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Current, July 31, 1995 University of Missouri-St University of Missouri, St. Louis IRL @ UMSL Current (1990s) Student Newspapers 7-31-1995 Current, July 31, 1995 University of Missouri-St. Louis Follow this and additional works at: http://irl.umsl.edu/current1990s Recommended Citation University of Missouri-St. Louis, "Current, July 31, 1995" (1995). Current (1990s). 177. http://irl.umsl.edu/current1990s/177 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Newspapers at IRL @ UMSL. It has been accepted for inclusion in Current (1990s) by an authorized administrator of IRL @ UMSL. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The Student Voice of UM-St. Louis Inside: Ken Dunkin gives the scoop · on Lollapalooza • • Issue 827 UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-ST. LOUIS July'31, 1995 If> ·Student Court gets four new members Titlow and Zweifel fi ll positions with fresh faces and experience ~ by Michael O'Brian the world, but if you're not happy work in pliblic relations for Forensics 'they should've done this-they editor in chief with what you're doing or you don' t and Debate Club. should've done that.' I'm trying to do ~ want to do it then it's not going to Richter, a junior studying busi­ something positive." A combination of fresh faces and work out. Nobody's going to be ness administration, has been an award "I saw Jerry, plugging away at experience carne to the Student Court happy." winning member of the Forensics and parking tickets and doing the really following the nomination and accep­ Frank Richter Debate Club. He was the SGA repre­ boring scuzzy work," said Titlow. '" tance of four of the five student court "If you have a problem, I want to sentative for that organization for four "He never said I don't like this-I'm justices. sick of it." -- 6; SGA President Beth Titlow and Conwell was and associate jus­ SGA Vice President Clint Zweifel tice last year and has been a member have taken the early jump in office by of University Program Board. He is a Student Court: Why do we need it? filling four important positions in their 'This is my way of senior studying finance. administration. Frank Richter, Jerry Jeremy Kennedy ~ Conwell, Jeremy Kennedy and Ryan making a "Jeremy gets things done." said Deana Autry Legs II sign in the Winter 1995. BuchmueUer have ail accepted their contribution to the Titlow. "Behind the scenes, he's all of The Current staff As of Winter 1995, the Chief • positions as student court justices. action." Titlow was impressed with Justice of the student government "It makes us comfortable know­ University.. ~ I'm Kennedy's coming to UM-St. Louis What is student court? What bad three additional duties. Along ing we're confident in these people trying to do as a freshman and immediately be­ do Student Court Justices do for with being responsible for court and that they've already made the something coming the president of Residence students? Basically, why do we proceedings and keeping them on commitment (to the Student Court)," Hall Council. "He knew what he need these folks? fIle at the Student Affairs office, t Zweifel said. positive. J , wanted to do at Residence Hall," Well, fIrst the UM-St Louis the ChiefJustice wouJdalso sit on Conwell and Buchmueller were Titlow said. "He came right out of student court is set up like the the Student Board of Election ..' both members of last year's student . -Jerry Conwell, high school and not only assimilated Supreme Court (if you don '1 mind Commissioners, or designate an­ court. Richter and Kennedy are new Student Court but excelled." a grandiose analogy). The SGA other justice. appoinunents but are not new ·to the justice Kennedy is a sophomore study­ president chooses five students to This last duty for the Chief workings of the SGA. ing business administration, and is sit on the court. The fIve appoin­ Justice may be changing under "Beth and I were looking for a current! y the president of Residence tees then choose from among them­ the current SGA administration. ~ court with a good combination of Hall Council. selves a Chief Justice. The court's President Beth Titlow and Vice fresh faces and experience," Zweifel Ryan Bucbmueller main functions are to interpret the President Clint Zweifel want to ~ said. address it immediately ," Richter said. semesters. He has participated with "I like to know what's going on Constitution and Bylaws of the create a new committee that would Titlow cited four criteria that she "Whatever you say you're going to the Summer Internship Program before I make a decision," Student Government Association, prepare for the Student Govero­ and Zweifel were looking for when do, you do." teaching high school students in a Buchmueller said. He said that his rule on traffic violation appeals mentelection during the academic selectir:tg the justices. Those criteria Titlow described Richter as "kind mock trial, and is currently working previous work with the court should and mleon disputes betw~n indio school year. "The idea is at a were;. demonstrated interest, sense of of like a dog with a bone." She said on a video yearbookfor UM-S t Louis help him this year. viduals and organizations. Thialast separate committee would make fainless, levelheadedness and com­ that his high level of commitment students. Buchmueller said that he learned duty expJains why lhestudentcourt for a better, moreresponsible elec­ mitment and maturity attracted her attention. .Jerry Conwell a lot about people by handling park- dealt with Tonya Hutchinson's tion," Zweifel said. "It also gets '!' ' ~Wewerelookingforpeoplewho "Frank is arah-rah type of guy," "This is my way of making a complaint, regarding the appro­ more students involved in gov­ wanted to do it," Titlow said. "You Zweifel said. Zweifel also mentioned contribution to the university," said priateness of the Sigma Pi' 8 Sexy ernment." can be the most qualified person in that he was impressed withRichter's Conwell. "Everyone is always saying See Cour~, page 2 Mizzou football player High-tech computer lab to open in Clark Hall Multimedia lab will meet needs of specific academic programs multimedia lab. The tentative hours '" charged with rape Deana Autry ware that will meet some of the spe­ Hall 232, TJ Library 234, Lucas Hall for the lab are Monday through Thurs­ of The Current staff cific needs of the academic programs 211, and South Campus Computer liay 8am-Wpm, Friday 8am-5pm, Jenkins pleads not guilty, remains suspended at UM-St. Louis," Siegel said. The Bldg.2oo. Saturday lOam-5pm, and Sunday On the first day of the 1995 aca­ lab will have 24 Macintosh Power All computer labs on campus are by Scott lamar J eDkins, 21, entered a plea of Ipm-8pm. The computers will fea­ demic school year, a brand new state­ PCs with sound cards, CD-ROMs made possibl~y a computer fee in­ managing editor not guilty and is free on a $25,000 ture the same programs as are on the bond. Ifhe is found guilty, J eDkins of-the-art computer lab will open in and high-resolution monitors. The cluded in each student's tuitions. This summer the fee was raised from $5 Macintoshs available in the existing Rahsetnu J eDkins, a budding star could be sentenced to a maximum 4 ~ 9 Clark Hall. The lab was designed computers will all be connected to a per credit hour to $5.50. The computer labs, but speCialized pro­ on the Mizzou football team, may of 15 years in prison. A prelimi­ by Dr. Jerrold Siegel, Coordinator of color printer and soon after the grand Registrar' sofficereported that 11 ,383 grams also can be checked out. have caught his final pass following nary hearing has not been set. Campus Computing, in conjunction opening acolor scanner will be added. students were enrolled. The total com­ Any comments or suggestions an arrest on charges of rape. Although Jenkins's suspension with the Music, Fine Arts and For­ The Music Departrnen t has purchased puter revenue raised through these about the computer labs can be sent For Jenkins, the Tigers' top re­ seemed to condemn the junior wide eign Language Bepartments. music keyboards that can be checked student's part-time and full-time en­ to Instructional Computing via e­ ceiver last season, the rape charge receivers actions though he has These departments demonstrated out by students. rollment was $56,915. mail. The e-mail address is 'Ii will result in an automatic suspen­ not been convicted, Smith reasoned the most immediate need for a multi­ The new computer lab comple­ Students enrolled in the Fall 1995 [email protected]. sion from the team. that he can' t have Jenkins's legal media computer lab. "This lab will ments the five labs already on cam­ school year will have access to the "I have not yet talked with problems distracting the team dur- have computer hardware and soft- pus: Social Science Bldg. 103, Benton Rahsetnu, so I ing the sea­ don't know all sOn. .Campus police move to the Blue Metal Building of the particu­ Jenkins's lars," Tigers mother feels Police Station move: (1) The 'Phone trative Services Reserve Fund. "These funds go towards buying Coach Larry that her son is number for Campus Police is still The Vice Chancellor of Adminis­ furniture and emergency costs like innocent and .the temporary chiller outside Lucas Smith said in a Deana Autry 516-5155. (2) Because the Police sim­ trative Services, Rienhard Schuster, statement fol­ is standing by was not available for comment, but a Hall," Kovington said.
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