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Western Carolinian Volume 65 (66) Number 05

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Vvk_sLJ$ Independent Student Voice ) I WESTERN I^^V aroliniaN September 20, 2000, Vol. 65, Issue 05 • Nathan Atwood on page 8 • Protecting Your Identity on page 5 Cullowhee, USA Election Brings in New Group of SGA Senators by Dawn N. Pasley News Editor Tuesday's SGA Senate election was full of close races, and after two weeks of frenzied campaigning, a new crop of senators was voted into office. The polls were open from 9 am to 5 pm for students to vote for their representation in the student senate. Students voted according to their residence. Upper campus includes Harrill, Albright-Benton, Reynolds, Madison, Buchanan, and Robertson, while lower campus includes Scott, Walker, Helder, and Leatherwood, and commuter students. The race for resident student representation was very competitive this year, according to SGA President Jonathan Rowe. Eighteen upper campus students were running for six seats, and 19 lower campus students were running for eight seats. Last year, there were fewer students running for Senate, and most of the candidates got their positions by default because there were not enough students running for the election to be competitive. As was the case last year, the race was not close for commuter representatives. Only nine students ran for 14 available senator positions, and some of the vacant commuter Senate spots were given to resident students in order to have a full Senate. Four more students were added to the upper cakley: Christopher Lee Hall, Caroline Taylor.'Bradley Lovin, Tripp Spangler, Carrie M. Fouchia, Heidi Randall, Jennifer Bishop, Jason Brown, and Shanelle Joyner. The senators for lower campus are Kelli Dilworth, Jenni Giles, Lex Davis, Eugene Feldman, Melissa Ishage', Bryan Eric Wright, Brittany Harrison, Jeffrey Paulson, and Jermaine Perry. Commuter senators are Jesse S. Lyons, Brian ^__ Alexander King, Mike Murray, Kaila Robbs, Ryan Story, Ryan Magee, James Twitchell, Ryan R. Butler, and Mark Mann. The SGA Senate has many responsibilities at WCU. Senators bring ss^^^^^^^^ up and vote on legislation for issues that affect student life and help the executive staff of the SGA with any large events that they As was the case last year, the race was not close for commuter representatives. Only nine students ran for 14 available senator positions, and some of the vacant commuter Senate spots were given to resident students in order to have a full Senate. may be hosting. Last year the SGA put on leadership workshops for high school student government members and assisted with the Association of Student ^^^^__^^_-—1 Government retreat when it was held at WCU. This year's Senate is full of newcomers. According to Cowan, only two of the senators have any experience with WCU's SGA, but he still feels optimistic ——mmm^^mmmi^^ about this year's group. "I think that we'll do a good job because so many people are interested and motivated," said Cowan. Dodson Renovations Finally Near Completion: After $200,000 for Gazebo and Walkway by Austin A. Freeman Staff Writer In about three weeks, students should expect to be able to walk into Dodson Cafeteria through the front door, after the completion of the remodeling projects which have lasted through the summer and extended into the fall semes- m mz 1 | - MiiiiiiiTMriiiirffT ^ 1 i A view from behind the barricade ter. "Dodson has just sat there," said Andy Comrie, director of WCU's Physical Plant, "Undoubtedly it was time for a change." The work in and around Dodson Cafeteria began this summer with the replacement of all of the lights, the glass, and the doors, as well as the installation of new carpeting. Since the beginning of fall semester, students have been barricaded out of the front entrance of Dodson because of the construction crews excavation of a large hole. However, the jackham- mers have ceased and after the laying photo by Josh Doub of rebar and pouring of concrete, the hole has been filled back in. The university has decided to build a gazebo connected to a covered walkway that leads us to the entrance of Dodson Cafeteria. How much is all of this work costing WCU? According to Comrie all A v'ew fwm behind the barricade photo by Josh Doub of this remodeling sums up to approximately $200,000, nearly seven times more than Western's scrolling marquee. The renovations should be com plete in another two to three weeks, according to Kevin Dillard of E & J Masonry, the company brought in to pour the footings for the gazebo and the walkway.

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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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  - Western Carolina University
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  - Date original: 2000-09-20
  - Date digitized: 2020-02-27
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  - Dimension: 14" x 11.25"
  - Pages: 20 pages
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- Location
  - Jackson County (N.C.)
  - Cullowhee (N.C.)
- Source institution
  - Western Carolina University
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  - WCU Students Newspapers Collection
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  - HL_WesternCarolinian_2000-09-20_Vol65_No05
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  - Western Carolina University Hunter Library

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