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  • western ■• • arohnian news January 21, 1998 January 13,1998 Officers placed a wallet found in the Harrill parking lot in lost and found. A male student pled guilty to possession of marijuana in District Court in Sylva. He was sentenced to 15 days in jail. The sentence was suspended and he was placed on probation for one year and fined $100 and court costs. A student pled guilty to being drunk and disruptive in connection with an incident which occurred at the Liberty football game in September. Officers attended an IFC meeting and conducted Operation Identification in Scott and Walker this week as a part of community policing activities. Officers cited a male non-student for a stop sign violation and driving while license suspended at 8:00 a.m. Officers served a warrant on a male student charging him with assault in connection with an incident which occurred off campus. January 14,1998 Officers conducted Operation ID in Helder as a part of community policing programs. Housing staff reported the odor of marijuana on the 7th floor of Walker. Officers investigated the incident and referred it to Housing for adjudication. A student in Reynolds reported receiving harassing phone calls at midnight. Officers discovered a possible water leak in Stillwell at 4:55 a.m. January 15,1998 Officers investigated a hit & run accident which occurred at Robertson at 3:00 p.m. on 1/14. A student reported that she was receiving harassing phone calls and e-mail from a former boyfriend. WCU officers assisted with a traffic accident which occurred at the intersection of Forest Hills Road and NC 107 at 6:55 p.m.. Two students, a male and a ferriale, were seriously injured. The female was transported to Mission Memorial Hospital by helicopter from Harris Regional. The male student was transferred from Harris Regional to Mission Memorial shortly thereafter. Alcohol involvement is suspected. Officers attended a meeting of the Panhellenic Council as a part of community policing programs. Officers assisted deputies with the arrest of a female student for DWI on Central Drive at 2:40 a.m. Officers arrested a female student for DWI and driving left of center at 3:54 a.m. on Centennial Drive. January 16-19,1998 A student in Scott reported that she was receiving harassing phone calls on 1/ 16. Officers cited a female student for underage possession of alcohol after finding her with a mixed drink inside a vehicle in the Field House Lot at 11:25 p.m. on 1/16. Housing staff reported hearing a male voice on the 3rd floor of Scott at 2:10 a.m. on 1/17. Officers found two males in a room and escorted them out. Officers cited a female student for operating an overcrowded vehicle at 3:25 a.m. on 1/17. A student reported that his tires were damaged when he ran over the cut in Centennial Drive in front of Forsyth at 6:00 p.m. on 1/17. Officers found a small pipe which was protruding from the ground in the cut that apparently caused the damage and notified the Physical Plant. Officers investigated a simple assault in Benton at 4:00 a.m. on 1/18 where one resident struck and pushed another resident breaking a fire extinguisher glass. Officers charged the assailant with simple assault and damage to real property. Court date is 2/24. Housing staff in Reynolds reported that a smoke detector was malfunctioning in a room on the first floor at 8:20 p.m. on 1/18. Officers responded to report of a loud noise in Harrill and confiscated a quantity of fireworks from a student there at 1:00 a.m. on 1/19. The incident is referred to Housing. A female student reported that she was receiving harassing phone calls at 1:10 a.m. on 1/19. A male student reported that he was receiving harassing phone calls at 1:02 a.m. on 1/20. l/snf.) FORD MERCURY DUNNAHOE SHAW BACKS I HE CATS! Customer Satisfaction Isn't Everything... * It's The Only Thing! GERALD DUNNAHOE President 1231 E. Main Street Sylva, NC 28779 Phone: 704-586-0900 FAX: 704-586-8484 Across from the Super Wal-Mart Mystery Donor Gives $100,000 for Computers by Jason Sheets Prospective students in surrounding areas can breathe a sigh of relief. An anonymous Western North Carolina businessman recently pledged $100,000 to Western Carolina University intended to provide financial aid to low-income students in response to Western's new computer requirement. In November, WCU became the first UNC campus to require incoming freshmen to have a university-approved computer. This policy goes into effect beginning in fall 1998. Chancellor Bardo comments, "This donor told me that he feels computers are the future for Western North Carolina. I am very pleased at the faith this individual has shown in the university and in the direction that we are taking to ensure that our graduates receive a high-quality, internationally competitive, 21st-century education." Those eligible for the financial assistance are low-income students from Jackson, Macon, and Swain counties and from the Qualla Boundary of the Cherokee Indians. In the future, select Jackson County students enrolled in the New Century Scholars Program will be given priority for the awards. Sixth graders who are able to do college work but need financial assistance to further their education past high school are designated as New Century Scholars. But this is not a free bag of cookies. These students must meet attendance, academic, community service and other requirements to receive the grant. The program, a partnership between the Jackson County School System, Southwestern Community College and WCU, waives tuition at SCC and then at WCU for these students. "It is our hope that this convinces other business people across the region and the state to follow in this individual's footsteps," says Bardo. "This is a very special person who has a long history of supporting the people of Western North Carolina." Edward's * Restaurant Weekly Lunch Buffet from llam - 4pm Dinner served nightly from 5pm - 9pm Takeout Available Serving Pasta, Chicken, Seafood & Steak 8 8
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