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  • western ■ • • arolinian April 7 A staff member reported that a university-owned van was scratched. Two students reported that someone was shooting paint balls from Harrill Hall at 11:08 p.m., striking pedestrians and cars. A student reported that his truck was scratched and his antenna was stolen while he was parked beside Albright Hall between 10:00 p.m. and 11:30 p.m. April 8 A witness reported that he saw a female scratch a car near Helder at 11:35 p.m. Officers located the suspect and she admitted that she had scratched the car with a pair of scissors. The car belonged to her ex-boyfriend. Charges are pending. The suspect in the above incident reported that she had previously been threatened and assaulted by her former boyfriend. Officers arrested a female student for DWI, driving left of center, and a provisional licensee violation at 2: 15 a.m. Intoxilyzer results were .08%. April 9-12 On Tuesday, April 7, officers investigated a traffic accident in which a female student was riding on the trunk of a car near Reid, fell off while the vehicle was in motion and struck her head. She was treated and released from Harris Regional Hospital. Officers served a criminal summons on a female student charging her with damage to personal property after witnesses saw her scratch the side of a car with a pair of scissors on April 9. Court date is 8:40 a.m. A concerned citizen reported that someone had pulled a tulip from a flower bed near the Cash Points ATM at 7:35 p.m. on 4/9. April 13 Officers were summoned to the 4th floor of Scott on a report of the odor of marijuana at 4:00 p.m. They detected only the odor of incense. Officers responded to a noise complaint in front of Dodson Cafeteria at 9:10 p.m. Officers found approximately 25 students in the area, but found them to be violating no law or policies. run, was valid and applied dents of WCU. The qualifications vice-president in Article IV ever, they also state that"; enrolled full-time," whil membership of SGA bein< part-time student. When Roberts askei had been conveyed to tht fore or after the elections. > iei»ativelv: current SGA President JoeMon- ed next lo Whitaker, did not ver- laily provide a response either. The Commission then continued on vith comments and suggestions from the lour. Roberts stated in the meeting that, "I vill petition to form an independent coun- :il made up of non-SGA members to study ny complaint." The Election Commission will an- lounce its finding at the next SGA meeting, vhich is Wednesday, April 15 at 5 p.m. TKE Give It Back Project Zeta Omicron chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE) at Western Carolina University has just undertaken a new project that began April 1. The project is known as "Give it Back", and it requires that TKE complete one community service project per week until next Christmas. The project is currently in its third week. The first project was a canned food drive for the Georgia tornado victims. Several hundred cans were donated. For the second prMoject the brothers of TKE sacrificed thier Easter Sunday to provide a party with food and an Easter egg hunt for residents of Community Care nursing faciliy who did not have family to spend the Easter holiday with. This week the fraternity will be participating in the Tuckasegee river cleanup. TKE Vice President, Josh Wagner, stated that" We hope that in light of the recent bad publicity that fraternities have gotten, this project will show Picture:(L-R) Bottom: Wes Beckham, Will Horrack, Josh Wagner Top: Dr. Bill Haggard Dean of Student Affairs, Trey Tranthem, Jason Combs the community that we are capable of achieving positive things and that we are not just a social club. We also are very proud that we can give something to help those in the community in need, weather it is food, work, or just a friend to talk to. Whitmire, Continued from page 1 set aside a generous portion of his 900-acre farm in Brasstown, near Hayesville, to be used as a field laboratory, and the Natural Resources Management program has been involved in numerous demonstrations and research projects at Ridegefield farm since 1987. "Since that time, over 150 students in our Natural Resource Management program have been involved in research activities at the farm," Dr. Lawrence Kolenbrander, head of the Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management, said on Tuesday. "And Mr. Whitmire essentially provided the opportunity for us to do hands-on research." "All we had to do was put together a research proposal, submit it to Mr. Whitmire, and if he approved we were given authority to go ahead and begin with the research. We have done everything from forestry thinning operations, and some clear cutting operations, and he during that process has essentially, in many cases, paid for out of his own pocket all the costs of doing that research," Dr. Kolenbrander added. "No matter what he did, or what he was involved in, there was always education going on. There was never a time that I didn't spend time with him that I didn't learn something." In 1993, Whitmire received the WCU Athletics Hall of Fame Patron Award, only one of a long list of civic and community service awards he had received throughout his life, including the honor of being named North Carolina's Master Teacher in 1941 when he was teaching in Franklin. UPCOMING Join xH for Ml biking and river paddling in MQaMtah. tMp«%lude Wpc&tfon. f Sign upslegin nowJOTstudents EVENTS Wed. the 22nd Dinner on the Lawn w/ Mystic Vibrations Eat Dinner and listen to Reggae Music UC Lawn @ 4:30pm Thurs. the 23rd WCW Wrestling in Asheville See your favorite Wrestlers Live Sign up at the UC info desk Sat. the 25th Kids Hike for WCU students w/ children sign up at the UC info desk Nantahala Rafting Trip $10/$20 sign up at the UC information desk Trip to Six Hag* over Georgia $30/$40 sign up at the UC information desk Sun. the 26th Naturalist Day Hike $4/$8 sign up at the UC information desk 1 Day Hiking Cli»'c intermediate hikers sign up at the UC information desk »" ■ m»w»«»» win ■<«» »¥»» • ••"
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