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The Alestle Believe in the Free Home Without a Jacket University Archives (0 2 ) Box 1063 www.thealestle.com Free fun in Cougar Lanes See Lifestyles A lton ■ East St. Louis ■ Edwardsville T h u r s d a y . S e p t e m b e r 9. 2004 So u t h e r n Il l in o is U n iv e r s it y E dwardsville Vol. 57, ho. 5 ♦ Instnictors’ union vote Domestic partners can Non-tenure track faculty will vote on IEA Sept. 27 and 28 S t 3 I * t t h c i f D c ip C r W O r k P odv . .1___ ..............................-j A JL C o r y F r e e m a n is that there is no job security or said. Travis Ross According to the statement, New s S tringer long-term contracts. Another Other concert^ achieved in A ssistant S ports E ditor “The domestic partnership status issue is when there are few the ISU contract are a health and is terminated as of its date of Non-tenure track faculty instructors available and safety policy, academic freedom Just weeks after adopting a execution and that a copy of the members will soon have an lecturers take on extra students to and ethics protection, a workload domestic partner policy giving statement has been mailed to the opportunity to vote whether to avoid hiring more instructors. definition aniftmpnoved working eligible same-sex couples a other partner by the party have union representation. Lecturers have less pay and don’t conditions. break, SIUE has made forms authorizing such action.” In The Illinois Education receive paid health benefits. The SIUE NTT faculty available for interested couples other words, if the couple was to Association has stepped in to Other issues include cost-of- members will have to pay the to apply. break up the individual who does offer NTT faculty union living adjustment, merit pay, IEA dues if the NTT faculty Couples are required to fill not work for the university will representation at SIUE. The seniority pay and voice in shared decides to join. The dues would out the Statement of Domestic lose their benefits. IEA’s primary issues are to governance at departmental, be roughly one-half the normal Partnership so the university Benefits include insurance promote job security and college and university levels, rate until a contract is negotiated. can judge their eligibility. To cost reimbursement program, increase salary. according to the IEA Web site, Dues from NTT faculty’ be eligible for the policy, tuition waiver for children, The vote for NTT faculty http://ieanea.org. members would pay for the statement says couples must family medical leave, sick and members to join IEA will be later In April 2003, about programs and services such be “each other’s sole domestic bereavement leave, a wellness this month. 300 Illinois State University as professional bargaining partner and intend to remain program, use of Lovejoy Library There are about 300 NTT NTT faculty members voted to consulting, legal services, budget so indefinitely.” and recreation services and faculty members at SIUE, which join the IEA. Their first contract and salary research services and Couples are also required to facilities. includes lecturers and has been ratified and achieves an annual overview of U.S. demonstrate shared financial The policy went into effect instructors. Lecturers have the two main concerns: real job higher education. obligations and a joint July 1. Similar policies have contracts that go from semester security and a beginning of real One thing Vitoff wishes responsibility for each other’s been adopted by the University to semester, whereas instructors salary improvement, according to stress is that “unions don’t common welfare. This can of Illinois, Illinois State have contracts that are yearly. to the IEA Web site. have to be confrontational. We’re be done by providing University and Western Illinois One issue, according to “The example at ISU shows here to be proactive and documentation of a joint University. organizer for IEA David Vitoff, that the process works,” Vitoff positive.” checking account, joint credit The Statement of Domestic account, joint ownership Partnership is available online at of a motor vehicle, joint www.siue.edu/PERSONNEL/Be mortgage, etc. nefits/dpartner. Making your voice heard Greeting for chancellor Wednesday in Meridian K r is t e n R e b e r N ew s E ditor Students, faculty, staff and retirees are invited to welcome Chancellor Vaughn Vandegrift and his wife, Sue Vandegrift, to the campus community next week. A welcome reception will be from 3 to 6 p.m. Wednesday in the Meridian Ballroom in the Morris University Center. “Since they are new to campus, this is just an Vaughn Vandegrift opportunity to introduce yourself and welcome them to the the closing date on their new campus,” Office of the home. Chancellor secretary Joyce “They just now moved into Brendle said. their new home, just a couple Vandegrift and his wife lived weeks ago,” Brendle said. in Georgia, where he served “(Although the Vandegrifts as provost and vice president moved to the area in July), for academic affairs and chief we wanted to wait until there information officer for Georgia were more people on campus (to Southern University. hold the reception). We wanted Aubrey WiluamsMles71£ The Vandegrifts arrived to wait until classes began Student William Berkley registers to vote. As part of the Raise Your Voice campaign to on campus in early July and and there were more people promote voting, a voter registration booth is open 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. through Friday near resided in Cougar Village for the in the academic community the north entrance of the Morris University Center. summer while they waited for to attend." ♦ Pme 2 ß I « s t I « Thursday, September 9. 2004 + Health Service open house K r is t e n R e b e r Friday in Rendleman Hall 0124. are invited. Refreshments will be N ew s E ditor “It’s in celebration of our served. Subs & Pastas recently renovated suite,” Health “Renovations started It’s a Bigger, Better Deli Health Service will show off Service Director Riane in October or November of last its recent renovations during an Greenwalt said. year and we finished up Fresh Sub & Pasta!” open house from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Students, faculty and staff in January,“ D epartm ental. see HEALTH SER VICE page 5 23 Junction Drive (Next to Holywood Tan) Glen Carbon Police Incidents ¡18.656.3000 T raffic for no valid registration and operation of an 618.656.3101 Fax 8/31/04 uninsured motor vehicle on South University Drive. Theft Dine in or pick up & receive 10% off with SIUE ID Police issued a citation to Anthony J. Voss for speeding on South University Drive. 8/31/04 We Accept MasterCard, Visa, Debit Cards Police issued a citation to Lanoir A. Washington Police responded to Lot A South regarding a fake (Delivery Fee, $10 Minimum) Hours: 10-9 Sun-Thurs for operating an uninsured motor vehicle on hangtag. Brandon C. Hatfield was arrested for Phone or Fax for Delivery! 10-10 Fri & Sai South University Drive and a written warning for theft of labor or services. He was released with a no rear registration light. notice to appear. Call 656-UTAN (8826) Police issued a citation to Mark A. Hayes for Police arrested James M. McCoy for theft of speeding on South University Drive. 6455 Center Grave Rd., Suite 101 labor or service. McCoy was released with a Edwardsville, IL 62025 Police responded to a report regarding a possible notice to appear. hit and run. The owner believes her vehicle was Police responded to Lot A regarding a fake hit in Lot 4C while parked. hangtag. Cross Towing towed the vehicle. 9/1/04 9/1/04 Police issued a citation to Emily C. Hommel for Police took a report regarding a stolen hangtag. speeding on South University Drive at University Liquor IpR ÌN: Park Drive. » f Police issued a citation to Joshua S. Reingold for 9/2/04 M. speeding on North Circle Drive and written Police responded to a noise complaint about a warnings for no seatbelt and no driver’s license loud party in Cougar Village, Building 501. V vi on person. David W. Pindras was arrested and taken into 9/2/04 custody for illegal possession by a minor. He was U y- . “ “■ given a notice to appear and was released. Police issued a citation to Chien L. Kuo for ü.'*1 « J p i speeding on South University Drive. 9/5/04 ■'TfVw ‘fii 2005 © ja y Police issued a citation to Susan K. Schrage for Police arrested Sarah J. Adams for illegal operation of an uninsured motor vehicle and a consumption by a minor. Adams was issued a ________ ¿69.00______ written warning for speeding on South notice to appear and was released. University Drive. Other Offenses !Q Tone TinlirI i’One¥ontWnIimTted Police issued a citation to Robert J. Anderson for 8/31/04 driving too fast for conditions on South i K W i i on,y$29.00 University Drive and a written warning for no Police responded to a report regarding a possibly driver's license on person. intoxicated man in Peck Hall. The Edwardsville & receive a FREE bottle of ambulance was dispatched and the subject was Sundazzlers Tanning Lotion 9/3/04 transported to Anderson Hospital with a police I $18.001 escort. Charges are pending. (a $25.00 value) Police issued a citation to Terran M.
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