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Western Carolinian Volume 70 Number 10

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4 WCnewsmagazine BJ Pendry becomes new SGA Vice-President By Max Long + SGA Media Director Following the resignation of Eric Campbell last week, your Student Government Association now has a new Vice- President. BJ Pendry, a senior from Wilkesboro majoring in political science and history, was swom into office on Feb 2 at the SGA general body meeting. Campbell was elected as Vice-President last spring and served all of last semester in that position. Campbell, who spearheaded the first-annual SGA Academic Banquet last year and worked to increase Senate accountability as Vice- President, will be greatly missed. However, there are great expectations for Pendry, who will certainly be a strong advocate for student issues on campus. Outside of SGA, Pendry is involved with other organizations including the Sigma Chi Fraternity and the Interfraternity Council, where he serves as President, At the time of Campbell's resignation, Pendry, a Senator, held the elected office of Senate Pro-Tempore The SGA Constitution calls for the person holding this. office to assume the role of Vice-President for the remainder of the term in the event of resignation or removal. The Vice- President's primary responsibilty is to serve as President of the SGA Senate. Pendry is excited to take on a greater leadership role in SGA commenting, "I look forward to working with current SGA President Cody Grasty to help him further accomplish his goal to increase the voice of students on our campus. It is an honor to have this opportunity to serve all students at Wester. Book Review: The Great Divorce = CS. Lewis SGA to offer complimentary copies of New York Times to students By Max Long + SGA Media Director Beginning this week, your Student Government Association will start offering complimentary copies of the New York Times to students at different points around, campus. The service will be provided daily, Monday through Friday, and is part of a SGA campus readership initiative. In addition to being located in the UC, copies of the newspaper will also be available at other campus locations. The program will tun for a minimum of one month to see if students take advantage of the service with the possibility of continuing through the remainder of the semester. SGA Chief of Staff Rick McClendon is one of many people in SGA enthusiastic about the newspaper readership idea.Accordingto McClendon, This type of service has never been offered by SGA and we feel that it is something our campus really needs. It demonstrates our commitment to students and we hope it will increase awareness. SGA encourages students to not only take newspapers but to also give feedback. You can contact SGA by email at SGAinfo@email,wou.edu or feel free to stop by their office located on the second floor of the \ uc. College of Business scholarships C.S, Lewis novel, The Great Divorce, takes the reader on an in- teresting journey with the main character, the unnamed narrator, through Heaven and Hell. He finds himself in Hell, a dark, forebod- ing city, and standing in a long line at a bus stop. The only signs of life to be found are Hells grumbling citizens. Our narrator boards the bus and, much to his astonishment, finds out that the bus in tak- ing Hell's residents, along with himself, to Heaven. Once they arrive they are greeted by Heaven's residents who serve as guides to the hell-bound, The story is written from the main character's perspective, Itis lively in dialogue that is mostly between the heavenly guides and the hell- bound ghosts. The novel is thought provoking, if sHort, with its focus on the issues of good and evil, free will, and conceptions about the nature of Heaven and Hell itself. We gave the novel 31/2 stars out of 5. Despite its anti-climactic end- ing and some slower parts caused by the structure of the novel, the ideas in the book are worth taking a look at Review by: Jessie Clark, Duce Dailey, Thomas FredeiBth Poteat, and Shawn Winn, students in PAR 324, Spring 2006 . The College of Business Scholarship and Awards Committee is currently soliciting student applications for scholarships. A considerable amount of money is available for deserving students. There are numerous awards, and some of these are substantial, The application process is easy, and the form is online. Information on scholarships and the application form may be accessed at htip:/ocis. wou,edu/cobawards!. The deadline is Noon, Monday, February 20, 2006. Foradditional. information, contact Dr. James Murphy (227-3731, 229 Forsyth Building), Chair of the College of Business Scholarship and Awards Committee,

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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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  - Date original: 2006-02-24
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  - Dimension: 12.5" x 11.25"
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  - Jackson County (N.C.)
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