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  • WESTERN CAROLINIAN NEWS March 29, 2000 SERVICE LEARNING Continued from front Mitch Williams from Advancement and External Affairs, is working on creating a pilot program which will integrate service learning opportunities into some of the courses that will be offered in the near future, but the details have not been planned out quite yet. "I think the intent of the group is to try to do something next fall," said Caruso. "The actual nature of what is manageable and what isn't is kind of hard to determine at this point." Service learning opportunities are integrated into each individual course, and the nature of the services rendered by students are related to what they learn in the classroom. The members of the taskforce hope to get faculty involved in the program as well, to generate ideas for projects that apply service to academics. "This kind of adds to the whole learning process," said Dick Cameron. "Although there have been lots of folks who are involved with volunteer agencies and other sorts of programs, we've never made a commitment as a university to it." Assertiveness Workshop Planned Dr. Chris Gunn of Counseling and Psychological Services will be offering an Assertiveness Training Workshop on Thursday, April 6. The event is free and will be held from 5-7pm in the Catamount Room of the University Center. Those interested in "The Bill of Assertive Rights", understanding the difference between assertion and aggression, and how to develop valuable assertiveness skills are encouraged to attend. Governor-General of Jamaica to Visit Western Carolina April 2-7 WCU will host Sir Howard Cooke, governor-general of Jamaica and the Queen of England's representative to the Caribbean Island nation, for a campus visit April 2-7. The visit will feature the presentation "Caribbean Relations: The Role of the United States and Cuba" at 3 p.m., Monday, April 3, in the recital hall of Coulter Building. The talk is open to the public free of charge. The governor-general will meet with WCU faculty members who have taught in Jamaica during a reception at 8:15 a.m. Tuesday, April 4. Education majors will hear a presentation on "Education in the Caribbean" at 9 a.m. that day. Psychological and Medical Issues Forum The second annual Student Psychological and Medical Issues Forum will be held on Thursday, March 30 at 7 p.m. in the Catamount Room of the University Center. Panelists will include representatives from Counseling and Psychological Services and University Housing as well as students and members of the community. Some examples of the topics that will be covered are depression, relationship problems, academic stress, and birth control. LMP Accepting Board Applications Last Minute Productions is currently accepting applications for all of its board positions. These include president, vice- president, member-at-large, music, movies, comedy, outdoor (2), special events, promotions director, and promotions assistant. All current full time students with a 2.0 GPA are encouraged to apply. Forms are available at the LMP office and the UC info desk. All completed forms are due to the LMP office by 5pm on Monday, April 3. Elections will be held April 10 at the LMP Producer Meeting. Contact Ryan Donnelly, LMP President, at 7479 or 7206 for further information. Substance Abuse Statistics to be Distributed The results of last years survey conducted by the Campus Alcohol and Drug Education Task Force will be distributed on Monday, April 3, in Brown and Dodson Cafeterias. The CORE survey results will be distributed through fortune cookies and posters. The task force will also sponsor local participation in National Alcohol Screening Day on Thursday, April 6. The National Alcohol Screening Program offers screenings, education, and referrals- allowing you to get information for yourself or for someone you may be concerned about. March 21 As a result of a continuing investigation, at 4:30 pm officers cited a male student with possession of a weapon on campus (a club). As a result of a continuing investigation, at 4:40 pm, officers cited a male student with possession of stolen property. As a result of a continuing investigation, at 6:15 pm, officers made contact with a female student who had previously taken food from Dodson without paying for it. The student agreed to pay for the food and the officer cautioned the student about the incident. At 7:00 pm, officers took a report from a student who had found that their vehicle had been struck by another unknown vehicle while parked at Leatherwood. At 9:03 pm, officers assisted housing staff with an alcohol violation in Walker. At 9:39 pm, the remote call box was activated at Hunter. Upon arrival, officers found a male student walking away from the call box. The officer questioned the student about the activation and the student admitted "rubbing against the bottom" of the call box. The student was warned and released. At 11:44 pm, officers responded to a report of a fight between two female student in Helder. The students were separated and the incident is referred to housing. At 2:25 am, officers responded to a fire alarm report in Robertson caused by line trouble. Everything was ok. March 22 At 4:45 p. m. as a result of a continuing investigation, officers charged a male student with damage to real property in connection with an incident which occurred in Scott two weeks ago where the suspect allegedly participated in drawing and writing on the walls. At 8:56 p. m., offices served a magistrate's summons on a male student in Albright in a small claims action. At 10:24 p. m., officers assisted Housing staff with a disturbance on the 4th floor of Walker where two residents were warned about noise and alcohol rules. At 4:30 p. m., a female student complained about alleged offensive language from an employee in the Food Court. This incident is related to the report of shoplifting and theft of food products reported last week. March 23 At 4:45 p. m. on 3/22, officers received a report of nails in the roadway on Memorial Drive behind the UC. At 9:15 a. m., officers investigated a report of a suspicious odor on the 4th floor of Harrill Hall and detected no such odor. At 10:00 a. m., a faculty member reported that his car had been struck by a hit & run driver while it was parked near Niggli Theater on 3/22. At 7:42 p. m., officers arrested a male student for DWI, a provisional licensee violation, driving while consuming beer, underage possession of alcohol, and failing to burn headlights near Harrill Hall. At 1:17 a. m., officers responded to an activated call box at the Ramsey Center and found that a male non-student had run into the box with his bicycle. March 24-26 At noon on 3/24, officers picked up an article of mail which was sent to the Administration Building for future investigative purposes. At 1:39 p. m. on 3/24, a student reported that a rear view mirror had been broken from his car while the car was parked near Benton Hall. At 7:30 p. m. on 3/24, officers responded to a fire alarm at Walker caused by smoking in the study on the 9th floor. Officers responded again to the same situation at 7:50 p. m. and at 8:30 p. m. At 12:19 p. m. on 3/25, staff at the Food Court reported that a male student had walked through the line without paying for food. They identified the subject, officers questioned him, and he will be referred to Student Affairs for theft. At 1:50 p. m. on 3/25, officers transported a dog from the Ramsey Center to its residence. At 10:15 p. m. on 3/25, officers pursued a vehicle from campus to Valhalla off N. Country Club Drive and arrested a male non- student for DWI, operating left of center, speeding to elude arrest, failing to stop for blue light and siren, and resisting arrest. At 10:16 p. m., WCU EMS members reported suspicious persons with a video camera pulling on doors at Moore Hall. Officers found all doors secure except the radio station which was unlocked and unoccupied. At 1:30 a. m. on 3/26, officers talked to an intoxicated male student who had run through a banner announcing a baseball game in front of the UC. The incident is referred to Student Affairs pending a decision from the Athletic Department on prosecution. At 8:20 a. m. on 3/26, officers assisted a baseball player who needed to get into the Ramsey Center. At 7:35 p. m. on 3/26, a student reported that his bicycle was stolen from the front of the University Center between 3:29 and 3:30 p. m. PuSH is submitted by the University Police Department and is not edited by any member of the Western Carolinian staff.
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