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[email protected] around the setup of the system. It ADRIENNE BELZ has since been repaired, and the On the first of November, Cov- number of random server drops enant College became a cus- has decreased dramatically. tomer of the local Internet service Other points of contention for Dr. Crossman Wins provider Electric Power Board the student body are dead spots (EPB), a local fiber optics service, on campus, places where the Wi- which has only recently become Fi doesn’t seem to reach. available. Director of Telecommu- When asked about the Internet NAIA Award Again nication Regina Moore, explained on her hall in Carter, junior An- that the choice to switch from nie Huntington said, “The Inter- by Wynn Bennett He was a dedicated member of you rise to the responsibility. I their previous provider, Paetech, net works in my room between 3
[email protected] the NAIA’s Men’s Soccer Coaches think it’s important work to be was both due to a lower price and a.m. and 7 a.m. if I’m lucky.” Association for many years, includ- done, and I was really honored by a staggering bandwidth increase Mitchell explained that other This past weekend, Covenant this recognition,” said Crossman. from 60 Mbps to 300 Mbps. than a very few rooms, like this College’s own Dr. Brian Cross- Dr. Jeff Hall, Vice President for This increase both boosted the one in Carter, may get a weaker man — Chairman and Professor Academic Affairs, speaks of Cross- amount of traffic the Covenant signal due to some strange duct of Physical Education as well as a man as an admirable coach and servers can withstand as well as work.