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  • inian opinion&editorial September 2,1998 Letters to the Editor Wellness Program Upcoming Events GET FIT with WIF - "Get Fit with WIF' is an incentive program for students, faculty and staff encouraging you to pursue a healthy and active lifestyle. As a participant, you keep track of your activity hours and other health activities. As you complete the milestones of activities, prizes are awarded. This is a program that participants can do on their own time and pace. Stop by the Wellness Program, Intramurals, and Fitness office (130 Reid) to register, or for more information. TO YOUR HEALTH - Here is an opportunity for you to explore your fitness and nutritional lifestyle habits. What will these assessments involve? Depending on assessment you are J°tng, you will complete a series of "ness test or a 3-day food diary, and men review results and guidelines for Improvement with a lifestyle counse- °r- Nutntional assessments will be ^tlable Tuesdays (Sept 8-Nov 17) /°rn 12-4, and fitness assessments on Wednesdays (Sept 9 -Nov 18) from ESs\oPP0IN™ENTS ARE NEC" j*ARY!! Contact the Wellness Pro- »*» at 227-7018 to make your appointment, or for more information. TENSEST" MAKIN° Y°U min- " at y°urself to a siJ""fSSage to help relieve that ten- arlV, Wil1 be neck/shoulder davtc "S Wil1 be available Tues- MDmAtember l'December 9< from 20 n?" ppointments will run every nCeTr WUh SCSSion laSti"S 15 APPrL St 1S $10-00 Per session. ^OINTMENTS ARE NECES- at 227' 7n°ntact ^ illness Program ^ntorf,t0makeyouraPP°int- ^Jl5 for more information. 24 Hour Visitation Dear Editor, I have been on this campus for 3 years. I have seen the rules change around this place every year. Last year a rule was made stating that all residents could have a guest in their dorms 24 hours during the weekends. This year that rule was changed. Why? I asked some resident assistants about this. They said that since there was a new vice-chancellor the rules had changed. I still didn't see how having a new vice-chancellor would change this, so I asked someone else. It was explained to me that this was a decision passed by the SGA last year. But since there is a new vice-chancellor this rule had been abolished. It was also mentioned that if the student body wanted these rules changed again they would have to voice their opinions. Instead of being passed by the SGA this will have to go through RSA and then to SGA and maybe then it will take effect once more. ■ This really upset me to know that some new guy came in to help, yet is taking away some of our rights. It sounds like a bunch of political bull to me, but to get this changed back to the way it was where we could have 24 hour visitation on the weekends relies on each and every student living on this campus. If you wish this to be changed or care to voice your opinion on the matter, please e-mail the vice-chancellor and let him know. If he doesn't hear from you, the rules will never change. Sincerely, Lance Love Traffic Problems? Dear Editor, I am writing in concern for the recent change in the traffic pattern at the front entrance to campus. Why did the University change this intersection while ignoring the intersection of Central Drive and Centennial Drive? Through my two years in Cullowhee I have never come close to having an accident at the front entrance but have nearly wrecked my car numerous times at the Central/Centennial intersection. The Central/Centennial intersection receives a heavy load of automobile traffic on a daily basis and a considerable amount of student traffic. The front entrance intersection receives no pedestrian traffic and only car traffic when the turning light is green. The Central/Centennial intersection is blocked to the right by the big Wachovia sign and this makes it hard to see oncoming traffic. The front entrance has sightlines good enough that the old traffic pattern should not have been changed. The Central/Centennial intersection needs a three-way stoplight installed in order to assure the safety of those driving or walking on campus. The University Police makes a good effort to control the traffic at the Central/Centennial, but many times traffic is backed up and there's no U.P. in sight. They should not have to be called out at the conclusion of each class to direct traffic when a stoplight and the typical "Walk/Don't Walk" sign would serve the purpose. Mr. Bardo, Mr. Macabee, what are you going to do about the most important traffic hazard on campus? Thank you, Joey Wilson Phone, 227-7267; Fax, 227-7043; e-mail, carolinian@wcu.edu Open 2 p.m. until 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Staff meetings are held at 9:00 p.m. Wednesdays. Terry K. Roberts, Editor Seth R. Sams, News; Phoebe Esmon, Features; Donald Costello, Managing Editor; Daniel Hooker, Sports Crystal Frame, Assistant News Editor Chris Turpin, Production; Nichole Hardy, Copy; Chris Turpin, On-Line Production; Christy jWilcox, Office Manager Contributing Writer: Alex "Movie Guy" Esmon John Moore, Advisor The Carolinian welcomes letters from its readers. Letters printed contain the expressions and values of 1 TW Wrstern Carolinian reserves the right to refuse publication of letters containing defamatory their authors. The ^'^ ^^ must be signed and no longer than 250 words. SMte MaimersZ PO Box 66, Cullowhee, NC, 28723^ or e-rnaily^ events to caroliman@wcu.edu. All e-mail and letters should read ATTENTION: LEITLR TO THE EDI I OR.
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