, and we do not take lightly allegations of such activities. At the same time, we do not accept allegations as facts, and an investigation into these allegations has been ordered by Chancellor John W. Bardo. The university has reported to the NCAA that the allegations have been made and that the institutional investigation is under way." Reed, who will continue as university spokesman on the matter, said the university does not expect to comment further during the investigation, which is being coordinated by Richard L. Kucharski, WCU legal counsel. "When we can provide further information, we will," Reed said. Above information provided by OPI •Steve White, Director of WCU Sports Information was contacted for further comment and said, "I don't know anything, except what you read, [press release]." Doug Reed also had no comment. Members of the WCU Board of Trustees met Wednesday, but could not be reached before deadline. •8/22 Officers investigated a traffic accident in the Warehouse lot at 10:30am. •Officers investigated a hit & run accident which occurred near the University Center between 4:00pm and 7:20pm. •A faculty member reported that 16 compact disks were stolen from his vehicle while it was parked on Belk Drive between midnight on Monday and 10:00pm on Tuesday. •8/25 A concerned parent reported missing a non-student who might be at WCU. Officers found the non-student at 7:20pm on 8/25 and asked that she call home. •8/26 Officers cited a student for failing to carry drivers' license at 2:13am. • «A student reported that her vehicle was struck by a hit & run driver while it was parked on Infirmary Drive on Friday night. The operator of the suspect vehicle has been identified. The investigation is continuing. •Officers investigated a traffic accident near Walker at 6:15pm. •8/27 Officers cited a student for failing to stop at a flashing red light at 1:53am. •Officers cited a student for exceeding a safe speed at 2:11am. •Officers assisted a disable vehicle near the Baptist Church at 3:50pm. •Officers investigated a traffic accident near Walker Hall at 9:25pm. •Officers cited a student for reckless driving at 10:20pm. •A student reported a vehicle driving on the grass at Leatherwood at 10:29pm. •8/28 Officers cited a student for failing to stop at a flashing red light at 3:15am. •Officers cited a student for exceeding^ safe speed at 2:11 am. •As a result of a follow-up investigation, officers found that a hit & run which had been reported on campus had actually occurred at the Balsam Inn. The case is unfounded in this jurisdiction. •A student in Walker took an overdose ot Tylenol and a prescription drug. Officers assisted in counseling the student and contacte the WCU EMS team to transport her to Harris Regional Hospital where she was treated and released. . •8/30 A student suffering from emotional problems interrupted several classes in Stillwe and McKee. Upon advice from counselors at Smoky Mountain Mental Health, officers charged the student with disorderly conduct an confined her until family members could pick her up. •Officers arrested a student for DWI at 2:40am after finding him driving on the graveled ramp which leads to the pedestrian overpass near the Camp Building. ♦Officers discovered the illegal use of a commuter decal by a freshman. The parking privileges of the decal owner, the person who borrowed the decal, and the person who possessed the decal will be revoked and fines attached to their accounts. •9/1 A male student who was appre- hended while stealing a temporary sign near Administration Building was referred to Stu Development for disciplinary action.

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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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- Creator
  - Western Carolina University
- Format
  - Publications (documents)
- Type
  - Text
- Date
  - Date original: 1995-09-07
  - Date digitized: 2019-11-19
- Extent
  - Dimension: 14" x 11.25"
  - Pages: 20 pages
- Subject - Topic
- Location
  - Jackson County (N.C.)
  - Cullowhee (N.C.)
- Source institution
  - Western Carolina University
- Source Collection
  - WCU Students Newspapers Collection
- Identifier
  - HL_WesternCarolinian_1995-09-07_Vol61_No02
- Repository
  - Western Carolina University Hunter Library

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