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The Guardian, April 2, 2008 Wright State University CORE Scholar The Guardian Student Newspaper Student Activities 4-2-2008 The Guardian, April 2, 2008 Wright State University Student Body Follow this and additional works at: https://corescholar.libraries.wright.edu/guardian Part of the Mass Communication Commons Repository Citation Wright State University Student Body (2008). The Guardian, April 2, 2008. : Wright State University. This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Activities at CORE Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Guardian Student Newspaper by an authorized administrator of CORE Scholar. For more information, please contact [email protected]. "i:;;Wednescl i.i ·:~ · ' . '~ . , State Vniversi -:Apr .. 2, 2.0Q1.\" \. •• ~· - ..-' L - ~"' .... lN "l ' ... f ' 2- 2008 ~~:::~~~~~~~~~~~~~=:'::~~~~~~~~~~~r.Jml]bart;b SITY'S CAMPUS NEWSPAPER rary 3640 Colonel Glenn Hwy. 014 Student Union, Dayton, OH 45435 Issue No. 21 Vol. 44 A SMA All-American Newspaper 2 ......... .................. IH.~.i:.~.µ~RP.JA.~... 1.. W.~9Q~~.q9.Y.c.A.P.r:.6..... ~99.~.... ................................................................................................................... :···· ...................................................................................................................... .. Editor-in-Chief Inside Nikki Ferrell Managing Editor News Mailinh Nguyen Privacy Rights ........ News Editor 5 Chelsey Levingston Students complain about Assistant News Editor Community Advisors violating Tiffany Johnson privacy rights News Writers Amber Riippa, Adam Feuer. John Sylva Opinion re 6 - Officer were di - Copy Editor March 9 - Offic r were ent to Meadow Run ........8 patched to Fore t Lane on report of a Emily Crawford Dunbar Library on r port of a tudent naked rapid raccoon out id the Student complains about prob­ threatenin to get a gun during aver­ building. The raccoon appeared to be ports Editor lems at Meadow Run bal altercation. A female tudcnt ick and wa detained with an animal Ryan Hehr he rd an thcr female fr m a previou re traint d vie a r ne unty Sports Wrtters physi al fi ht p king ab ut it n Animal ntr I was called. Clint Davis,Matt Gahris Features th ph n . h y t rt d a verbal Wright lie Editor Music reviews ....... 11 alt r ati n in which the cond March 19, 2008 - An officer wa Aaron Larson female thr aten d to pull a gun and approached by a Hanger employee Wright lie Writers New music for a new quarter hoot the fir t female. who aid a female ate a piece off a Jason Vanover When a ked about her threat, the portion of pineapP.le she planned to female admitted she said that, but buy before checking-out. Pineapple Opinions Editor Sports said ·he did not have a gun. When is priced by the pound and the female Ibrahim Asadi Basketball .......... 13 the officer explained the ramifications lowered the price by eating a part of Chief Photographer of making the statement, the female the pineapple. The employee remind­ Women drop league title Lindsey Fultz claimed the fir t female made a simi­ ed the female to pay before she eats. Photographers lar tatement fir t. The female denied he wa told any­ Jennalee Ziegler Witnesses did not hear the first thing by the employee and showed no Classifieds female make that statement, but did signs of caring when the officer Ad Graphics Manager ....................15 hear the second female make her warned her he would be arrested if Sam Nieves statement. she continued this behavior. Ad Graphics Assistant Josh Snyder Graphics Manager Erin Ash Graphics Assistant Jamie Aubin Ad Manager Tori Bernstein AdRep Becky Nance, Kelly Cassidy, Emily Broughton Marketing Manager Meggi Lensman Web Editor Adam Fisher Oculation Manager Laura Lander FacuHy Adviser Ann Biswas Th Guardian re r th rtght t n r or TCJect advert1smg copy m accordan with any pr nt or future advertl tng acceptance rule establi hed by The Guardian All contents conlained herein .are the express property of The Guardian. Copyright priv1· lege~ revert tr:? the wnters, 'artists and photi>gmphers of SPec~cworks after publication. .co,eytjght 2008 The Gwitdi~ Wright State University. All riglits reser:ved. First issue free. Additional copie5> may be reque ted fot$.50 each. GUardian Phone Nllnlbers Edifor..in.Chief: 775-5534 t ~ & $POf'ts: 7756538 JNews Desk: ns;.ss36 ~ 715-5537 I Fm 775-55• ) ·~ w w w . t h e g u a r d i a n o n I i n e . c o m · ...............................N ..EW .S................................................................................................................................................................. w.~g~~~ay. ............................... AP.[. 2. 2008 ............................l THE GUARDIAN ,., ........... , ........................... .. 3 Students found dead on campus on campus in several days, said Dan neering. Services for Conner were • One student Bertsos, Director of Residence held March 24, in Conner's hometown died of natural Services. of Plain City. Maintenance staff friendly with Stephanie Kopec, a sophomore at causes; second's Hentrich reported not seeing him out­ Muskingum College, went to high cause of death ide of hi apartment for everal day . chool and graduated with Conner at The maintenance taff contacted Jonathan Alder High School in Plain undetermined Re idence Service to run the health City, OH. Tiffany Johnson and w lfar check after noticing "My be t friend called me that [email protected] H ntrich di appearance, aid John night and told m ,"Kopec aid about rawford, Director of Facilitie for how he found out about Conner' Tw W U tudents, Th ma AM Managem nt. death " he wanted me to go to his Hcntri hand Nath n nncr, were Hentri h wa often een itting on parent ' hou e with her but I wa till ti und dead in campu hou ing within his porch sm king and telling torie, NatJ1m1 Co1mer at chool." three days f ca h thcr during pring in the ilia c ap rtment '. h d rib d onner a kind and loving; h wa~ intcre ted in t hnolo­ r k. "He wa, v ry p pular in the om1 r wa found riday, Mar h gy and c mputer' Villag : said r, wford. during heal h and welfare ch ck. 21, a "H was als v ry, v ry sarc tic , Thomas Hentrich raw ford said that if th y know a An an nymou urcc report d H ntrich wa ii und Wcdn day, aid K p , .. hat' actually h w we rc:ident' hcdul and n tice an onner' , di appear nee and rcquc tcd March 19, on hi bathro m floor f became fri nd . He wa area ti and unexp ted disapp aranc for a couple a health and welfare check. hi Village apartment by hi I'm sarca tic owe would get into of day , they will report it to Two Community Director on call Community Advi or (C.A.) according the e arguments about nothing of Residence Service . performed the check on Conner. to the police report. importance and just keep going back Hentrich died of natural causes and Conner' cause of death is currently The C.A. aid that Hentrich had not and forth hara sing each other, deter­ the case is closed. unknown and the case is still under been seen for several days and wa mined that we were right." Hentrich wa a WSU tudent in the investigation by the WSU police found during a health and welfare Student affected by this tragedy 1970 s and returned to work on his department. check by her and the community are encouraged to contact Counseling Ma ter s degree in public hi tory. Police are currently waiting on toxi­ director. and Wellness Services. Go to As of Tue day, March 25, service cology reports before determining the Re idences Services runs a health www.wright-counseling.com for more for Hentrich are pending. cau e of death. and welfare check when someone information. Office hours are 8:30 Friends should contact Newcomer Conner was a sophomore registered usually a parent, reports that they 'have a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday through Funeral Home for more information. with the U niver ity College who not seen or heard from a student living Friday. planned to major in computer engi- Plan to increase educational attainment II Ohio Board of chool early college credit program . WSU strategic plan Regents announces R bcrt ween y, Ph.D, xccutivc ten-year master Vice Pre ident for Planning and Secretary to the Board of Tru tee , strategic plan; WSU said that after 40 year , WSU is already above average in educational revisits its strategic attainment. "We're not having to make plan many change becau e the Univer ity y tern of Ohio already align with what we've been doing,, aid Chelsey Levingston Sweeney. [email protected] WSU's strategic planning commit­ tee is revisiting the current five-year A ten-year master strategic plan for strategic plan established in 2003. higher education was announced by Sweeney said the draft of the new Ohio Board of Regents Chancellor strategic plan for 2009 builds on Eric Fingerhut to Governor Ted President David Hopkins Board ofRegents Chancellor Eric Fingerhut 2003 's teaching, research and commu­ Strickland and the Ohio state legisla­ are for funding. and funding. nity service goals by proposing five Centers of Excellence ture Monday, March 31. that we do real­ "You're here for a reason. You want strategic goals. "Let's find the things The goals outlined by the master to have confidence when you graduate The teaching strategic goal was ly, really well," said Sweeney. plan include enrolling 230,000 more service strategic that the doors will be open to you. You separated into an academic distinctive­ The community students, r~taining graduates and campus activi­ want to be confident that we've posi­ ness and program quality goal and into goal aims to transform attracting out of state talent in an the commu­ tioned you for the next step," said a recruitment and retainment goal.
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