?Tltcc7 IntMcr sity (Rcho \_/fcW9l V^lssue4 / Somber t>. WT , - , Officials tell of drugs pipn^ confiscated on campus By Stephanie Dawn Drug paraphernalia, such as their big problems. But, they will Echo Staff Reporter rolling papers, pipes and syringes, do what they can to maintain this are also in Ratchford's custody. steadiness, Lockmiller said. For the 24 years Lt. Larry Alcohol is the most common "There will be no tolerance of Lockmiller has been on the UTC drug seen on campus because "it any kind for illegal drugs on this campus, he has rarely run into a is socially acceptable in some parts campus," MacDougall said. drug problem. of the country," MacDougall said. A student must face the "The biggest part [of students! Although alcohol is prevalent consequences for his actions, that come here are in it for the at parties, there is no classification which could include a warning, education, not to do drugs," as to who is creating a drug probation or suspension from the Lockmiller said. problem on campus. Fraternities university, MacDougall said. Officials are not blind, however, are often the only ones in the Officials also recommend the they know that some students are spotlight, but this is a large help of the UTC Counseling abusing a drug of choice, said misconception. Center or outside facilities to those Dean Richard MacDougall, "One week it may be someone using any drug to excess, director of student housing. not in an organization, next it may Lockmiller said. These drugs of choice range be someone in an organization," Students may seek alternatives from marijuana to crack cocaine, Lockmiller said. to getting intoxicated or "high" by Lockmiller said. The majority of drugs on methods they feel police can not Among the drugs confiscated on campus are confiscated from determine as an actual crime. campus are several amphetamines, someone other than a UT C "Roboing", or downing a bottle including speckle birds and black student, perhaps a drug dealer, of cough syrup, can be detected

widows, and several barbiturates, Ratchford said. and dealt with accordingly, Ben Cavazos including Darvon and Tofranil, UTC police do not take extra Ratchford said. Construction of New Village Phase II apartments is moving said Lt. Robert Ratchford, a time to target drug abuse on "Intoxication docs not have to right on track. See related construction story on page 3. criminal investigator with UTC. campus because it is not one of be with alcohol," Ratchford said. Resource Center eases teaching for faculty By Chanda Milliron said Dr. Karen Adsit, dirccior of The Teaching Resource Center Echo Staff Reporter the ccntcr.Upcoming workshops can help teachers set up their own will cover problem-based learning web pages with templates and in The Grayson H. Walker and using the Internet. accordance to the University Teaching Resource Center offers Students can expect to see a Stylcbook. faculty current technology and the variety of methods and greater use Faculty attend the workshops instruction to use it. of technology in the classroom as on a voluntary basis. About 30 to 'This is going to be... a major result of the Teaching Resource 40 members use the facilities on a contributor to quality education at Center's efforts, Adsit said. It is regular basis, Adsit said. It is a UTC," said Dr. Summerlin, acting suggested on the web page that misconception that teachers arc provost and vice chancellor. students need to use technology to sent to the Teaching Resource Faculty can use the complete tasks on a regular basis Center because of bad evaluations, microcomputer lab, make CD- and be graded on it to incorporate Summerlin said. ROMs, scan in pictures, or create it into the curriculum. Area teachers arc also invited their own web pages at the lab, The UC Foundation funded the to use the center. "Wc haven't located at 401 Hunter Hall. center with $90,000 this year. The promoted very widely to that The Teaching Resource Center center will receive an additional audience yet because we are still also offers workshops and "virtual $90,000 next year before it will be working out the kinks," Adsit said. workshops" on the web page to under the state budget, Adsit said. Students are not allowed to use the introduce professors to different Faculty members can use all equipment unless they arc working teaching methods and technology the equipment free of charge. The on a faculty project. enhancements. facilities include four PCs, nine The center was formed under The sources for the Macintosh computers, black and the leadership of and thus named workshops are journal articles, white and color scanners and after Dr. Grayson Walker, the late iMlCaMM national meetings, and other printers, a VCR ,a CD-ROM and Students enjoy a game of volleyball outside of Lockmiller provost and vice chancellor. colleagues locally and nationally, a slide maker. Apartments The University Echo I Thursday, September 5,1996 Still waiting patiently for campus housing By Phil Dake For the students Echo Staff Reporter falling in this last bracket the school is very lenient The Read House and with them. Students can King's Lodge are still being get out of their contract if used as home for many UTC they decide they want to students and those students live somewhere else remaining may be there for before all the hotel some time to come. students are Although cancellations accommodated. have come in quickly the last When all of those two weeks they have slowed students living in hotels down considerably, said are in university housing Richard MacDougall, then students wishing to director of housing. terminate their contracts "Cancellations have cannot. The main reason slowed down to a trickle," a student is allowed out of MacDougall said. "The a contract while students students remaining may be are still in hotels is to there up to a month." allow more students to get Currently there are 20 to campus housing. rooms still being occupied Housing is not a state by UTC students at The funded program and all Read House, which is equal hotel students pay for the to 38 people. The King's Read House: home to 38 UTC students Aaron Solomon most expensive housing Lodge is still reporting about complex on campus. 20 rooms and 37 students as of Tuesday. MacDougall said that there are three major reasons why Housing is not appreciated in the schools budget and All the female students from The Read House are now UTC housing is over populated every year. that having 100% occupancy more than compensates for in university housing and only 15 female students remain Number one you have students who didn't show. That the expense of housing students in hotels, MacDougall said. at the King's Lodge, said MacDougall .Almost every year is a good number of people," MacDougall said. However, more than half of the hotel students are in some students end up in hotel housing and nothing seems Then you have people who come and leave for some campus housing and all of the female students should be to be helping the situation. Everything is being done lo reason: homesickness, move in with relatives or decide that out in a week to 10 days. alleviate the problem, including the expansion of New this isn't the time and place for them. Then we have a The rest of the remaining students should feel confident Village which is scheduled to be completed by the fall of number of students who decide they'd like to live that their lime to live on campus, although delayed, is 1997, said housing manager Marc Booker* somewhere else. approaching.

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Pulliam explains, is the lack By Tawnya J. Denson of staging area workers Echo Staff Reporter have. With Fletcher Hall, for Ah, UTC growing pains. instance, workers have a Students can feel them large open area for delivery everywhere on campus. Some of construction materials. of those lucky enough to live at This area is compensated the heart of construction can at New Village with the hear them just as well. fencing in of surrounding Roaring bulldozers, piercing streets. back-up sirens, endless Pull.am explains lhat hammering; in the midst of the when prc-casting begins on commotion, some students have the parking garage lost their sanity ... or maybe September 8, cast 5th Street just their sidewalks. will be blocked off from the Most students and safety western most gate down to administrators on campus the construction fence at die would agree that the loss of garage site. sidewalks has been the most This will be the staging dangerous factor in area for flatbed trucks which construcuon safety thur Ew and deliver the prc-cast beams, the bad news is walkways will and requires the maximum become more scarce before the amount of working space. building is over. During this construcuon, The university requires that 10-12 of the city's parallel Fence around New Village construction causes students to walk In street Benen CCavazo s pedestrian walkways be parking spaces will be left provided during construction. unavailable, and the When they are approved by the city, barracades are set up by the city for the Oak Street side of construction at New sidewalk will be off-limits, too. which allow students to pass between the construction fence Vil'sge, however, and this is one of the several places on Pulliam's advice to students is to bear the inconvenience and a barrier in the street, said Jim Pulliam, Safety campus where students feel very unsafe. of walking "the long way," and stay on sidewalks instead Supervisor for Department of Safety and Environmental "I don't think it's very safe. It forces students to walk of the street. "I don't think they realize the danger, and I'm Health. out in the street, and I can't see a car coming until I get out particularly concerned with the traffic after hours," Pulliam This type of walkway can be seen on the east side of there," says Kristi McCullen, a Gallatin junior who resides states. He also reminds students that he is open for Houston Street, in the New Village Stage II construction at New Village. suggestions on how to improve the safety situation. area. This type of pedestrian walkway has not been approved The major reason for New Village inconveniences,

We're not a Cwnpus Gr^mc 3o# Welcome bank, but we can Compiled by Stephanie Dawn Campus Crime Log is a feature of The Monday, August 26 University Echo and is compiled from convert your UTC police department reports to keep 960711 - A male reported his students aware of incidents on campus. styrofoam CD case and CD's missing liquid assets into Reports are listed in chronological from his car in Lot 3. order. CASH! 960714 -A man fainted while attending Friday, August 23 class in the Racquet Center. He stated he had not eaten in a couple of days. Visit our friendly, modern center and findou t 960704 - A UTC student reported her parking decal was missing from her purse Tuesday, August 27 you can earn: at an unknown place of time. 960722 - A student reported money, a $30 1st donation • $25 2nd donation • 960705 - A UTC professor was threatened key and her parking decal missing from by a male in a car while walking to his car her purse. $20 3rd donation • $20 4th donation • in Lot 36. The male yelled "I'll shoot," as he pointed what appeared to be an Wednesday, August 23 $30 5th donation umbrella. 960725 - A car in Lot 17 was broken Saturday, August 24 into with a cellular phone in the glove box missing. 960708 - Two individuals, who were not Centeon bio-services, inc, UTC students, were arrested for public 9607317 A police officer discovered his drunkenness and disorderly conduct bicycle missing after leaving it on the after a fight broke out at a fraternity gym floor to meet another officer. house. 3815 Rossville Blvd. • 867-5195 In case of emergencies Donate Plasma Today call UTC police: 911 4 The University Echo I Thursday, September 5,1996 The University Echo ghe

Countdown. There's an election in two months. Need more support. What Sunday is a sad day in the life of Emile. I get to endure another should be done? birthday. Birthdays aren't bad, it's just that there is nothing really to A-ha! look forward to about this birthday other than the income I receive from Early on the morning of Sept. 3 the United States of America launched 27 relatives. cruise missiles against Iraqi military targets. Bill Clinton is smarter than most Republicans give him credit for being. He has When you are young (single digits), birthdays are a fun thing to look learned the lesson nearly every other American president before him has learned: forward to, at least for most people. nothing raises popularity like a successful military campaign. Turning ten puts you in double digits which is a big deal in elemen­ At least Clinton learned from George Bush's mistakes in 1991. Clinton made tary school. sure the military strike was close enough to the election that people may remember Turning thirteen makes you a teenager and puts you through that fun it when they step into the voting booth. time of life called puberty. But, no, people say, this isn't just a well-timed political ploy to stir the patriotic Turning sixteen means you can get a driver's license. passions of every red-blooded American citizen. Saddam Hussein needs to be Turning eighteen makes you an adult which has certain advantages. stopped. He's abusing those poor Kurds who cannot defend themselves. Turning twenty makes you no longer a teenager and closer to being If this is apurcly humanitarian action, why have the Serbs, Bosnians and Croats twenty-one. been left to languish in their civil war the last several years? Turning twenty-one gives you the ability to legally and publicly do Because the Yugoslavian war is not ours to fight, people say. But somehow, the Middle East region qualifies for special American protection. Of course, the the stuff you have been doing for a while. former Yugoslavian republics aren't located in an area of the world known for it's Turning twenty-five makes your car insurance drop like a rock But major oil export. what's so good about twenty-six? Clinton's action puts Bob Dole right in the palm of his hand. Dole cannot There aren't any milestones being hurdled or any limits on things that criticize him, for that would be un-American. Yet, he cannot praise him to much, I can do other than general laws. for Clinton is the one thing between him and the White House. My body likes to remind me on a daily basis about the number of And what can Dole do to compete against this? In a speech Sept. 3 to the harsh miles I have put on it. I've got more gray hair than my mother and American Legion in Salt Lake City, Utah, Dole called for involving the U.S. people still can't get my name right. military in the "war on drugs." He can't walk the walk by actually calling out the On the good side, providing that I don't get killed between now and Army, but he can talk the talk by coming up with a way to connect military action Sunday, I will have survived twenty-six years. I have to say I would not with his campaign. want to go back and do it all again. It wasn't that much fun. Besides, the Before the American people get fired up about the action against Iraq, we need world is meaner now than it was then. to examine what's really going on over there. Read accounts in several papers. Listen to what the reporters arc saying, not just to the sound bites. And above all, I have learned to have patience which is something that driving think for yourself. Everyone should decide individually what this action means to around looking for a parking place will teach you. (Sorry, I couldn't them, their country and the upcoming election. resist at least one good shot a parking.) Of course, I still don't understand what twisted form of logic the gurus in Knoxville use to make decisions: computers, calculus, or at least a dozen other things. But hey, at least it won't get boring. THE ELIE WIESEL PRIZE Just a little side item, the current freshmen who graduated high school last year were in fourth grade when I was a senior in high school. IN ETHICS (Sigh) I'm gonna go now and take my Geritol and watch some cartoons. 1997 ESSAY CONTEST

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i _. The University Echo I Thursday, September 5,1996 5 y*Hj*r*m*r*m*^^better s to trie ^Edito" " '' •»•r "••'•' ^^^v™ Student concerned over profs suspension Last spring a woman was sexually of UTC. For many, Obear has effectively Wilson is currently teaching two sections of of respect at this university. I believe the assaulted at an ATM in Red Bank. After an stated that there can be no place in the American Government (POLS 101)andone administration has failed the students of investigation into the matter was completed, institution for those who would prey upon section each of State and Local Government UTC in this regard. the police indicated that Dee Parker, a senior the physical weakness of others. I believe (POLS 233) and Comparative Asian —Name Withheld at Red Bank High School was a suspect in everyone should be proud of Obear's efforts Government (POLS 442R). ———————— ——— die assault He was later picked out of a line towards keeping UTC a place where the Dr. Wilson's failure to prove himself up and charged with the crime. community and its daughters, wives, sisters, innocent of the charges against him is an For the record; At the time of his arrest, Dee Parker had girlfriends and fiancees can live and work indication to me that at the very least he The University Echo will only print been accepted to UTC on a football work, free from the slightest threat of sexual represents a potential threat to the students letters to the editor that include a name scholarship. Recently, Chancellor Fred harassment. of this institution. It would seem that even if and phone number for verification. Obear stated publicly his intention of keeping Or can they? This past July, the Dr. Wilson were, in fact, innocent of the We will, upon request, withhold a Parker out on the basis of two academic Chattanooga Times and Chattanoga Free charges, he himself would not be averse to students name on let terse that deal deficiencies. Since the assault, Parker has Press reported the results of a disciplinary taking time off until die issues surrounding with sensitve Issues. been acquitted and is currently being hearing on the sexual harassment charges his hearing were resolved, if only to put To repeat, we will not consider considered by other schools for athletic made against Dr. Rick Wilson of the political minds and hearts at ease. printing the letter unless we have some scholarships. science department. Dr. Wilson has been In short, if Dee Parker, after his acquittal way of confirming authorship. We will In preventingParker*sadmission toUTC, handed a semester suspension for sexually has no place in this modern, up-to-date, keep confidential any student's name Obear has opened himself to much criticism. harassing a female student. However, since metropolitan university, then neither does that we withhold from publication on Why die deficiencies were not previously he's decided to appeal, Dr. Wilson will be Dr. Rick Wilson. I fail to understand how a the letters to the editor page. considered, no one is really sure; however, allowed to teach while he's in the process of standard that is not applied to both students Thank you there are those who surmise that this is appealing the committee's decision. and faculty will work tocreate an atmosphere merely a means of keeping Dee Parker out The fall class schedule shows that Dr.

It's real! I promise (wink, wink) The Hulk is a bad guy, now

Roundhouse where all of the sudden, out of Doom in the main event, an eight-man tag By Roland Millsaps lot of advertising for this, but the intrigue die night, die silent observer came rushing team match. Echo Sports Columnist really started to build when this strange man entered the Arena, watched a few matches, out of die darkness being pursued by those The match was very realistic, uh, good Our university has been the proud host then abruptly left. two stalwarts of law and order, Sting (no, and was won by die Four Horsemen. of many big sporting events, but none People seated around me, some seriously, not the rock star) and his buddy, Lex Lugcr. Immediately after die match, almost as bigger than on Labor Day when started speculating on whether or not this Our mysterious stranger jumped into a if it was planned, Hulk Hogan and his professional wrestling came to the man was in league with a sinister group of waiting limo, causing Sting to somewhat outsiders attacked all eight wrestlers and Roundhouse. individuals dubbed die "Outsiders," who damage his sterling reputation by throwing totally destroyed them. A near-capacity crowd turned out to have been try ing to take over die Federation. a cinder block through the limo's rear It's funny how in wrestling these things watch this big event, which was broadcast Believe it or not, these dregs of humanity window. always seem to happen when they have a on Ted Turner's own television station, are being led by none other than the legendary As the limo sped off, he stole," along with big pay-per-view telecast coming up, TNT. Hulk Hogan, who used to be the ultimate his friend Lex, a conveniently located pol ice ironically, with all of the aforementioned Now, I usually do not admit this, good guy in wrestling. car and pursued the suspect, er, stranger. gentlemen scheduled to kill each other especially to women, but I am a wrestling Apparently Hulk is going through a mid­ This is the only media oudct in which you inside of a steel cage. fan and knowing things usually arc only life crisis - perhaps because die Rogaine is will hear this story. Despite the bad guys winning this time, shown to die television-viewing audience, not working for him. Back inside the Roundhouse, the all- heck, most people were rooting for them, I brought a mini-television with me. Once die silent observer left the arena, I time wresUing legend, "Nature Boy" Ric a good time was had by all, including The first few matches were energetic kept my eyes glued to my portable television Flair (just ask him) and his infamous "Four myself who hopes they come back soon. and fast-paced I guess Ted Turner sold a and sure enough, they cut to outside the Horsemen" took on the evil Dungeon of

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What Are You Waiting For? CALL 1-800-631-0452 The University Echo I Thursday, September 5,1996 7 Addition of new computers expands library By Tiffany Drew number to twenty for public use on the first PsycLit, etc. The computers have printers information resources available via the Echo Staff Reporter floor. There are also twenty computers attached and are located around the poles Worldwide Web available for use on the second floor. on the first floor of the library. • instructional guides Yes, the library can be useful to everyone The library's IntraNET is named • instructional presentations at UTC, and no the library is not sinking, M.E.R.L.I.N. MERLIN stands for Multiple • various electronic forms according to Sheila Delacroix, University "The library is changing and Electronic Resources via the Library's • an index to all of the UTC Library's librarian. expanding; we're trying to IntraNctwork. web pages "The library is changing and expanding make things more Currentavailable information sources on For those who need help with the constantly, we're trying to make things more comfortable and accessible." the computers include: Internet, the library's Nct@Nitc service, comfortable and accessible," says • the UTC Library's electronic catalog which offers informal learning sessions, has Delacroix. —Shelia Delacroix • the electronic catalogs of other libraries moved to Monday and Wednesday nights Recendy, the library has added five more worldwide from 7:00 p.m. -10:00 p.m., on the second microcomputers along the west wall on the Computers are available on a first-come, • electronic indexes and abstracts to floor. first floor. The computers are connected to first-served basis. journal literature If one would like to get in touch with the the Internet and to the library's Intranet. This There are Electronic Indexes that have • information resources available via library by Internet, their number is (hup:// added addition of computers now bring the programs including ERIC, CINAHL, Gophcrspacc www.lib.utc.edu). Spring , summer graduates need to apply now By Jenny Poole might be. purchase from Jostens College Division, The center has a new computerized data Echo Staff Reporter "Students who wait until the last minute along with other graduation paraphernalia base registration and a computer program arc the ones who have the problems," said such as inv iialions and class rings. designed to help students wilh their University seniors are now thinking of Davis. She urges students to file their The College Base Exam, which is resumes,. life after UTC. graduation applications as soon as possible. required before graduation by the Board of "Wc find that the students that arc better Students planning on graduating in May Seniors that are expecting to graduate in Trustees, is scheduled by the Testing Office. prepared arc the ones that find the jobs or August need to stop by either Adult May should apply by the second week in Anyone with a total of 90 hours should easier," said Dakc. She recommends "that Services or the Records Office to file an September. have received a mailing from the Placement resumes arc sent out at :hc beginning of the application for graduation. The August graduation deadline is the and Student Employment office, detailing senior year, or at least die semester before According to Brenda Davis, Director of second week in January. various seminars that arc scheduled to you graduate. Records, students need to fill out an During the semester of their graduation, discuss employment after college. The Placement and S indent En ;ploymcnt application at the beginning of the semester seniors will be receiving schedules of dates At these seminars, students will be able Office does a telephone survey three to six before the anticipated graduation. for when they can order their cap and gown to register with the office and get help with months alter graduation and have By filing their applications early, the and when they can take their College Base any employment problems, said Jean Dakc, discovered that "between 70-75% of records office is able to work with the Exam. Director of Placement and Student graduates say that they are working in their seniors and alert them of any problems there The cap and gown will be available for Employment. major field."

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Scheffcs says there is a lot of stay at UTC. chicken patty sandwiches and fish sandwiches. traffic congestion, especially at lunchtime. The flow is poor In fact, they never considered leaving, said Mike "Things that surprised me that didn't take off wilder, in the comer where Pizza Hut and the hot line area. Scheffres, Food Services director. like the chicken baskets. People go crazy for those," said He is considering moving another point of service, like Scheffres said that the goal of Mariott is to put on a Scheffres. Pizza HutorTaco Bell, outside of the cafeteria and into the quality program, but that they still had to make a profit. Mariott now monitors food movement on a weekly dining room. Mariott has not made a profit in the four years that it's been basis. This shows them what is selling and what is "sitting". In light of die present facility being inadequate for the providing meals to UTC. Cross-training all of their employees, or associates is amount of students UTC now has, Scheffres does not feel "We've come really close (to making a profit) in '95, another new tactic. like the "10,000 by 2,000" plan is realistic. and we're extremely optimistic about '96," he said. This means that every employee is trained to work in Scheffres really wants more student response about the They're beginning a slow recovery for several reasons. every part of the cafeteria. cafeteria services. The first is that they have done an in-depth review of This is especially helpful in situations like the lunch rush, He says that students should talk to him if they are not products and services they offer. when several people can work at the cash registers. satisfied wilh the present service or if they'd like to see a This involves surveying students once a semester in the "One of the comments we've gotten is 'did you do new item. Scheffres can be found in his office behind the UC about their opinions on Marriott services. something different with me registers?' There aren't the Taco Bell. The survey asks students to rate things like the lines there were last semester. Student accosted, suspect arrested within hours By Amy Steigelman contacted UTC police, according to Chief Dale McNeely, If you are the victim of a crime on campus or you need Echo Assistant News Editor of the UTC Police Department. a ride somewhere, blue phones are located at convenient "Within 18 hours, warrants were issued and an arrest spots on campus. At approximately 6:45 a.m Friday morning a student was made," said Lt. Larry Lockmiller, of the UTC police. "All blue phones are checked monthly and if they are was accosted by an unknown man between die Fine Arts He was arrested on warrants of strong armed robbery not working they are repaired within 24 hours," McNeely Center and Lockmiller Apartments. and assault, according to the police report said. The assailant, Clifton Rushford of 1122 Lakeside Circle, The UTC police caught the suspect and put his photo in When a call is made from a blue phone, someone is came up behind Jennifer Tade, Nashville senior, and a lineup for the victim to identify. sent and the phone call is recorded. Any crimes should be requested money. She said that she did not have any money Campus police took a photo lineup to the victims' reported lo campus police as soon as possible. at this time. residence where the victim positively identified the suspect, "Students need to aware of their surroundings even in Rushford then hit her in the right side of the face, Lockmiller said.UTC police used six photos in the lineup daylight," Tade said. knocking her to die ground, according to the campus police in order to positively identify the suspect At 3 a.m. Saturday "Detective Ratchford was very helpful and apologetic rcport.Tade walked to Erlanger, where her instructor morning Rushford was arrested at his residence. that anything had happened on campus," Tade said.

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New RDs excited about on-campus housing Lockmiller, Stadium, Boling under new direction By Tori Ames He said he has much confidence in his anywhere else," he said. Greeson is a graduate student at UTC Echo Staff Reporter resident assistants. Millctte trained his Miranda is equally happy with his studying school counseling. He graduated resident assistants to deal with resident assistants. I'm only as good as my from Berry College with a bachelors degree They're graduate students, they're here homesickness, which he pinpoints as the resident assistants and assistant resident in psychology. Greeson was a resident to help residents and they're excited about major problem right now. directors, he said. assistant and head resident at Berry College. the school year. The main job of the resident director is He is using this experience to help with his Meet the new resident directors. keeping students happy, said Millctte. He job responsibilities. Sherwyn Millette, Omar Miranda and plans to do this by making student's lives "The residence hall is an "Being a resident director is a lot of Phillip Greeson are the resident directors at as stressless as possible. experience that will things happening right then, you have to Boling Apartments, Stadium Dorm and Miranda plans to use the open door shape them into the make a decision... My previous experience decreases my poor decisions," he said. Lockmiller Apartments, respectively. policy at Stadium Dorm to help students deal person they become." All are happy with the way the move-in with their problems. Greeson stresses the need for students went. He graduated from Southern College and - Omar Miranda, to make good safety decisions. Students "For the most part, it went really is currendy working on a graduate program Stadium RD need to be smarter about their actions and smoothly . . we didn't have any serious in community counseling. choose their friends carefully, said Greeson. problems, Millette said. Miranda draws experience for his job All residences are planning activities for Millette is a graduate student at UTC. from his pre-college years at Fletcher "The residence hall is not just a place to students. Each residence has their own He graduated from Howard University in Academy, a boarding school in North stay, it's an experience ... that will shape activities which may include trips to the Washington D.C. where he swam for four Carolina. them into the person that they become," he Aquarium, hang gliding or rock climbing, years on scholarship. He has a degree in Miranda is excited about his Stadium said. Students should check with their resident marketing. experience. It is the only dorm that stresses Greeson agrees. assistants about future activities. Millette served as an intern in the athletic community living, he said. Five years from now, students should department last year. He is familiar with "I prefer this type of dorm to others... I look back positively on this experience, he many of the coaches and players. don't think I would have been happier said. Dave Matthews Band coming to a town near you Meet vjovir SGA Tresfoent • • • By Mandy Hughes Beauford's Jonathan T. Hutches Echo Features Editor power-jazz drums. Hometown: Atlanta For anyone For willing to drive two Crash, the Now living in: Soddy-Daisy hours north, south or band Graduation date: May 1997/ west, seeing the Dave experiments Matthews Band in with other concert will surely be instruments worth the effort. for various The band will be songs, Most 'unusual fact: I like living in Soddy-Daisy in Atlanta Sept. 7, in including a What I like most about UTC: This is a difficult question because I Knoxville Sept. 8 and six-string and like everything about UTC. It is a perfect size, a growing campus, in Nashville Sept. 11. an acoustic recently tested to have the finest academics in the state and is set in They are on tour bass, a one of the most beautiful cities in the narion. Since I am required to for their album baritone sax, Crash, the follow-up flute and single out one specific aspect of UTC I love, it would have to be the to Under the Table percussion of students. We have a very distinguished group of students here. I know and Dreaming, which congas, because of the constant visitation to other campuses required as SGA was praised by Rolling Stone as "one of the cowbells and woodblocks. Crash also president. I am constantly relieved and excited to return home to UTC, most ambitious releases of '94." It also integrates some electric guitar from Tim earned the band two Grammy nominations Reynolds, a periodic Matthews duo partner, for the first single, "What Would You Say." Crash has been called more upbeat than Quote: "If you came to UTC expecting the ordinary, be prepared to According to frontman Matthews, Crash Under the Table and Dreaming. find the extraordinary," is "way more aggressive, way more sexy, It's hard to classify the Dave Matthews way softer and way louder." Band. They 're not exactly alternative, or pop The Dave Matthews Band's unique or blues, sound is created by Matthew's hypnotic Perhaps Details magazine said it best Looking for something to do? 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The Parthenon •. • Ut Tim Averse* H'CAltWmC * . . bvj nhont>& Bovine. K.KC. M.S.N., F/N.P, Fall Rush is here! The time of year problem is that wc have to market them when new members are recruited is upon right. us once again. That means wc all get our I was rush chairman of my fraternity Healthline this week is written by a required by their daily responsibilities. houses nice and clean and ready to dazzle two years ago. I fell into the usual pits graduate nursing student, Geri Gannaway,Fewe r adolescents and young adults arc the rushecs. Most fraternities get all during rush. Try to have the best food, die RN.BSN enrolling in physical education courses. dressed up and put on their best "Joe Blow, best house, the best panics, etc., etc... Wc Less careers require the expenditure of Rush Chairman, damn glad to meet you" pledged 16 guys. That was fine. But why WARNING: The Surgeon physical activity. face. didn't wc pledge 30 or 35? Because wc General has determined that regular While slogans such as "Pain is gain," For some of us this works fine. But is were so concerned with exterior things thai exercise can prolong life and and "Go for the burn" motivate certain fine good enough? Let's be honest, Greek wc forgot the most important part of being committed individuals to persevere, prevent disease in people of all numbers arc down. I hear a number thrown in a fraternity: the guys you call your exercise may be equated with discomfort around for Greek percentage at UTC to brothers. ages. or perspiration to those who are athletically be around 10 percent. Is that fine? I don't When I went through rush four years challenged. Alternatives to running, weight think so. So, the next logical question is ago, it was the same deal at every house. For the last several decades, boxed lifting and step aerobics are now why? Why arc there so few Greeks at Everyone had the best parties, everyone encouraged for those who don't participate warning such as this one have been UTC? I can't speak for the sororities, but had the most girls, everyone had the best in these or similar activities. Playing associated with products or activities that I think I might have an idea for the guys. house and so on. Who cares? What I cared may be harmful to our health. The first volleyball, raking leaves and walking I am not going to use the excuse that about was the guys I would be spending Surgeon General's report documenting the briskly for 30-45 minutes a day are suitable UTC is a commuter school. I have several the next four (maybe five!) years of my for a wider percentage of the population health benefits associated with physical Chattanooga natives in my fraternity. I'm life hanging out with. activity was released on July 18, the and they improve health when sustained sure commuting doesn't help much, but it When rush week comes and wc all start evening prior to the opening of the over lime. Long-term success requires is not die source of the problem. to go through our routines, stop for a Centennial Olympic Games. The aim of individuals to identify various activities So what is the problem? Marketing. second. Don't show them your new pool this report was to present an overview of that can be incorporated easily into their Fraternities are a product. Mainly, table, show them pictures of guys hanging the tremendous body of evidence that has lives. fraternities are a service product. And just out and having a good time. Don't tell them accumulated over the last few years Perhaps wc should begin by placing like every successful product, fraternities how many girls hang out at your house, pertaining to exercise. The focus has boxed warnings on all couches, television have to be marketed correctly. tell them about when your car broke down shifted to the daily amount of activity remote controls, microwave popcorn bags Right now every guy in a fraternity is and one of your brothers drove 30 minutes rather than the intensity. and fast-food containers! thinking: "Gee, this is doing a lot to dispel to pick you up in the middle of the night. Wc know that exercise helps to prevent Don't forget to attend Health Fair 1996 the image wc buy our friends." Hold on a Remember, the best thing your fraternity disease. However, knowing is only half of Sept. 11 and 12 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in second and think about it. Every time you has going for it is not your new house the battle. More than 60 percent of the University Center. Activities include meet someone new, you arc marketing stereo, it is your brotherhood. Americans are not physically active on a Wellness screenings, HIV testing, food yourself. Whether you mean to or not, you Good luck, and don't forget to drop regular basis. One-fourth of adults engage samples and more. Sponsored by the UTC arc selling yourself. So die problem isn't article suggestions or topics you want to in no physical activity other than that Student Health Center. lhat wc have to market fraternities; the sec covered in Tfie Echo mailbox. Chattanooga's club scene - you don't have to sit at home! Looking for something to do this weekend? keyboard. 9 p.m. Friday. No cover. Hawkeye's Restaurant and Lounge, 5308 cover. 886-1129. Here's a listing of bands playing in local 756-3663. Dayton Blvd.: D. Dunn and the Southern Rock and Country Club, 6175 Airways clubs: Dino's, 2100 S. Market St.: Fantasy Band Blues. Friday and Saturday. No cover. Blvd.: Major Seven and Soul Shaker, Brass Register, 618 Georgia Ave.: Tory with Paul Smith, variety. Friday and 875-6164. variety. Friday and Saturday. $5.894-9921. Voodoo, rock. 9:30 p.m. Saturday. $3. Saturday. 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By Heather M. Wilson Jena Kincaidc had 16 digs and Andrea Echo Sports Editor Hockstrahadl5forUTC. Setter Kristi Wrenn passed out 49 assists So far, so good. for the Lady Mocs. The Lady Mocs volleyball team "This victory was a team effort," Rhodes defeated Belmont University, 12-15,15-1, said. 13-15,15-2,15-12, at Maclellan Gym on "The one thing wc need to learn is how SepL 3. to finish off a game. I am really pleased with Rachel Evans led the Lady Mocs (3-1) the win." with 20 kills and 22 digs. "When wc were up, we were really up. But when we were down, it really showed up in the scores," Rhodes said. "We need to "When we were up, we learn to play more consistent ball. But we were really up. will take the win." • The past weekend, the Lady Mocs Unfortunately, when we hosted the Tennessee Preview at Maclellan were down, the score Gym. reflected it." UTC defeated Southern Conference foe East Tennessee State University in the - Coach Lisa Rhodes tournament, "I was really pleased with our performance at the tournament this "Evans really carried us offensively," weekend," Rhodes said. Coach Lisa Rhodes said. "Defeating ETSU was a great confidence "She kept hitting and tipping the ball boost. When we go to play them in and really kept them off balance." conference action later in the season, we Jennifer Beasse added 17 kills and 17 already know wc can defeat them." digs in the victory. Rachel Evans and Natalie Reinichc were "Beasse started out strong for us," both selected to the all-tournament team. BfnCanubt Rhodes said. • The Lady Mocs next home game is Sept The Lady Vols handed the Mocs their first loss, 7-0, on Aug. 30. However, "We moved her to the right, though, and 27. The Lady Mocs will host Western the Mocs are getting ready for their home opener against the University of she really started doing well. She kept Carolina in their conference opener. Alberta today. They also will host Middle Tennessee State University on working the line and was very efficient" Sept 8 at Hixson High School. Offense performs well first time out By Michael Angel, Jr. So wipe that smirk off your face. Things trouble from the opening snap. There is no earned Southern Conference Freshman of Echo Assistant Sports Editor will be different this year. way you can simulate playing in those the Week honors for his performance against UTC football has come a long way under conditions. the Rams. Don't be dismayed Moc fans. Coach Buddy Green. But let's look at the upside, and yes, there These players will have to carry the load That 61-19 score you saw was an In recent years the Mocs would not have is an upside. until the defense catches up. aberration. A figment of your imagination. even been a good practice team to some of Offensively, the Mocs arc going to give Defense is the Mocs Achilles heel. Before you go off the deep end, these Division IA opponents. The Mocs have some teams trouble. The Mocs were dominated up front. Colorado State is an excellent Division IA nothing to hang there head over. They moved the ball and put up Colorado State rushed for 462 yards. team. Nobody's making excuses for the Mocs, impressive numbers against a squad that is The Mocs have a chance to redeem Maybe not as talented as Auburn or but you have to consider, this was the first known for defense. themselves Sept. 14. That's when they'll Alabama, but the Rams would give either time a lot of these players have even been The Mocs racked up over 400 yards in take on the nationally-ranked Blue Raiders one of them fits. on an airplane. total offense and had it not been for three of Middle Tennessee Slate. The Rams have been Western Athletic Do you remember the first time you flew turnovers the Mocs might have scored more • The Mocs Club will host a tailgate party Conference champions for two years on a plane? No doubt there was some than 19 points. in the west lot of Chamberlain Field at 7 running. uneasiness. Once again, Jeff Peters and Brian p.m. today. They also were in bowl games the last Secondly, let's consider where the game Hampton performed up to and exceeded Il will be their regular meeting. The guest two years. The Rams send a lot of players was being played. expectations. speaker will be Coach Buddy Green and the into the professional ranks each year as If you're not used to playing in the rarificd True freshman Carlos Locklyn was public is invited. well. air of Fort Collins, Colo, then you're in another bright spot for the Moccasins. He There is no cost. Til

Saladft, Get ready for River City Deftftei*-* State is where the great Jerry Rice played By J J. Morris McCallie Avenue-266-5845 Echo Sports Reporter college football. With the Mocs' own 744 Terrell Owens now a third-stringer wide Free Drink with purchase of 8:00 AM -3:00 PM The River City Football Classic began receiver in San Francisco, things could be Steamed Sandwich with this ad! in 1985, when the TVA Black fun at49crs practice. Management Association sponsored a This is the first home game for the week of fun-filled activities called the Mocs. Spend an afternoon browsing Black College Extravaganza. The money raised from the event will through Chattanooga's largest used The activities were highlighted by be given to an inner-city youth of historically black colleges and Chattanooga to help them to attend college. book and CD store. We have over universities. This event has raised over $ 120,000 for 20,000 used CDs in stock, 90,000 A football game between the two scholarships to date. used books, 1,500 used videos, schools was the highlight of the week. Some of the scholarships have been The game was played at Brainerd High given to students that have attended plus a large selection of used School. When Ed Farrell, athletic director, Harvard, the University of Tennessee at video games, laser discs, new and mentioned moving the game to Knoxville Law School and Knoxville Chamberlain Field, the TVA Black College. used books on tape, and a select Management Association agreed with him. All student organizations and the entire group of new magazines. Since 1984, the game has featured student body is urged to get involved. UTC and a historically black college. This can be done by simply buying a On Sept 21, the 12th Annual River ticket, renting a table at the tailgate party City Classic will be played on historic to sell accessories and participating in the Chamberlain Field. step show later that night. KickolT is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. as Cash prizes will be given out for the MCKAY the Mocs will host Mississippi Valley top three places in the step show. 6401 LEE HIGHWAY • (423) 892-0067 Suite. Come out and support the inner-city This should make things interesting in youth of Chattanooga as well as our own USED BOOKS AND CDS the San Francisco area. Mississippi Valley Mocs.

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The Mocs in 1995, their which proves he is among the elite in the Being a first year program can be tough. English had 24 saves for UTC. highest ever. conference," Gauiter said. One problem is it can be harder on some The Mocs arc preparing for "Kickoff According to the preseason coaches' Fellow junior Damian Walsh, who has teams than others. Weekend" which begins today against the poll, the team is picked to finish third in been described as the backbone of the In the first women's soccer match for University of Alberta at Hixson High the conference. team by Gauiter, is slowed down from a either school, The University of Tennessee School. "We have two outstand ing sophomores spring track injury but should be in form at Knoxville defeated the Mocs, 7-0, on Aug. "We'll use the exhibition game against leading the w&y this season," Coach Bill by midseason. 30. Alberta as a tune up for our home-opener," Gauiter said. "Kyle McLean, who was all* Freshman Shon Grice and Dainele The Lady Vols were better than Coach Whitehead said. "We're looking forward to conference as a freshman, and Nic Crider, Lenarchluzzi have been impressive in the Linda Whitehead expected. breaking ground at Hixson." who was second team all-conference a early going, Gauiter said. "They were awesome," Whitehead said. The official home-opener will come year ago will be the leaders of this team." "I'm very excited about these two "We may aot play a better team all season Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. when the Mocs Crider had a great summer and looks young men and their future. They have until Mississippi State or Alabama- host Middle Tennessee State University. ready to move up to lead pack of lop proven in high school they know how to Birmingham." Both teams arc pretty even and should conference runners, McLean, who is still win and have stepped right in and showed There were key differences between the match up well, Whitehead said. nursing an injury from last track season, they know how to work hard," Gauiter programs which gave the Lady Vols an "We recruited some of the same players. will be ready when it counts, according to said. advantage from the start. I got some and they got some," Whitehead Gauiter. "This could be a season to remember Due to the amount of monetary support, said. "I expect the game to be very "McLean is a very talented young man. if we can put it all together," Gauiter said. the Lady Vols have a greater number of competitive for both teams." Add to that his gun-slinger attitude and The Mocs and the Lady Mocs kick off scholarships to give to players. Both games will feature projects planned you can never count him out," Gauiter their season at home on Sept, 7 on the The Mocs dressed out 13 players while by the UTC Mocs Soccer Booster Club. said. Moccasin Bend hospital grounds. UTK dressed 20. The University of Alberta game includes The key to the season will be keeping Whitehead praised the defensive play of a reception for the visiting team and a keeper Iva English and sweeper Tori Ames, hospitality lent at the MTSU game.

Take mc out to the ballgame BEEPERS The Chattanooga Lookouts will host the Memphis Chicks for Students can get into the game for only $2 with a validated game three of the Western Division Playoffs at Engel Stadium on student ID. Groups of 20 or more can get in the game and Student Rates Sept. 6 at 7 p.m. enjoy an all you can cat buffet for only $5 per person. Available Call Joey Kins 1-800-906-0970 IF YOUVE GOT WHAT IT TAKES To BE A LEADER IN OUR COMPANY, Attention: Anyone THIS COULD BE YOUR OFFICE. who has attended Chrysalis, Emmaus, Search, or Happening!! ._£_ 5 rVN 'j/~i 'i*- *?^ Welcome Chrysalis and Emmaus Communities, we are starting a Itr?- \* new Reunion Group for college students and professors who are interested. We are going to be meeting every Wednesday morning at Not just anyone can be responsible for territory 7:15 AM in the Cafeteria. not you're a leader of Marines. It's a career that's like this. Then again, not just anyone can be one filled with unlimited opportunities, pride and All you have to do is show up of us. But if you're exceptionally smart, tough honor. If you want a career that's a world apart for some breakfast and and determined, then Officer Candidates School from the ordinary, see if you've got what it (OCS) will be the place you can prove whetherMarines or takes to lead in this company. fellowship. TkFmTmtPmm\TktMmrmtm. If you have any questions call 755-4222. If you are looking for a career that makes a world of difference, see Captain Best and Hope to see Gunnery Sergeant Harris at the Student Center or call 1-800-270-9874 prompt 11 &15. you there. 16 The University Echo I Thursday, September 5,1996

Heather Wilson Michael Angel Terry Butler Dr. Bill Gurley j Becky Carlisle * George Ross Coach Linda ** Div Joe Trahan t^i^lcp Vh,No Average Above Average Average Above Average Kickln' Butt Above Average Average (MI week: 2*1 5-4 4-5 5-4 6-3 5-4 4-5 Overall: 2-7 4-5 5-4 4-5 5-4. 6-3 5-4 4-5 Georgia Tech N.C. State N.C. State N.C. State N.C. State Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Georgia Tech N.C. State at N.C. State 16-13 17-3 14-7 17-13 As I see it 28-7 28-21 27-23

North Carolina Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse N. Carolina Syracuse Syracuse North Carolina at Syracuse 42-21 35-21 28-21 22-14 Points to yes 24-17 24-12 38-22

use use use use use Illinois use use use at Illinois 36-15 16-10 42-12 27-17 Outlook good 28-10 42-28 31-17 Oklahoma State Texas Tech Texas Tech Texas Tech Texas Tech Oklahoma State Texas Tech Oklahoma State Texas Tech at Texas Tech 17-3 47-0 49-18 33-21 Yes, definitely 21-14 31-14 35-20

Illinois State Illinois State Illinois State North Texas North Texas North Texas North Texas North Texas North Texas at North Texas 36-20 63-62 32-26 28-21 It is certain 28-21 3-0 17-16

Kentucky Kentucky Cinncianti Cinncianti Kentucky Cinncinati Cinncinati Kentucky Cinncinati at Cinncianti 14-10 21-20 21-14 33-19 Not likely 28-14 21-7 16-14

Washington Arizona State Arizona State Washington Washington Arizona State Washington Arizona State Washington at Arizona State 17-14 27-20 42-32 27-20 My sources say no 35-20 17-7 24-21

Wyoming Iowa State Iowa State Iowa State Iowa State Wyoming Wyoming Iowa State Wyoming at Iowa State 17-6 10-3 21-7 37-15 Very doubtful 35-17 35-21 30-20

UAB Maryland Maryland Maryland Maryland UAB Maryland Maryland UAB at Maryland 30-6 72-0 40-12 53-10 My reply is no 28-7 14-7 18-15

Becky Carlisle has decided to make her predictions with the aid of the Magic 8 Ball. She asks her helper who will win and we just print what the ball says. Soccer Coach Linda Whitehead is still slightly confused about Pigskin Picks. The only futbol she knows is played with a round, black and white ball.

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You all thought you were so smart. This question will be a little easier. Until you ran into last week's trivia Test your sports knowledg< 0 0 Which teams played in the first college question. football game and the first professional Which American president threatened to Late in November 1905, Roosevelt National Collegiate Athletic Association football game? declare football illegal? brought representatives from Harvard, Yale (NCAA). Deadline is still Monday at 5 p.m. The answer is Theodore Roosevelt. and Princeton to the White House and told Penalities for roughing were added and Put your name and phone number on During the 1905 season, several schools them to clean up the sport or he would the excessive violence soon disappered, thus your answer and put it in the mailbox outside decided to drop the sport. There were abolish it. making collegiate football one of the most the Echo office, University Center 111. between 15-20 deaths from gridiron injuries. This group eventually became the popular sports today. Good luck.

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The Women's Musical Society is interested should contact Alicia Sprinkle from 6 to 7 p.m. If you are interested, The Baptist Student Union has home- sponsoring a T-shirt contest for the music at 7554785. please call 755-2725. cooked meals on Wednesdays from 11 department. First prize is the use of your a.m. to 1 p.m. for $1.50 and TAB design, $25 and a free T-shirt. Deadline Family and Children's Services seeks Junior Achievement of Chattanooga is (Thursdays At the BSU) on Thursdays at 8 for entries is Sept. 13. For more information volunteers to serve as "Teacher's Aides" to recruiting volunteers to serve as p.m. We are open 7:45 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. call 265-5867. the special education teachers at their site- consultants in their Elementary School Monday through Thursday and Friday from based school at Gardner House, a local Program. Volunteers will teach Junior 7:45 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wc are located at 540 Omega Phi Alpha, National Service runaway shelter for teens. Volunteer Achievement classes in local elementary Vine St., across from Boling Apartments. Sorority will hold their rush from Sept. 9- "Teacher's Aides" generally commit to one schools one hour a week for five weeks. 13. Meetings will take place in the Lookout morning or one afternoon per week. If You may volunteer to serve during the fall Campus Crusade for Christ meets every Mt. Room of the University Center from interested, please call the Youth Services' or spring semester of this school year. For Tuesday night at 6:45 p.m. in the Raccoon 8:15-10:OOp.m. coordinator of volunteers at 755-2725. more information contact Claudia Taylor Mountain Room of the University Center. at 8924488. Everyone is welcome. All campus organizations are asked to Use the power of your friendship to help send a representative to the Association someone with a mental illness. Become a Religious Activities The Fellowship of Christian Athletes for Campus Entertainment (ACE) Compeer Volunteer and give one hour a niniiiV.n i meets every Thursday in the Hall of Fame meetings on Thursdays at 4 p.m. in the week for a year to someone in need of a The Christian Student Center would Room in the Arena at 7:30 p.m. Contact Lookout Mountain Room of the University friend. Contact Karen Hicks at the Mental like to welcome everyone to their dinner Casey Price at 757-8347 for more Center. Any questions should be directed Health Association of Greater Chattanooga, and devotion on Tuesdays. Dinner starts information. to 7554455. 698-2400. at 6:30 p.m. and devotion starts at 7:15 p.m. There is a student-led devotional on The Catholic Student Center would like The International Student Organization The Chattanooga Area Food Bank needs Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. Lunch is served to invite students to celebrate Mass on meets every Friday at 3 p.m. in the Ocoee volunteers to sort food donations and pack Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays for Sundays at 5 p.m. and Wednesdays at Room of the University Center. All non- food boxes. For more information or to |2 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. noon. Lunch will follow each Wednesday international students are also welcome to volunteer call Christen at 622-1800. Mass and there will be a dinner on the attend. The Presbyterian Student Fellowship second Sunday of each month. Hospice is a special kind of care for (PSF) has activities throughout the week. Beta Alpha Psi, the accounting honor terminally ill patients and their families Lunch is served Tuesdays from 11:30 Lunch is served Wednesdays at the Wesley society, will meet in the Siskin Room of provided by nurses, social workers, a a.m. to 1 p.m. Join us Tuesday nights at Center from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Enjoy a the University Center on Wednesdays at 1 chaplain and volunteers. For more 8 p.m. for "UNPLUGGED IN" featuring a home-cooked meal for $2. The Wesley p.m. information please contact Mike Smelcher live praise and worship band and Bible Center, 607 Douglas St., is the home of the at 892-2561. Training is provided. study. Come by 841 Oak St. or call 265- United Methodist campus ministry at UTC. The first organizational meting of the 2227 for more details. Moccasin Pagan Alliance on Thursday, Sept. 12 Family and Children's Services is Christian Fellowship (UTC's Intcrvarsity The Episcopal University Ministry is from 3-5 p.m. in the Hiawassee Room of recruiting volunteers interested in tutoring Chapter) will also meet at this time and located at 663 Douglas St. at McCallie the University Center. There will also be teens in their foster care group home. Math place. Avenue. Please call the Rev. Betty Latham, table in the lobby of the University Center tutors are needed one evening per week university minister, at 266-0291 for on Wednesday, Sept. 4 from 10 a.m-4 information. Sunday services arc at 8 a.m. p.m. For further information contact Bulletin Board is a service for and 10:30 a.m. with Christian education at Roscmerry at 9:15 a.m. [email protected](423) non-profit UTC and community 942-0015. The Association for Islamic Studies organizations to inform students meets every Monday in the Sequoyah Room The Criminal Justice Club will have a of upcoming events and activities. of the University Center. Meetings begin party at Dr. Venter's house Saturday, Sept.. at 4 p.m. Topics will range from religious 7. All criminal justice majors and minors Placement is subject to the discretion history to life as a Muslim in the 1990s. should to attend. Call Robert at 757-8539 Everyone interested in learning about Islam for more information.Maps arc available of is welcome. in Dr. Venters' office. The University Echo. All students, faculty and staff arc invited to Deadline for submissions a Noontime Theology series each Wednesday from 12-1 in the Sequoyah The Chattanooga Community Kitchen is 5 p.m. Monday. Room of the University Center. The topic is looking for volunteers for their clothing All material should be this semester is the Holiness of God. Each department between 8 and 11 a.m. For session will consist of a video lecture by more information call Mary Thompson at placed in the mailbox Dr. R. C. Sproul followed by a discussion 7564222 led by Dan Web and Ken Carson. Call Dan outside of the office of (7554760) or Ken (755-5288) for more The Office of Alumni Affairs needs an The University Echo information. intern to do specific research on World War II for an upcoming reunion. Anyone in the University Center. 20 The University Echo I Thursday, September 5,1996

7/te 12tk Annual UTC Student Health activities Center proudly presents RIVER CITY CLASSIC Health Mocs vs. Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils UTC September 21,1996 Awareness information PaAcde 11 a.m. Days The parade will begin at the Historic Engel Stadium parking lot and make its way to McCallie Avenue. The parade route will then turn on Douglas Street at Fletcher Sept. 11 and 12 Hall. The final turn will be at Vine Street and end in front of Maclellan Gymnasium. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. There will be a $500 first place prize for float entries. There is no entry fee. University Center ^GtitcjGtUUf aH day • wellness screenings • HIV The tailgating event will take place Saturday, Sept. 21 in UTC parking lot #10 testing • food samples • 80 beside Grote Hall. This event will feature an entertaining atmosphere with a live booths in all • remote by radio station Power 94. Food vendors are charged a $75 fee, while all other vendors will be charged a $37 fee. Be prepared to get healthy.

StefiSUcnu. 7 p.m. Football The step show will take place in Maclellan Gymnasium at 7 p.m. immediately GOLDEN KEY Sept. 14: Mocs o MTSU following the game. All groups are encouraged to participate. There is a $1,000 first place prize and two $350 prizes for best fraternity and sorority, there is an NATIONAL entry fee of $50. Volleyball HONOR Sept. 10: Lady Mocs e Austin Qnoup, SftfMA&i SOCIETY Peay University, 7:30 p.m. In order to help the River City Classic achieve the best possible attendance at the game, student organizations are encouraged to assist in bringing kids to the game • Academic recognition • Soccer by sponsoring a group. This will ensure that kids who would not ordinarily be able • Scholarships • to come to a game to attend the River City Classic. • Career assistance • Student organizations will benefit by an announcement on game day and recogni­ Sept. 5: lady Mocs vs. • Lifetime membership • tion during the parade by the sponsored group. The cost is $10 per kid. University of Alberta, 5 pm • Publications • Sept. S: Lady Mocs vs. MTSU, Qetutualoed • Chapter activities • 2p.m • Networking • For more information about getting involved in any of the day's activities, or to get • Leadership opportunities • an entry form, call 755-5285. Cross Country Membership Deodline Sept. 7: UTC opener, 5:30 p.m. Getting involved at UTC Sept 25 What does getting involved mean? Reception • becoming an active part of your out-of-class collegiate experience October 9, Patten Chapel, 4 p.m. IFC Rush • participating in the co-curricular aspect of your education • making a contribution to your institution and community For more information about Sept. 9-13 membership into Golden Key, Call 755-4301 for Why get involved? call the Student Affairs office • for your own personal development at 755-4534. details. • to meet people with whom you share common interests • to increased informal interaction with faculty, staff and administration • to develop your leadership skills and abilities JOJIN ROTORACT VOLUNTEER • to further your career interests, gain valuable skills and make contacts CENTER Where can 1 get involved? SEPT. 10, 8 A.M. • service organizations • departmental clubs • interest organizations • honor RivERbENd ROOM society • general student organizations • student publications • sororities and Give a little time ••• fraternities • religious organizations • university and faculty committees UfNivERsiTy CENTER ••• learn a lot!! For more info about bow to get involved on BREAkfAST pROVidEd campus, stop by the office of Assistant Dean of call 755-5359 for more Students Tom Losh in Room 221 of the UC. information sponsored by The Office of Student Affairs