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The Guardian, January 27, 1999 Wright State University CORE Scholar The Guardian Student Newspaper Student Activities 1-27-1999 The Guardian, January 27, 1999 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 (1999). The Guardian, January 27, 1999. : 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]. Initiative Games with Campus Rec .*•*.• -i Raider Voices: If they raise our tuition again... p.4 University Hall to open in Spring '99 By QUINN WHITE "Once Allyn Hall is empty, For The Guardian it will be renovated to receive the College of Education out of University Hall will be the Milieu," said Thoroughman. Swimming name of the new academic Renovation to Allyn should diving team building next to Rikc Hall. begin in June or July. Follow- to Kenyon Fifteen departments from ing the renovations to Allyn. Allyn Hall including the Millctt will undergo renova- p.11 President's office. Physical tions and its occupants will Plant and Human Resources mov into Allyn during the con- will begin moving into the struction building during the third week The Liberal Arts department of February. The nursing de- will not permanently move out partment will move last as they of Milieu, but, according to Men's hoops relocate to University Hall over " Liberal Arts loses two spring break. will need to find some swing "Nursing will move in over space until Millctt is renovated, tight break to avoid disturbing win- but then they wiil move buck ones ter classes." said Tim of the first floor der construction since last Sep- in." Thoroughman, University En- where classes will begin Spring tember and is the beginning of As of now, no date has been p.11 gineer. The nursing department Quarter. a "domino plan" to renovate made for a grand opening cer- will occupy the basement and University Hall has been un- Allyn and Millet! Halls. emony. Wright One Card to be used in elections All organizations to have access to Mini-Wedge system Best of Dayton By HEATHER M. Wedge systems on-campus. Govcrnment account. Once system for their own elections. results BISHARA and MICHAEL As of last year, students had they vote, they will spend their "I will rent it to any group 7 D. PITMAN to show their validation card at penny," said Lansdale. who would want to use it," said News Editor and News the election tables in order to "We set up in the system a Moss. p' area Writer vote. With the use of the Wright privilege that gives everybody Student Government elec- One Card and the Mini-Wedge that is a valid student one tions will occur the third week Students will encounter a system, students will no longer chance to vole." said Moss. of spring quarter. For more in- new voting system this spring need to show their validation Each Mini-Wedge costs formation contact Lansdale at when they head card. $2,600 and the Wright One (937) 775-5575. If your orga- ¥ to the election Accord- Card office paid for them. nization is interested in renting tables to vote ing to While SG will be the first to the Mini-Wedges for their elec- for Student Lansdale, use the new system, any orga- tions. they may contact Moss 4 Star Reveiw of Government the Wright nization will be able to use the at (937) 775-5564. "A Sim pie Plan" positions. One Card "Student will have a p.9 Government new special elections will account now be totally added to done using the 5 their card £) Wright One called a Will They Be Laughing in Ten Years? Card system," jj " S t u d e n l Billboard's Top 5 Albums This Week: said Jason o-Govern- 1999 1989 Lansdale, Stu- The Mini-Wedge system. 1 .Britney Spears- 1 Bobby Brown- ment ac- ...Baby One More Time Don't Be Cruel dent Election Commissioner. count." This account will be 2.'N Sync- 2.Guns 'N Roses- HealthStyle According to Sara Moss. totally separate from their 'N Sync Appetite For Destruction Wright One Card system ad- meal card and on-campus ac- 3.DMX- 3.Traveling Wilburys- Flesh ot my Flesh Blood ot my Blood Traveling Wilburys p.10 ministrator, the AT&T Cam- counts. 4.The Offspring- 4.Def Leppard- pus Wide Mini-Wedge system "Each student who is reg- Americana Hysteria will be now used to conduct istered for spring quarter will 5.Lauryn Hill- 5.Poison- elections. There are two Mini- have a penny in their Student Tne Miseducation ol lauryn Hill Open Up and Say... Ahh! T 1TK GUARBUUt WtONfSUA Y JANUAR Y 27, !99!i representative, announced that trar at WSU. Sauter has served in ask questions similar positions at the Jason Lansdale. Parking and Middleiiiv.il campus ol Miami Transportation representative, (Ohio) and most recently at weeks they will be finalizing any said that graduate assistant* were Xavicr University. suggestions and decisions on the denied the privilege to have B According to Gardner, the draft. According to Jared permits. According to Lansdale, GOVERNMENT search for the vice president lor Raflcry. SG president, SG would graduate assistants wanted the B Advancement will have to re- like to have the legal services permits because they were sti- By Michael D. Pitman be used for the upcoming SCI open. The applicant that was proposal ready for the subcom- pend. Lansdale said that they News Writer elections in April. According to expected to take the position has mittee of the Board of Trustees would have to consider all sti- Moss, anyone can rent the unit changed his mind. Gardner was in April. pend positions, which include The future of ihe Wright One for their organization's elections not clear of when the search will Angel Hughes stated that the undergraduate as well as gradu- Card and the new Wright State "We plan on pursuing off- reopen. reason the Food Services Forum ate positions. It was denied for Registrar were the first two top- campus sometime in the fall of Additionally. Gardner re- was cancelled was to have more that reason. Additionally, the ics of the Student Government '99 just because we want to make ported that the student trustee preparation. There was a con- proposal for freshman residence meeting on Friday. sure that on-campus is stable, application packets will be out tractor on campus Friday to re- parking in Lot 20 has been tabled Sara Moss. Wright One Card secure, set and ready to go." said this coming week in the Admin- view the occurrences that will for three months. Parking and system administrator, spoke re- Moss. "Eventually, we would- istration Wing. Student Life of- happen in Allyn and Millett Halls, Transportation want to review garding the new uses that stu- like to take it to an ATM or a fice. Student Government office and to review the operations of the effects of enrollment. dents will have for their Wright bank option...but that is prob- and the Residence Services of- the Rathskellar. The Food Ser- The next SG meeting will be One Card. She introduced the ably the year 2000 or 2001." fice. vices Forum has not been re- on Fri., Jan. 29 at 5 p.m. in El57 AT&T Mini-Wedge, which will Jeff Gardner, student trustee The rough draft of the student scheduled. but it will occur so Multipurpose Room. Campus Calendar Campus Wednesday, Jan.27 Health Scienccs Building • Delta Tau Delta meeting at Muslim Student Union, at 3:45 Crime • "A Life-Study of the book • Campus Crusade for Christ 5:30 p.m. in EI57 Student p.m. in W105A -extension from . -*i Student Union Dining Room of Hebrews," a bible study spon- Primetime meeting at 7:30 p.m. Union. ARSON/RELATED • Phi Sigma Phi meeting at 6 • Wright Outdoors meeting sored by Life and Truth, at noon in El63 Student Union. OFFENSES in W025 Student Union. Friday, Jan.29 p.m. in E154 Student Union. at 7 p.m. in W025 Student Union. Jan.17: A Cedar Hall resident • Noon Prayer, sponsored by • Noon Prayer, sponsored by • Beta Theta Pi meeting at 7 • Baptist Student Union meet- repi >rted damage to a vehicle outside p.m. in E156B Student Union. ing at 7 p.m. in EI54 Student Campus Crusade for Christ, at Campus Crusade for Christ, at the building. noon in 125 Millctt Hall. noon in 125 Millett Hall. •Table Tennis Club meeting Union. ASSAULT from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the • Sahaj Yoga Meditation •Asr Prayer, sponsored by • The Guardian general meet- Jan.19: A resident in the Village Muslim Student Union, at 3:45 ing at 3 p.m. in W025 Student Student Union gymnasium. Club meeting at 7:30 p.m. in Apartments reported an assault. p.m. in W105A-extension from Union. Monday, Feb.l I69C Student Union. DRUG OFFENSES • Asr Prayer, sponsored by • Noon Prayer, sponsored by •Wright Outdoors Etc. meet- Student Union Dining Room Jan.21: A Hawthorn Hall resi- Muslim Student Union, at 3:45 Campus Crusade for Christ, at ing at 7:00 p.m. in W025 Stu- • WWSU general meeting, dent reported the use of illegal sub- p.m. in W105A -extension from noon in 125 Milled Hal).
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