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The Hilltop 3-29-2002 Howard University Digital Howard @ Howard University The iH lltop: 2000 - 2010 The iH lltop Digital Archive 3-29-2002 The iH lltop 3-29-2002 Hilltop Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://dh.howard.edu/hilltop_0010 Recommended Citation Staff, Hilltop, "The iH lltop 3-29-2002" (2002). The Hilltop: 2000 - 2010. 63. https://dh.howard.edu/hilltop_0010/63 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the The iH lltop Digital Archive at Digital Howard @ Howard University. It has been accepted for inclusion in The iH lltop: 2000 - 2010 by an authorized administrator of Digital Howard @ Howard University. For more information, please contact lopez.matthews@howard.edu. ·-·""II ILLTO P Th e Studen t Voi ce of H oward Univer si ty VOLUME 85, NO. 46 FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 2002 Alcohol Ruled Official General Assembly Upholds Election Results Cause of Legacy .Slate To Appeal Ruling; Questions Election Accuracy Death in U. Maryland be held before the Second Wednesday in April." clo,e elections recounts arc justifiable.·· In a close election such By KERRY-Ar-fN HA~m:roN Wright and running-mate Alexis Casillas claimed voter sign- as this one, looking 10 the margin of error is a necessary; how- Case Hilltop Scaff Writer in tables were ,wamped and election staff was not able to mon- ever. there comes a time when a conscious decision must be itor the booth, effectively. The Legacy slate's further stated in made co accept the results," Williamson said. After rwo hours of intense deliberation, the HUSA General their grievance that several students have come forward with first Wright disagreed with the notion when asked if the appeals Assembly voted Wednesday to accept the General Election hand knowledge ofsrude nts voting multiple times and some who would continue until the results favored. "The numbers just don·1 By MICHEl.~E ROTHMAN Committee's decision to uphold Cornell Williamson·s election admitted voting several times themselves. add up. which they should. The grievances are not meant cocon- The Diamondback (U. Maryland) victory after reviewing grievances filed by opp0nen1 Genia According to the GAEC reporr only one student has come fo r- demn the GAEC. but to show there are discrepancies. howev- Wright. ward admitting to voting twice. er small. In addition. we went into the election knowing we could The elections commiltce submitted a ------------------------- ------- --- - win or lose, if we lose we want 10 lose fair­ (U-WIREl The state medical report explaining two grievances filed ''The numbers just don~ add up, which they should. The grieTJances are not ly," Wright said. examiner's office named acute alco­ by Wright and the Legacy slate shortly meant to condemn the GAEC, but to show there are discrepancies, however Khalfani Walker during the meeting argued hol intoxication as lhe cause of Urtl­ after the March 13 election. that the General Assembly members who versity of Maryland freshman The Legacy campaign filed two griev- smalf. ln addition, we we/If into the election knowing we could win or lose, failed 10 volunteer on Election Day serve as Daniel Reardon's Feb. 14 death, but ancc, concerning the run-off elections. if we lose we want to lose Jairf)\" a part of the problem. According to Walker details about complications sur­ The first grievance reque,ted a recount the grievances were submitted after the time rounding Reardon's death have not of the votes printed from the machines. allotted, which is before the announcement been released to the public because the signature sheet> as well as high- - HUSA Presidential Candidate Genia Wright. ofresultsonElectionDay.Thchnicallythese ofth e ongoing police investigation. lighted sheets. grievances were not within protocol to be Officials at the state medical But. Oscar Jones, Associate Director in the Office of Student Wright who was present at the meeting made it clear that she addressed. examiner's office said Reardon's Activities and Election advisor. maintained that the marginal would be appealing the General Assembly's decision to accept .. We decided 10 examine the discrepancies to ensure that the manner of death was undetermined error was not ·'sufficient" to warrant a re,oce. the GAEC report. elections were fair and valid. I urge that the incoming HUSA and his blood-alcohol level was The Legacy slate stated in their Election Grievance to Elec­ Howe,er, Jones views the current approach in regards to admini,rration push for the election guidelines to be added to greater than the s1a1e·s legal limit of tion Committee. "The run-off elections conducted by the Gen• accepting rhe resuh, of the elections as comparable to the Pres­ the Constitution." he said. 0.08. Washington Adventist Hospi­ cral Assembly Elections Committee (GAEC) on Wednesday. idential election, of 2000. Where there were demands for end­ Jones also recommends chat the incoming administration put tal recorded levels as high as 0.50, March 13, 2002. was completely nawed. The results from the less recounts and the unwillingness to concede loss. Reardon's fa ther, Daniel P. Rear­ election should be discarded and a new run-off election should The Awakening slare, led hy Williamson agrees that in very Please See Elec1i01Lr A3 don, said in an Associated Press article. The full autopsy report will rake about two more weeks to complete, Students Inspired by at which time it will be released to Always On Time the police, said Shirl Walker, admin­ istrative aid to the state medical examiner. The report will not be History Making made public until the police inves­ tigation is complete. Nineteen-year-old Reardon, a Oscar Night boarder at the Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity house who signed a bid to night;· the 47-year-old actor said. join the chapter. was hospitalized By KERR\'-A1'N H \ \HITON Actress Berry in a emotion filled after being found unconsciou, in a Hilltop Staff Writer speech, cried and gasped for air as lounge area of the house earl}' Feb. she accep1cd her award as Best 8. He died a week later. If Halle Berry opened the door. Actress for her monstrous role in The night before Reardon was Denzel Washington certainly kicked the movie Monsters Ball. She found, new chapter members and an the door open when the two African became in the first African Ameri­ inductor - a previously initiated Americans won the top Oscar can woman in the Oscar's history to member of the fraternity - met in Award, at the 74'11 annual Academy win this prestigious award. Berry a room of the house at 7 Fraternity Awards Sunday. used the opportunity to acknowl­ Drive. Inside the room new mem­ Sidney Poitier also ,hared in this edge the ~omc oubl~nding African ben. drank bourbon while learning record-setting night as he was award­ American actresses who preceded about one another, some fraternity ed an honor:iry Academy Award for her stating that the moment was so members said last month. Lifetime Achievement. Poiter's much bigger than her. "This was a supervised. needless career ,pan, o,cr half a century. This .. Thi< moment i, for Dorothy Dan tragedy," Reardon's father told the dynamic .,ctor made hi,tory when he dridge, Lena Horne. Diahann Car~ Associated Press. " It was organized. won a Be,1 Actor Oscar for U/lies af roll . It's for the women who stand planned and held against the stated the Fieltlin 1963. behind me. Jada Pinkett, Angela rules of the university and against Actor Denzel Washington won the Basse It, Vivica Fox and it's for e,-ery the stated rules of the frat house. My best actor Oscar for his role as a cor­ nameless faceless woman of color son became a tragedy because of it." rupt cop training a young roo~ie in that now have a chance because this Police previously had named alco­ "Training Day" becoming the first door tonight has been opened. Thank hol a factor in Reardon's death and black actor to win in that category you. I'm so honored. I'm so honored are examining the circumstances since Poitier won forty year. ago. and I thank the Academy for choos­ surrounding the death, including .. God is great from the bottom of ir,g me to be the vessel for which His the possibility of haiing. The police PllOC,1 8) Mektnic Ne~biu blessmg may now." R&H singer A<.hanti A,r'('th,'(I Ur,:l ekcd Pt.111<.'TI•Out ''edn<"Sda.> in Ul:.ickhum. (><)'ii flA for photO\ and ,i1~ng UUlOf,.'l'3phii for I hose my heart. For 40 year.. I've been !'lease See Maryland AJ in nltcndtrnce. \~h:rnti t.'UM"Cllll) petfonn, on thn.'{' \OIIJ.!' nmked on UiJlboard , laJ!:~u:iiw\ Hol 100 ,lnJtle!, li-.,1. including "'~bolish .. chn,ing Sidney :md what do rhey Please See Ouars A.? and ·:Alwa)~ On Tin1l'°' r1.~1turing r.;1pper Ja Rule. do? 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