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April 10, 2009 WESTERN CAROLINIAN Page 6 TEESE LL ce FEATURES a ae _ New Staff and a New Location for the International Office By Michael OShea Features Editor The WCU International Programs and Services (IPS) department has been going through some changes this semester, both in staff and location. On January 5, Christopher Pedo joined the staff as the new international student advisor, just in time to help the office move into their new location in the Camp Building (near the WCU Police Department). Pedo is a native of Kenya who has a broad array of academic and work experience that make him an excellent addition to the IPS department. After receiving his bachelors in Community Development, he went to work at a Michigan-based non-profit in Kenya called Special Ministries for six years. They focused a lot on community development, relief, organizing doctors to come from the US to provide free healthcare, builders coming from the US, providing education equipment for needy families, creating income generating projects for these communities things like that, said Pedo. With his experience hosting foreign aid workers to Kenya, he entered into a job at Daystar University in Nairobi as the advisor for exchange students coming from other countries, mostly the US, Australia and Europe. WHAT MARSHMALLOW TREAT |S A FAVORITE ON EASTER? Sddd AAMSNV Five years ago he made the move to the US when he found a masters degree program in Public Administration he liked at the Southern Illinois University. While there he served as the President of the African Student Association. After graduation Pedo said he wanted to eventually find some sort of position in an international program office, but in the meantime he decided to try out working in corporate America. He found a job at AT&T coordinating marketing in their Yellow Pages department. After two years of that, he found the open position at WCU and decided to apply. When asked how he found out about the job he laughed and said You wouldnt believe it, but I found it on the internet in a job positing they listed. Pedo started his new position on January 5 this semester and ENGLISH: Rabbit SPANISH: Conejo ITALIAN: Coniglio FRENCH: Lapin describes the move a huge change that both he and his wife have been enjoying. What a big change! Here we are surrounded beautiful mountains. Compare that with the flatlands of Illinois where its cornfields everywhere. We love the scenery here. Its breathtaking. The climate is quite a bit warmer here than Illinois, as well. Pedo is hoping that with his diverse range of experiences he can really help the WCU IPS. department. His ambitious goal is to double the number of international students at Western from an already impressive 200 in the next two years. The office also wants to increase the number of Western students they send abroad. In corporate America it is all about getting results and meeting benchmarks, so Im hoping to bring a little bit of that to Western. We're looking at how we can market the unique blend of what this campus has to offer to international students. We want to get our name out there and make it easy for international students to find us and find a way here. Were also looking at how we can make the experience for international students here as enjoyable as possible and make sure theyre taken care of during their stay. For more information about the WCU International Programs and Services department, visit http:// www.wcu.edu/9237.asp GERMAN: Kaninchen Did you know... Before the egg became closely intertwined with the easter holiday, it was featured in many rite-of-spring festivals. +1914: THE FIRST FULL-COLOR FILM WAS SHOWN _INLONDON * 1959: NASA ANNOUNCED THE SELECTION OF THE FIRST ASTRONAUTS. AMONG THEM WAS JOHN GLENNAND ALAN SHEPARD. EASTER most important and oldest festival of the Christian church Reactions to the Bear Prank Punishment By Shawndee Jenkins Staff Writer Marvin Williams and Mathew Williams, the perpetrators of the now infamous Bear Prank at WCU, were recently sentenced to two years of unsupervised probation and 72 hours of community service, They have to pay court costs and, after being kicked out of Western, they are no longer allowed on Westerns campus unless given permission. The Williams brothers punishment has been received with mixed feelings. Some feel that the punishment is not severe enough. Several students commented that the brothers received what they should have. They did not feel the brothers deserved to come back to Western after humiliating the campus. Others feel the incident was blown out of proportion and the punishment too harsh. One student remarked, It was all a prank and a stupid decision on both of the brothers part, but I dont think they should have been kicked out of Western. I think the community service and probation would have been enough for the boys to learn their lessons. The university has done more harm to the boys than necessary. Another student commented, We're all college: students -ROBERTE.LEE SURRENDEREDTO || ULYSSESS.GRANT || | CLUES ACROSS | 1. Ancient Syrian city . A fashionable hotel _ 8. Symbol indicating pitch | 12. Brewed beverage | 13. Soft-finned fishes | 15. Get a grip or grab 16, Soluble ribonucleic acid | 17, Ready money | 18. Lips | 19. Harry Potter #4 |22,_____ 500, car race |23. Take in solid food | 26. Made disorderly | 29. Algerian port 30. Run after | 32.___bo: Latin dance ~ | 34. Siddhartha author | 36. Radioactivity unit | 37. Sudden flood _ || 24. A tributary of the Missouri River sometimes immature _ students. We often do crazy things without thinking of what could happen as a result. I agree that the brothers shouldnt have dumped a dead bear on the campus, but I dont think they should have been kicked out of Western for it. Dr. Laura Wright, an English professor who previously published a letter in the Western Carolinian regarding the incident, doesnt really know what kind of punishment would have been appropriate for the boys. She commented, Regardless of what the boys intended when they dropped the dead baby bear on campus, it read like a text. Just looking at the situation it appeared to be a racial and political statement. The incident wouldnt have caused so much controversy if it had not been done when it had. I am teaching an American Literature class, and some of the students in there talked about how it is a southern tradition to show dead animals. I now believe the incident to be a bad prank at the worst time imaginable. Dr. Wright hoped that the boys were not kicked out of Western because they would not be allowed to attend any college or university in North Carolina. It has been reported that both the Williams brothers are attending a community college. _ 2. Floating ice mountain 3. Tonight's host 4 Saddle horses 5. A way to split up 6. Pertaining to bog fuel 7, In addition 8, Maps out 9. Rounded subdivision of an organ 10.__ Lilly, drug company 11. Licenses drugs 14, Superhigh frequency 15. False names 20. Liquefied natural gas 21. Fixed charges 24, Greek mountain nymph 25. Saucy 26. Female parent 27. Electronic communication 28. Palm fruits 29, Resistance unit HOROSCOPES Minin : ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 Animportant assignment comes _ your way, Aries. Enlist as much help as possible so you get the job done promptly and to the best of your abilities. TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 Taurus, that business venture you've been thinking about has _ the makings of a success. Still, this may not be the week to make any financial investments toward that end. GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 Single Gemini will find a new mate this week. Gemini in a relationship will strengthen his or her relationship even more. Good days for love are Tuesday and Saturday. CANCER - J Cancer, now is the time - start living healthier. Schedule an appointment with your doctor for a physical and make some positive changes to your life- style. LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 Leo, there's not much you can touch this week that won't work in your favor. It's easy to get a big head. But you won't let the ego get that far. A reality check comes on Thursday. VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 Virgo, there have been a lot of changes in your life. But you adapt very well and can roll with the punches. Others around you, however, are more easily shaken. BRA - Sept 23/0 Libra, you find yourself in a pre- dicament when two friends ask you take sides. There's nothing B you can do than to bow out gracefully from this other com- petition of sorts. SCORPIO - Oct AINov oo Rest and relaxation is what you need, Scorpio. You have been _ pushing yourself much too hard _ si lately and the cracks are start- ing to show in your veneer. SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 Sagittarius, make the most of time spent with family mem- bers, because soon you will be preoccupied by work commit- ments. You'll get a break on Friday. comes in? PISCES - Feb 49/Mar 20 Throw a party, take a trip, go to @ concert. There are so many | "|| CLUES DOWN options for fun at your disposal. Pick one this week, Pisces. || 39. More (Spanish) 40. City in N. Zambia _ 42. Informed wrongly || 43. About two 47, Greyhound of tour 48. Something that is owed 49. Annual hoop frenzy 54. The Californian author || 56. Chinese dynasty || 57. Research workplaces | |) 59. Dancer De Mille you be _ when the bil 60. At some prior time 61. Breastplate 62. Time and Materials poet 63. CNNs founder 64. Considerateness 1, Point that is one point S. of / due E. (Puzzle Answer p. 11) 30, African gator 31. Norse goddess of the dead 33. __ student, learns healing 35. Bears patiently 38. Thrombocyte Al. Record 44, Lets up 45, Enclosed by a row of shrubs 46. Point that is one point N. of due E. 48. Trip the lhe fantastic 49, Messenger ribonucleic acid 50. Type of health coverage _ 51. Coin factory 52. Heroic tale 53. Invests in little enterprises 54, Expresses surprise 55. Honorable title (Turkish) 58. The Concorde was one (abbr.)
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