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  • fWCU's independent Student Voice ^a» .„ „„„,,„ „.„ ,!„.„.,.„,,„„,,„,.„, --* } WESTERN ^y Alt Of imiaN rtemhfrr 0r>. 7001. Vol. 66. Iv.uf- 01 ■//<-"-1 f-rrji mm mm mm page 7 Student Dies on Lake Fontana Over Summer By Samantha Helms News-Editor I Matthew Klonkowski, 20, of Sylva, formerly a resident of Franklin, spent his last few moments with friends on Lake Fontana, where he accidentally drowned on June 23. / A native of Racine, Wise, lie graduated in 1999 from Franklin High School with 'honors and achieved the status of Star in the Boy Scouts. The tube Klonkowski was using slipped away from him, according to Swain County Emergency Management director, David Breedlove. "He was under water for several hours," said Breed- love. "They had to determine that it was past the point that they could do anything." John Filkins, Klonkows- ki's roommate, worked construction with him over the summer, and was with him the day he died. Filkins said that he, Klonkowski and another friend were floating on tubes in Lake Fontana when the wind took Klonkowski's tube away from him. He said Klonkowski panicked and went under. The driver of a passing boat helped look for ■■■■. ..■ .■■■ \j j 1 Matthew Klonkowski Klonkowski, but then left to call for help. "He was a great guy and had no enemies," said Filkins. Klonkowski also worked a part-time job at the Cullowhee Pizza Hut during June, where he was valued as an employee and friend, according to Manager John Douthit. "He was a real laid back guy, real easy-going, always happy, and always found the good in everything," said friend and fellow employee, Heather Marshall. Former WCU graduate assistant, Margie Koch, taught Klonkowski English 101 and 102 during his freshman year. She said they often talked about poetry or music—his two passions. "Matt was quiet in nature, but strong in personality and spirit," said Koch. "Losing a student is difficult, but losing Matthew was incredibly difficult—he was very special to me." From friends to fellow employees to teachers, Klonkowski will be missed by many. Jackie Fortener, of the Swain County Sheriff's Department, was the investigating officer, and the North Carolina Wildlife Department and the Tennessee Valley Authority assisted in the attempted rescue. Parking Mayhem Escalates at WCU Dude, where's my space? By Samantha Helms News Editor The renovations introduced by Chancellor John Bardo's university master plan have resulted in a loss of parking spaces for students, faculty and staff. Information provided by director of University Police and traffic services, Gene McAbee, spells out the parking modifications. The greatest number of losses resulted from the University Center expansion work. Closing the lower UC lot led to losses of 100 commuter spaces and 13 faculty and staff spaces. Commuters also lost 29 spaces in the lot on the south side of Belk Building for construction on the new Workforce Development Center and the 14 commuter spaces in the Old Motorpool Lot across from Hunter Library. Faculty and staff lost an additional 25 spaces in the lot behind the li- now the Outreach Center, added 115 total spaces in one gravel and one paved parking lot. McAbee said that once the renovation is complete, even more spaces will be available. Across the street from the Ramsey Center are the creek lot and the 450-space baseball field lot. A shuttle runs from the baseball field lot and the Outreach Center to Commuter spaces lost lot: here'syourspace, brary. However, McAbee has attempted to compensate for the losses, such as spending $600 on signs intended to direct commuters to appropriate spaces. The former Camp Lab School, Killian Plaza every 15 minutes. Beside and behind Harrill Hall, commuter spaces are available. These lots are never full because Harrill is a freshman hall, and freshman must park in outlying lots, according to McAbee.. The water tower lot, located beside Robertson Hall, was redesigned and repaved last year, adding 45 more spaces to the commuter lot. This area and the Harrill lots are convenient for students who have classes in Moore building. All faculty/staff spaces have been removed from the lot behind the library, which gives commuters 25 additional spaces. To make up for this loss, the 14 commuter spaces in the Old Motorpool Lot were changed to faculty/staff spaces. The one-hour spaces directly in front of the library were changed to faculty/staff spaces last year. Bardo's master plan for WCU also calls for Centennial Drive to eventually become a pedestrian walkway.
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