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Sex With Ron and Sandy Pg. 2 Illegal Immigrants Pg. 5 Sports Briefs Pg. 13 April 6, 2006 Fayetteville, North Carolina Volume 45, Issue 13 Methodist College vs. Barton Left isCollege Methodist College’s Davis Memorial Library. Photo by Melanie Gibson. Above is Barton College’s Willis N. Hackney Library. Photo courtesy of www.barton.edu. Alcohol Policy General Stats Norma Bradshaw Methodist Barton Methodist Barton The possession or Alcohol is not Staff Writer Enrollment: 2100 Enrollment: 1150 consumption of any permitted in the residence Student/Faculty Ratio: 1:15 Student/Faculty Ratio: 1:12 alcoholic beverage is halls at Barton College. Some of the most Cost: $24,620 Cost: $22,550 prohibited on the Empty cans and/or bottles, common complaints from Visitation Policy continued on page 3 see BARTON Methodist College students Barton are the alcohol policy the Methodist The Board of Trustees visitation policy. Let’s see has endorsed residence hall how other schools measure The residence halls visitation in principle and Lowdermilk up. primarily as a social Barton College is are open for visitation from 11:00am to 1:00 am activity. The Board of Scholarship Winners now up, located in Wilson, Trustees authorizes North Carolina. Sunday through Thursday nights and 11:00am to visitation hours in all halls 2:00am Friday and from 9:00 a.m. until Saturday nights. midnight each day and smallTALK No person may have until 2:00 a.m. on Fridays It’s Your Paper more than two guests of and Saturdays, and Opinions ....................... 5 the opposite sex at any delegates, to the Student Life Committee, the Entertainment ............ 10 one time. For special permission regarding authority to establish Music ...........................11 schedules of visitation as family members, see the appropriate within the time Movies ........................ 12 Resident Coordinator. frame. An exception to this Sports ......................... 13 Students must sign visitation policy is Hackney in all (male or female) Hall where 24-hour guests using full names in visitation is in effect Give us your feed- the lobby of the residence The Lowdermilk Scholarship award is presented to qualifying students by the back by fi lling out Thursday-Saturday. (http:// Fayetteville Rotary Club. Pictured above are this year’s recipients from left to right: hall. (p. 50, Methodist www.barton.edu/ William Kamffer, Julia Parker, LaToya Robertson, Veronica Romero, Krystal Richardson, the survey of pg. 3 College Handbook). studentlife/ResidenceLife/ Ben Hanson, Katrina Campbell, Anastasiya Zavyalova, Vice President of the Policy/Visitation.htm). Fayetteville Rotary Club Steve Peterson and Ryan Taylor. Photo by Tiffany Nabors 2 smallTALK Thursday, April 6, 2006 NEWS Volume 45, Issue 13 Sex with Meet YourMeet Your Match was a date auction Match sponsored by the Residence Hall Association. Pictured left, RHA Director of Ron and Sandy Spirit Keva Wilson auctions off Alicia Amber Smith Bates. Pictured right, Kevin Page is being There has been a rise auctioned. Below are all the dates and Staff Writer their buyers. Below and to the left Tiffany in syphilis, especially in Mills, Nickey Brewer, Gosia Jarema, and Ron Foster and Sandy Raeford County, which has Matt McHale smile for a picture at the free spaghetti dinner for all those who Combs had a lot to say one of the highest numbers participated. Below and to the right, Keva about sexually transmitted of syphilis cases in the Wilson and RHA President Norma Bradshaw take a photo break during the diseases Monday, April nation. HPV is also found auction. Photos by Melanie Gibson. 3rd. Foster, the director of in half of seniors graduating the Methodist College from college nationally. Physician Assistant The STD awareness Program and a practicing slideshow was alarming. physician assistant, The disgustingly real and presented students with potentially dangerous graphic images in an STD sexually transmitted awareness slide show. diseases that were shown STDs are becoming were a rude awakening to more rampant on campus. students. Cases of Chlamydia, Foster stressed the Gonorrhea, Trichomoniasis importance of using and the Herpes Simplex 2 condoms and of females Virus are common here. having pap smears. Foster Nationally, there are says about any problems 4, 000, 000 new cases of people are having, “If it Chalmydia each year, and becomes abnormal, it the Human Papilloma needs to be watched Virus, or HPV, has been carefully.” found to be the leading Sophomore Katherine cause of cervical cancer. cont. on page 3 see SEX smallTALK staff smallTALK is the student-run Editor-in-Chief Staff Writers newspaper of Methodist College. Will Montoya DeMario Campbell It is published every other week Sarah Davenport throughout the school year. The Managing Editor Laura Beth Lester newspaper is editorially Steven Magnusen Justin Morehead independent of Methodist College, Amber Smith and any ideas and opinions Healthy News Editor Dionne Drakes expressed herein do not necessarily Melanie Gibson Julia Parker refl ect the views and opinions of Norma Bradshaw the faculty, staff and administration Fresh Entertainment Editor David Santiago of Methodist College. Joe Aldridge Authentic smallTALK welcomes Letters Opinions Editor to the Editor. All letters should be Ashley Genova delivered to the Student Media Mediterranean Food offi ce on the fi rst fl oor of Berns Sports Editors Student Center or sent via email to Remille Shipman & Amber Smith [email protected]. 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After knocking off the surprise underdog, George Mason, the Florida Gators beat the UCLA Bruins in a convincing 73-57 victory. Gators Star Joakim Noah (above) blocked six xhots and shot 7 of 9 from the fi eld for 16 valuable points. Many Methodist students watch the game from their rooms, or at the viewing party held in Chris’ House. Photo courtesy www.espn.com How can we improve the content of the newspaper? Is our content interesting? COLLEGE SPECIALS ADD-ON SPECIALS What changes do you feel the newspaper needs to DINO’S PIZZA make? ANDREWS AT $1.49 - 2 liter of Coke RAMSEY ST $1.99 - 16 Breadstix $2.49 - 10 Cinnamon Stix What would make you read the newspaper more? 488-6100 $2.99 - 16 Cheezystix $4.99 - 10 Wings BARTON continued from page 1 Add-On Specials can only be used Methodist College cont... Barton College cont... with the other offers on this page. Prices plus tax Limited Time Offer College campus. shot glasses and/or WE DELIVER Possession is defi ned as beer mugs, alcohol posters having any alcoholic and/or signs are not beverage or its permitted in the residence commercially produced halls at Barton College LARGE PIZZA container on the student’s (http://www.barton.edu/ person, in the student’s studentlife/ResidenceLife/ CHEESE & 1 TOPPING room, in the student’s’ Policy/Alcohol.htm). automobile, or among PICK - UP DELIVERED properties owned or being SEX cont. from page 2 1 OR MORE 2 OR MORE used by the student (p. 80, Methodist College Handbook). Harbeson said after watching the slideshow, $ 00 $ 00 “I’m so glad I’m waiting till I’m married to have EACH EACH 5 PLUS TAX 6 PLUS TAX sex.” Limited Time Offer Limited Time Offer 4 smallTALK Thursday, April 6, 2006 NEWS Volume 45, Issue 13 Pro Soccer in NC SGA’s Final Blood Steven Magnusen team was actually making The new team will Drive Managing Editor a good profi t, and city train this spring for a short Ashley Genova used to make changes on offi cials in Cary agreed ten game schedule during Opinions Editor campus based on students’ the 2006 season. In wants. After a successful 2007 they will play a These will need to be exhibition match between full schedule and Though the end of the completed by April 13 in D.C. United (of Major compete in the USL semester draws close, the order for the president to League Soccer) and the Division I for the fi rst Student Government have time to analyze them. Rochester Raging Rhinos time, playing as many Association still has work Though Show You (of the United Soccer as 20 home games. to do. Care Day was cancelled, Leagues First Division) The team is The fi nal blood drive Coach Sink needs help Cary offi cials have come currently holding a of the year will be on April staining various wood to an agreement to bring contest to name the 13. structures around campus. professional soccer back to club. The person who SGA president Shauna Maintenance will be N o r t h submits the winning Bunn hopes this blood taking care of the other Carolina. A professional men’s soccer league is in the works name will receive a pair of drive will be the best of the planned projects, including The new for North Carolina.